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Senior Evan O'Leary scored a career-high four goals and T.J. Gannon and Sean Nickerson added three each as Methuen blanked Lynn Classica 15-0.

For a moment, Pentucket coach Christian Langlois tried to subdue his team's wild celebration.

"I couldn't tell if the referee had called it a goal or offsides," he said. "All the guys ran onto the field, and I was telling them to come back. Then I realized it was a goal. It was awesome."

NORTH ANDOVER — The Scarlet Knights found the first six points difficult to come by last night. The following 36, however, came much easier.

Quarterback Brandon Walsh had a nearly perfect first half and the Knights came within 1:54 of posting their third consecutive shutout as North Andover routed Lynn Classical 42-6 in the Cape Ann/Northeastern League Division 1 opener for both teams.

LYNN — North Andover senior David Foote hasn’t had too many outfield assists while playing center field during his baseball career, but he had a huge one yesterday.

Just in time for the tournament, North Reading's bats have come alive as shown by its 16-hit effort in a 10-3 Clancy Tourney victory against Lynn Classical. Along with a six-hit pitching performance, leadoff man Ryley Warnock had two singles, a double and a triple to drive home three runs. The hottest bat in the Hornet lineup, Nick Moscaritolo added 4 hits as he's gone 9 for 12 in his last three games. As a team, North Reading has averaged 11 runs and 14 hits during its five-game winning streak.

Will Ingraham's bases-loaded , two-RBI single ignited a six-run Georgetown rally in the second inning as the Royals opened the season with a 9-8 win over Lynn Classical. Jared Lathrop (2 for 4) followed with a two-run double and Ryan Browner pitched a complete game to earn the win.

In North Andover's win over Lynn Classical, Jill McVey had a whopping 29 service points and the team scored 16 aces.

Throughout the fourth quarter North Andover played with a sense of desperation. But in the end, it was the desperation from the Lynn Classical side that put an abrupt ending to the Knights' season.

LAWRENCE - Was it the seat, no-look over-the-heard pass to Benny Fernandez?

Or maybe the cute little pullup "J" to give Central Catholic a 48-42 lead heading into the fourth quarter?

GLOUCESTER - In case anyone forgot what kind of dimension Taylor Burbine adds to the Gloucester High football team's offense, what happened on Friday night at Newell Stadium served as a reminder.