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Kelsey Garvey (10 points), Maria Ganem (9 points, 9 rebounds) and Molly Hoopes (12 rebounds) shined as Haverhill ended its season with a 37-26 win Wednesday over Mystic Valley.

Maria Ganem (9 points, 9 rebounds) and Molly Hoopes pulled down 12 boards as Haverhill ended its season with a 37-26 win Wednesday over Mystic Valley.

Ashley LeBlanc (8 rebounds) and Rashidat Agboola (12 rebounds) ruled the glass and Rachel Condon (7 assists) kick-started the offense in Methuen's 53-41 defeat of Haverhill, moving a game away from tourney qualification. Sophomore Kayla Pellot had 13 points for the Hillies.

Lindsay DiBurro tallied a career-high 13 points as Haverhill notched its second win of the season, pounding Charlestown 56-18. Nathalie Nader grabbed nine rebounds for the winners. 

Despite a 41-32 loss to Chelmsford, Haverhill continues to play solid defense while enjoying good outside shooting from sophomore Kayla Pellot (12 points with three 3-pointers).

 Five-foot-10 freshman Molly Hoopes scored eight points and collected  12 rebounds but Haverhill still lost 51-41 to Dracut. Hoopes is averaging 13 rebounds per game over the past three contests.

Haverhill continued to improve despite falling to a solid Tewksbury team, 51-34. Sophomore Kayla Pellot was the team's high scorer with 14 points, freshman Molly Hoopes ripped down 15 rebounds and sophomore Lindsay DiBurro excelled on the defensive end for the Hillies.

Saint Anselm men’s ice hockey player John Hyslip of Andover was named Northeast-10 Conference Freshman of the Week for his productive offense in Sunday's game against the Johnson and Wales University Wildcats. Hyslip notched an assist on the Hawks’ first goal of the game at 12:47 in the first period. Early in the second period, he netted a slap shot on a power play to give the Hawks a 3-2 lead. Hyslip is sixth on the team in scoring, with three goals and two assists on the season. He currently leads the Hawks in power-play goals, with three.

Pressure defense rewarded a fourth-quarter comeback, earning Haverhill a 45-43 overtime victory over Pelham for seventh place in the Greater Haverhill Christmas Tourney.

Now at 1-5 on the season, the Hillies' last victory was also against the Pythons 36 games ago.

Pressure defense rewarded a fourth-quarter comeback, earning Haverhill a 45-43 overtime victory over Pelham for seventh place in the Greater Haverhill Christmas Tourney.

Now at 1-5 on the season, the Hillies' last victory was also against the Pythons 36 games ago.