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Maeve Awiszus had never won an individual event at the state swim meet during her first three years at Andover High so her goal throughout her senior season was to win just one.

She did one better yesterday, tying for first in the 500 freestyle (5:05.72) and winning the 100 backstroke (59:14).

Andover scored just a single individual victory, but thanks to its depth across the events was still able to come out on top as a team, winning the North sectional swimming and diving championship with 345.5 points, edging No. 2 rival Chelmsford (336).

Kelly Lennon won the 200 IM (2:19.25) and 500 freestyle (5:21.95) as well as being part of Methuen's winning 200 medley relay and 400 freestyle relay teams in the Rangers' 97-87 victory over Lowell.

Methuen divers Aryanna Poirier and Chantal Cornu both posted sectional qualifying dives as the Rangers won every event in a 96-84 pasting of Notre Dame.

Methuen won every event against Dracut. Lauren Arsenault notched her first win of the year, edging out her best friend Sara Ospina in the 100 freestyle while Jenna Albrecht was a quadruple winner. 

Methuen won every event against Dracut. Lauren Arsenault notched her first win of the year, edging out her best friend Sara Ospina in the 100 freestyle while Jenna Albrecht was a quadruple winner. 

Meghan O'Connor and Genevieve Gigandet went 1-2 in the diving and Jackie Russolillo was a triple winner as Central Catholic nipped Methuen.

Kelly Lennon brought home four firsts and Jessica DiZoglio earned two key second-place finishes as Methuen downed North Andover.

Kelly Lennon earned victories in the 100 butterfly (1:03.63) and 100 backstroke (1:07.73) and swam on the winning 200 medley and 200 freestyle relays as Methuen beat St. Peter Marian 93-66.