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WEST ANDOVER - There were no "bowl" representatives taking in the Saturday morning festivities at Gleason Stadium.

That did little to blunt the Greater Lawrence Tech Reggies, who made another statement to the "State Vocational Bowl" folks, dominating Greater Lowell, 28-14.

TYNGSBORO — After a rocky first half, Whittier buckled down and played textbook football to blow past Greater Lowell 26-0.

The ‘Cats struggled early, turning the ball over four times in the first half, including a fumbled punt that led to a drive deep into Whittier territory.

 TYNGSBORO - Manchester Essex's game against Greater Lowell Tech on Saturday looked a lot like the Hornets' other four this season.

Another win, and another blowout.

The Hornets (5-0) disposed of the Gryphons 34-18 despite losing quarterback Pat Orlando to an ankle injury on the second drive of the game. Backup quarterback Alex Carr came in to relieve Orlando and the team didn't miss a beat putting up 28 first half points and executing a balanced offense.

TYNGSBORO — After falling on opening day, Pentucket had two weeks to think about the loss, and prepare for Greater Lowell.

“The loss really got to us,” said Sachems running back C.J. Lataille. “Every single day it got worse. We just wanted to get onto the field and show them what we have.”