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Tewksbury-Methuen dumped Weston-Wayland 9-2. Amanda Conway tallied five more goals while Hayley McCarthy and Carolyn Curley added two each and Curley also picked up three assists. 

Amanda Conway continued to post stunning numbers with six goals as Tewksbury/Methuen rolled over Weston 10-5.

Senior tri-captain Kyle Harris finished up 13-0 in dual matches at No. 3 singles. He posted the lone win for North Reading, which fell to Weston 4-1, in the Division 3 North finals. It was quite a year for the Hornets, though. This was their first ever appearance in the North finals.

North Reading won the EMass. Divisoin 4 meet by over 20 points. The Hornets got wins from Julia Valenti in the pole vault, Emily Murray in the shot, Cole Godzinski in the 100 hurdles and Nicole Roberts in the 2-mile.

Casey Pedro, Megan Rauseo and Fiona LaPierre each scored their first goal of the season to help Central Catholic roll over Weston 8-2.

Alis Roman had a second-half goal but it wasn't enough as Methuen fell to Weston, 5-1, in Division 1 North field hockey.

"Our goal was to make the tournament and we accomplished it," said Ranger coach Karen McLaughlin.

With the bases loaded with no outs in the top of the seventh, shortstop Danielle Sierra made a stellar play and throw home to cut down the runner at home plate for the first out of the inning, and Maggie Santomassino finished off the victory with a strikout to give No. 10 Greater Lawrence an 8-6 victory over No. 23 Weston in the Division 3 North prelminary round.

Andover's field hockey team experienced a couple of firsts in its Division 1 North semifinal matchup with Weston.

Over the course of yesterday's game, the Golden Warriors trailed. And Weston doubled Andover's goals allowed total.

Point guard Alex Moore was the star of the day as Pentucket whipped Weston, 52-34, in the quarterfinals of the Division 3 North tourney. The sophomore contributed 6 points, 10 rebounds and 3 assists. Leigh McNamara and Sarah Higgins set the tone with their defense. Coley Viselli led all scorers with 17 points and four 3-pointers. In the semis the Sachems will play the winner of tonight's St. Mary's-Triton game.