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Angie Nunez pumped in 15 points, Hennesis Ulloa had 14 points and Tiara Torres added 10 points as Notre Dame of Lawrence dumped Northeast 52-30..

Shanelle Bonilla unbelivabe had coming out party, 8 rebs. 0 TO and 8 ass and 6 steals...soph

Northern Essex's men defeated Avery Point 59-55 as Haverhill's Kyle Davis had 19 points, Bernie St. Vil pulled down 12 rebounds and Chris Baxter dished out five assists.

Germaine Lebron drained six 3-pointers on his way to a 27-point afternoon as Notre Dame topped Innovation Charter, 63-36. Fabio Cabral-Nunez had a fine game with 11 points, 16 reounds, five blocks and three steals.

Notre Dame of Lawrence's girls edged Greater Lawrence 43-37 in overtime. Yanerry Martinez led Notre Dame with 18 points while Jessica Brito had 10 rebounds and six blocked shots. Shabeli Villa led the Reggies with 20 points.

Greater Lawrence's boys rolled to a 56-28 win over Notre Dame of Lawrence to open its season. Papaciro Ortiz led the Reggies with 14 points and eight rebounds while Joseph Urena chipped in with 12 points.

Freshman Escarlin Reynoso continued her solid play with three hits including a home run, backing up a season-high nine-strikeout effort from Megan Harris as Greater Lawrence won its fourth straight game, 14-4 over Notre Dame of Lawrence.

Sophomore Jose Abreu smacked a two-run single with two outs in the second, kick-starting Greater Lawrence Tech in a 10-5 win over Notre Dame High School. Abreu also earned the win on the mound with six strong innings for the Reggies.

Sophomore Jose Abreu smacked a two-run single with two outs in the second, kick-starting Greater Lawrence Tech in a 10-5 win over Notre Dame High School. Abreu also earned the win on the mound with six strong innings for the Reggies.

Angie Nunez (14 points), Kiara Torres (9 points, 5 steals) and Alix Veras (7 points) powered Notre Dame of Lawrence over Innovation Charter 48-23. The Hurricanes improved to 10-5 to qualify for the postseason. Hurricanes coach Ushearnda Reynolds said it was the first time Notre Dame had qualified for the MIAA state tourney in any sport.

Junior Angie Nunez was the driving force of Notre Dame's offense before she fouled out in the fourth quarter, scoring 22 points, but Mystic Valley persevered to prevail in overtime, 32-31. Nunez went on a personal 7-0 run to end the first half to draw Notre Dame even at the break.