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The Sachems (9-6) beat the Clippers on their last regular season home game, 18-7, and gave fond farewells to seniors Zoe McKenzie, K.C. Jones, Sarah Evers, Kayla Jewett, Autumn Gadd, and Kayla Melville. Jones (5 goals and 2 assists), Brianna Yocum (3 goals and 1 assist), Jewett (2 goals and 1 assist), Stephanie Fitzgerald (2 goals and 1 assist), Vanessa Cahill (2 goals and 1 assist), Zoe McKenzie (1 goal and 1 assist), Shannon Beaton (1 goal), Valerie Grimm (1 goal), Sarah Kopaciewicz (1 goal), Sarah Evers (1 assist), and Sarah Higgins (1 assist) all recorded points in the win. Jones, Jewett, and Melville were named to the CAL All-Star team, and Yocum was named to the CAL All-League team.

Chloe Hundertmark and Molly Scully each had goals for Newburyport, and goalie Lilly Galzareno had a strong game with nine saves.

Lilly Galzareno (9 saves), Haley Johnson (1 goal and 1 assist), Laura Fallon (3 goals and 1 assist), Molly Scully (1 goal), Chelsea Roberts (2 goals), and Chloe Hundertmark (1 goal).

Jen Rock (3 assists), Sara Nardone (2 assists) and Jill Gallagher each had three goals to lead Triton in all-around team win, according to coach Stacey Beaulieu. Julie Parker had the Vikings other goal, Kaitlin Muller had an assist, and Nicole LeBel had two assists.

Sarah Nardone led Triton with six goals. Mac Scanlon added four goals and an assist. Jill Gallagher (3 goals), Jen Rock (2 goals, 2 assists) and Nicole Lebow (1 goal) also scored. Julie Park had an assist. For Newburyport, Chelsea Roberts scored three goals. Molly Scully added two. Chloe Hundertmark, Laura Fallon and Haley Johnson scored one each.

Lindsay Hirschfeld and Molly Clark had three goals apiece and Molly Gleason tallied a team-high six points (two goals, four assists) as Haverhill girls lacrosse squeaked by Newburyport, 12-11. Briana Roldan made 10 saves in the winning effort.

Shannon Hartford (eight goals, four assists) helped lead Georgetown past Newburyport, 15-5. Kelly Burke (one goal, three assists) and Michelle Reilly (two goals, one assist) were key, as well.

Down seven goals heading into the second half, Newburyport put together a great second half performance, but fell a goal short ultimately in its come back attempt. Coach Catherine Batchelder said the Clippers came out slow and got in too big a hole, which has been an unfortunate trend for the team this season.

Newburyport coach Catherine Batchelder said her team worked really hard in an exciting game to get the Clippers' first win of the season over Haverhill, 8-7. Laura Fallon led the way for the Clippers with four goals.

 After a slow start in the first 12 minutes, coach Catherine Batchelder said her team could not climb out of the hole despite outscoring and outplaing Wilmington over the final 48 minutes. Batchelder also said her defense played realy well including Taylor Whitehill, Mackenzie Maguire, and goalie Lilly Galzareno (13 saves).