“It’s just a dual meet,’’ said Phelan, whose Warriors edged Newton South, 24-31, yesterday. “We don’t do anything differently. It is nice to win, but we are working for the big meets at the end of the season.’’

Entering the meet, Lincoln-Sudbury was 13th and Newton South 19th in the Harrier Super 25 national rankings.

Last season, Lincoln-Sudbury finished second in the state championships to Newton South.

“It is definitely a rivalry,’’ said Phelan. “The kids get excited for it . . . but as a coach you just treat it like a regular meet.’’

Lincoln-Sudbury had the top two finishers. Sophomore Corey Stock won in 15:49 and junior Andrea Keklak finished in 15:53.

The win kept Lincoln-Sudbury perfect at 4-0. Newton South fell to 3-1.

“We’re just going to keep training and trying to get stronger. It is all about the state meet in November,’’ Phelan said.

Regarding his team and Newton South, though, Phelan did say, “It looks like we’ll be back and forth again this season.’’

Norton 24, Medway 35 - Sophomore Erica Callahan finished second, but was the top finisher in an impressive team effort by the Lancers.

Winsor 15, Bancroft 60 - Zoe Bulger finished first in 21:15 as Winsor (3-0) swept the top seven spots on the way to the Eastern Independent League win.

Weymouth 19, Framingham 40 - Wildcats’ Steve Sollowin ran Framingham’s 2.95 mile course in a course-record 14:49.

Canton 1, Stoughton 0 - Sophomore Colby Gavigan posted his first career shutout and senior David Corcoran had the game’s lone goal.

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Everett 1, Malden 0 - Eighth-grader Kamilla Fernandes scored the winning goal.

Concord-Carlisle 2, Tyngsborough 0 - Freshman Andrea O’Brien had both goals.