Mylett, a junior who also plays shortstop, tossed a no-hitter and the Wolfpack rolled past rival Latin Academy, 14-1.

Mylett hit the leadoff batter and allowed an unearned run after a couple of errors were made. But Mylett dominated after that, fanning nine and allowing only one more base runner on a walk, to nail down the no-hitter. He struck out eight of the final 11 batters he faced.

“He was tremendous, he dominated,’’ said coach Rene Gauthier. “He changed speeds well and kept them off balance.’’

After giving up a run in the first, the Wolfpack took over, piling on the runs thanks to some sloppy play by the Dragons. It may not have been the best-played game by the rivals, but Gauthier still enjoyed it.

“The rivalry is great, all the kids know each other,’’ he said. “It’s great to watch these kids compete.’’

Xaverian 3, BC High 0 — Junior Gerard Florentino went 2 for 3, driving in two runs as the No. 20 Hawks knocked off the top-ranked Eagles.

Abington 8, Cohasset 4 — Kristian LaPointe went 2 for 2, with a single, double, two walks, three stolen bases, and three runs scored to spark the No. 18 Green Wave.

Norton 20, Millis 8 — Junior designated hitter Mike Twitchell went 4 for 4 with four RBIs to spark the Lancers’ blowout win.

Malden Catholic 4, Catholic Memorial 0 — Paul Yanakopulos scattered five hits in a complete game, leading the No. 13 Lancers past the No. 6 Knights. Tyler McVicar and James Castrucci (three RBIs) homered to lead the offense.

Silver Lake 11, North Quincy 1 — Sophomore Zach Schindler tossed a complete game, striking out seven for the Lakers. Senior Zach Poncho-Smith went 3 for 4, with two doubles and four RBIs.

Austin Prep 3, Central Catholic 2 — Sophomore Riley MacEachern got the win in the Cougars’ victory over the No. 11 Red Raiders, going seven innings and striking out eight.

North Attleborough 2, Stoughton 1 — Sophomore Megan Saariaho tossed a no-hitter, striking out 13, as the Red Rocketeers edged the Black Knights.

Methuen 7, Lawrence 0 — Freshman Christina Scionti tossed a shutout in her debut, with six strikeouts. She also contributed three hits to the Rangers’ attack.

North Reading 4, Reading 3 — Trailing, 3-2, to start the seventh, Jen Shields tripled in the tying run and came across with the winning run on Kat Catania’s perfectly executed suicide squeeze to lift the Hornets to the come-from-behind win.