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No. 12 Whittier took just four shots on goal in a 4-0 loss to No. 5 Lynnfield in the first round of the Division 3 North tournament. Whittier ended its season with a 6-10-3 record.

No. 12 Whittier took just four shots on goal in a 4-0 loss to No. 5 Lynnfield in the first round of the Division 3 North tournament. Whittier ended its season with a 6-10-3 record.

A tie was good enough for the Whittier soccer team, which deadlocked North Shore 1-1 yesterday to win the Commonwealth Conference small school title with a 6-5-2 record. Jacob Bradwell scored his 26th goal of the season for the Wildcats on an assist from Danny Belanger and Traeger Domoretski stood out in goal with 14 saves.

The game was tight, 1-1, at the half but Whittier busted out in the second half en route to a 6-0 romp over Greater Lawrence. Jacob Bradwell had the hat trick while Traeger Domoretsky posted the shutout and even scored as he poked home a rebound.

Felipe Guimaraes had dual successful roles in Whittier's 9-1 victory over Fellowship Christian, picking up a hat trick before playing the final 25 minutes in net and recording three saves.

Drawing her first varsity start and playing the entire game, junior defender Gennifer Hinds was a standout for Whittier in a tough 3-2 setback against Minuteman. Jacob Bradwell and Danny Belanger notched second-half goals for the Wildcats (4-5-1).

Lynn Tech scores three late goals to dash Whitters great play to that point. Goalie Traeger Domoretski stopped 20 shots and Felipe Guimaresai scores 2 goals and assists on the other Whitter goal.

Whittier's boys soccer team romped past Fellowship Christian 9-1 and sophomore Felipe Guimares had a big role with three goals and three assists. Junior Jacob Bradwell also scored three times.