St. John's Prep rips Xaverian to stay unbeaten

The final score was perhaps even flattering to Xaverian, as the Eagles had built a 4-0 lead by the end of the first quarter and an 8-1 advantage at the half.

"We really clicked early," said Prep coach John Roy. "Eight to one at halftime is a really big cushion, it was nice."

Led by attackmen Garrett Campbell and John Jennings, who had three goals and two assists each, the Eagles' offense put the pedal down early.

In addition to the offensive power, the Eagle defense was on the top of its game as well. Nick Valenti, the Eagle's senior goalie made several big stops, but none bigger than the play he made with 2:20 remaining in the half.

After robbing a Xaverian forward from about eight feet out, Valenti saw an opportunity and quickly swung it speedy midfielder Brian Keenan who started a fast break that led to Jenning's second goal.

"The talk at halftime was about keeping the momentum going," said Roy, whose team improved to 5-0. "But we knew it would be a battle, in this conference and they came out hard in the second half."

Xaverian stymied the Hawks' attack and netted two goals, including a Garrett Buckley strike as the quarter ended that cut the score to 8-4.

But the Eagles made it a five-goal lead with a man advantage with 10:31 left to play, and although Kevin Saccone responded quickly for Xaverian, it was not enough.

Jennings finished his hat trick less than a minute later after faking the Xaverian goaltender nearly out of the net.

The Prep will play at Hingham tomorrow morning at 11, while Xaverian, who dropped to 5-2, will return home to face Lexington Monday at 4 p.m.

Hanover 20, Abington 2 - Pat Lawlor led the Indians with five goals and seven assists.

Barnstable 15, Dartmouth 2 - Barnstable (6-1) crushed Dartmouth behind attackman Steve Glover, who netted four goals and had two assists.

Braintree 10, Framingham 5 - Brett Richardson (three goals, one assist) and Kevin Lydon (two goals, three assists) proved a solid 1-2 punch for Braintree.

Hamilton-Wenham 9, Swampscott 4 - Junior attack Zach Gaucher scored three goals and two assists.

Hopkinton 8, Westwood 6 - Peter Racenis scored five goals and had one assist to lead the Hillers.

Malden Catholic 11, Central Catholic 10 - Malden was led by junior Dominic Roberto, who scored four goals and two assists and senior JP Buckley scored three goals and two assists.

Silver Lake 11, Mashpee 6 - Silver Lake (1-6) gained its first win in program history, thanks to six goals from senior Joe Ignani.

Masconomet 11, Pentucket 5 - Junior attack Mike Migmifico scored four goals.

Scituate 10, Cohasset 9 - The game was tied, 9-9 after regulation, until senior attackman Greg Reynolds scored his second of the game, 1:40 into OT to hand Scituate the win.

Wayland 12, Tyngsboro 7 - Senior attacker Connor MacNeil had two goals and four assists and senior midfielder Dan Keefer added two goals and two assists for Wayland.

Burlington 15, Wakefield 2 - Peter Russo and Danny Hanafin both scored five goals each in Burlington's convincing win.

Concord-Carlisle 12, Weston 3 - Midfielder Joey Fantullo led Concord-Carlisle with three goals.

Reading 17, Woburn 4 - Senior attacker Jimmy Queeney netted four goals and two assists and junior midfielder Ryan Pollack added three goals and two assists and Reading remains undefeated at 5-0.

Manchester Essex 13, Wilmington 8 - Senior captain Cam Doane notched three goals and one assist to lift Manchester Essex.

Lynnfield 9, Matignon 3 - Jake Panzini scored a pair of goals and assists for Lynnfield.

Blue Hills 9, Cape Cod Tech 4 - Sean Feyler scored four goals for the Warriors, while goalie Dom Scopa stopped 13 shots.

Dracut 9, Lowell 8 - Attacker Tommy McSwiggin scored the tying goal with 1:47 to go in regulation, then scored the winner with 47 seconds to go in overtime to give Dracut the win. McSwiggin finished with four goals and two assists. Sophomore Mike Conlon finished with two goals.

Marshfield 18, Sandwich 3 - Jack Triner scored four goals and assisted on three others for Marshfield. Junior Steve Sousa scored three times while Connor Bagby added two and three assists.

Beaver Country Day 12, Lexington Christian 5 - Senior Logan Furr scored six goals to pace Beaver Country Day.

Bourne 21, Bishop Stang 12 - Bourne junior Kayleigh Dube potted eight goals and added two assists. Fellow junior Taylor Corsino scored five goals and had five assists. Goalie Maggie Gilbert made 15 saves.

Framingham 18, Braintree 4 - Midfielder Moira Barry totaled six goals and one assist to lead Framingham (7-1).

Canton 9, Foxboro 8 - Junior Sam Smith scored two goals, including the winner with nine seconds left. Ally Boudreau added three and freshman Michelle McNeil scored twice.

Lincoln-Sudbury 15, Concord-Carlisle 13 - Senior midfielder Jess Griffin led Lincoln-Sudbury with three goals and five assists in its victory over Concord-Carlisle.

Hanover 17, Abington 7 - Caitlyn Segilla added six goals and Sam Ciulla another four in Hanover's convincing win.

Hingham 17, Pembroke 6 - Senior midfielder MaryKate Gorman scored five goals to lead Hingham.

Arlington Catholic 17, Lowell Catholic 4 - Junior attacker Julie Caccavaro and junior wing Julia Marino combined for five goals and two assists to lead Arlington Catholic.

Martha's Vineyard 13, Fairhaven 3 - The Islanders (6-0) were led by sophomore Niki Alexander, who posted a hat trick and an assist in the win.

Mashpee 10, Silver Lake 8 - Lauren Kazianowicz, Mariah Smith, and Callie Warnock each netted two goals for Silver Lake in the close loss to Mashpee.

Bridgewater-Raynham 10, Nantucket 6 - Jessica Ferrigno scored four goals while goalies Julia Coakley and Melissa Jaspon combined for 24 saves as Bridgewater-Raynham got its first victory in program history.

North Quincy 13, Whitman-Hanson 10 - North Quincy's Casey Brown posted four goals and one assist, while Jackie Kelley notched nine saves in goal.

Quincy 14, Hull 14 - Senior A-wing Leah Wood netted four goals and sophomore goalie Vanessa Hodgdon had 12 saves for Quincy as they tied up Hull, 14-14.

Weston 15, Newton South 7 - Emma Dagres scored three goals and Kelsey Nickerson chipped in two for Weston.

Westwood 14, Hopkinton 7 - Sisters Kelly and Kate Rich dominated Westwood's offense, with Kelly notching four goals and four assists and her younger sister tacking on three goals and two assists.

Suffield 13, Agawam 8 - Justine de Chazal scored six goals for Suffield.

Falmouth Academy 17, Cape Cod Academy 9 - Falmouth was led by senior captain Hannah Allen who netted three goals and two assists, while former CCA player Shannon Kandola scored four in the win.

Franklin 11, King Philip 11 - King Phillip got five goals and one assist from Kerry Eaton and four goals and two assists from Hillary Bushway. Goalie Megan Foley made 11 stops.

Malden 6, Everett 1 - Malden righthander Kiara Amos struck out 12 and allowed two hits, improving to 3-1.

Concord-Carlisle 17, Arlington 0 - Gayle Miller threw a no-hitter and Georgia Guttadauro went 3 for 3 with three runs scored as Concord-Carlisle routed Arlington.

Taunton 7, Attleboro 1 - Taunton (3-1) had a standout performance from junior pitcher Colleen Kirby, who struck out seven through six shut-out innings and surrendered no walks.

Wayland 3, Bedford 0 - Alyssa Church-Smith's two-run double in the third inning was all the Warriors needed.

Bridgewater-Raynham 15, Barnstable 6 - Arial Mallia had five hits with two doubles, three RBIs and scored three runs for Bridgewater-Raynham and Nicolle Brenza had three hits with two doubles.

Brockton 3, Dartmouth 0 - Stephanie Ameen struck out 10 and every Brockton player got a hit in the shutout victory.

Braintree 16, Brookline 2 - Braintree's freshman center fielder Tori Machado was perfect at the plate, going 5 for 5 and driving in two runs.

North Attleboro 7, Canton 4 - Junior pitcher Jackie O'Neal (2 for 3, 2 RBIs) went six innings with no earned runs, and senior captain Sarah Brown (2 for 3) belted a homer to help North Attleboro defeat Canton in the Hockomock League match-up.

Cohasset 4, Harwich 3 - Cohasset improved to 6-1 behind the pitching of righthander Kelly Naegelin who struck out 15, and handed Harwich its first loss. Senior shortstop Carly Salerno hit a two-run homer for the win.

Coyle & Cassidy 6, Bishop Feehan 5 - Left fielder Patty Borges hit a two-run homer in the top of the 10th inning to give Coyle & Cassidy a 6-4 lead. Bishop Feehan loaded the bases in the bottom half, but Kat Boulsac locked down the win. Boulsac went the distance, allowing six hits and two earned runs.

Middleboro 10, Duxbury 0 - Amber White had 11 strikeouts and won her seventh straight game for 7-0 Middleboro. White has 60 strikeouts in 42 innings this season. Senior shortstop Emma Harnett's triple in the fifth brought in two runs.

East Bridgewater 10, Norwell 0 - East Bridgewater pitcher Nicole Eisenmann posted 14 strikeouts in her one-hit gem. Junior Katelyn Medeiros also belted a two-run homer for the Vikings.

Hopkinton 14, Dover-Sherborn 0 - Michelle Cooprider pitched four shutout innings while striking out six. Liz Keefe, Kelly Sandborn and Nicole Wigglesworth collected three hits each for Hopkinton, now 4-1.

Lawrence 10, Haverhill 6 - Kelly Sicard, Luz Brenz, and Jerika Santiago all hit doubles for Lawrence.

Framingham 10, Needham 0 - Sophomore Jenna Levesque struck out 10 and allowed only four hits over seven innings. Camilia Restretto went 4 for 4 with two runs scored and two RBIs. Marina Iurralte had two hits and an RBI.

Newton North 13, Weymouth 3 - Lucia Joseph and Erin Ferguson each went 2 for 3 to lead Newton North.

Quincy 3, Pembroke 2 - Cory Sorensen struck out eight over eight innings to improve her record to 4-2. Julie Yee went 3 for 4 with the winning RBI. Elisa lamb, who scored the winning run, went 2 for 3.

Sandwich 12, Nauset 4 - Second baseman Lucy Gauthier went 3 for 5 for Sandwich, while pitcher Nancy Henry struck out nine.

Silver Lake 19, Rockland 6 - Elizabeth Murphy homered, doubled, knocked in five runs and scored four more, while Maria Battista was 3 for 5 with a home run and five RBIs. After starting pitcher Kelly Heath left the game with a right ankle injury in the fifth, ace Katie Stanley came in and pitched three innings, allowing only one hit, and striking out eight.

Weston 9, Tyngsboro 0 - Maria Posa struck out seven and improved to 2-0 while batting 3 for 4 and knocking in four runs for Weston.

Lincoln-Sudbury 13, Westford 8 - Lincoln-Sudbury second baseman Erin Deneen went 3 for 4 to help spark the win.

Randolph 10, Whitman-Hanson 9 - Randolph (2-3) rallied for four hits and two runs to pull out the win in the seventh.

Plymouth North 13, Falmouth 1 - Sheila Fey struck out 10 and scattered four hits to lift Plymouth North.

East Boston 17, Burke 7 - Breanna Bertoncini and Jessica Clark each knocked a three-run homer for East Boston.

Lexington Christian 19, Concord Academy 3 - Esther Brown rang up 10 strikeouts and allowed just three hits in the win.

Dighton-Rehoboth 9, Fairhaven 0 - Dighton-Rehoboth star pitcher Jen Lundstrom had 11 strikeouts while pitching a two-hit shutout.

Stoneham 11, Burlington 1 - Jennie Lacolla struck out 11 and had three hits and two RBIs for Stoneham. Alyssa Bryan broke the score open in the third inning with a three-run triple, and Gina Sicuso tallied another two RBIs.

Norton 10, Millis 5 - Erica Pundt hit a home run and a double, going 2 for 4 with two RBIs in Norton's win. Kayla Cugnale went 3 for 4 with a double and Brianna Freeman went 2 for 4 with a double for Norton.

South Boston 15, New Mission 12 - Senior Juliana Fox hit a triple to spark a seven-run seventh inning that gave South Boston the lead.

Lawrence Academy 4, St. George's 2 - Senior shortstop Brenna Morrissey scored three triples for Lawrence.

St. Mary's 72, Trinity Catholic 32 - St. Mary's Nicole Hanlon won four events -- the 400 hurdles, mile, shot put, and discus.

Watertown 83, Stoneham 53 - Freshman Adrianne Stelmack took second place in the 2-mile and senior Rene O'Brien won in the high jump and the 200-meter for Watertown.

Malden 79, Everett 54 - Malden sophomore Cynthia Antenor was a three-time winner in the high jump, the high hurdles, and the low hurdles.

Walpole 86, Braintree 50 - Walpole junior Erica Hawley set a personal record with a winning leap of 34-8 1/2 feet in the triple jump.

Marblehead 73, Gloucester 58 - Sarah Bittermann won three events (400 hurdles, 400 dash, and long jump) and placed second in the high jump for the Magicians.

Masconomet 107, Amesbury 39 - Nancy Swift won the shot put (30 feet, 11 inches) and the discus (80 feet, 6 inches) to lead Masconomet.

Holliston 87, Dover-Sherborn 49 - Holliston's Emmaline Berg broke the Tri-Vally League record in the shot, with a throw of 43 feet 9 inches. She also won the discus at 116 feet 10 inches.

Melrose 72, Woburn 66 - Junior Rachel Caffey decided the match for Melrose with her win in the discus. Her throw went 34 feet.

Dighton-Rehoboth 99.50, Fairhaven 26.50 - Ashley Noons won the shot put with a toss of 40 feet, 5 3/4 inches and the discus with a toss of 108 feet.

Norwell 5, East Bridgewater 0 - Juniors Natalie Parys and Ashley Hanlon won their first varsity start, 6-0, 6-2, in the second doubles slot.

Somerset 4, Durfee 1 - Renee Ferland and Meaghan Parker kept Durfee from getting blanked with a first doubles victory, 2-6, 6-1, 7-6 (9-7).

Whitman-Hanson 5, Randolph 0 - Samantha Walsh and Janelle Ferris won their first doubles match, 6-1, 6-1, for the Panthers.

Pembroke 4, Quincy 1 - Quincy junior Dora Pepo earned a three-set win at third singles, 4-6,10-7, 14-12 in a super tie breaker, but Pembroke prevailed.

Bridgewater-Raynham 3, Barnstable 2 - UNC Charlotte-bound senior Jackie McGuirk topped Chealsey Giatrellis in first singles action, 6-4, 6-4, for Bridgewater-Raynham.

Danvers 5, Winthrop 0 - Becca Sands and Michele Roy notched a three-set win in first doubles for Danvers, 7-5, 6-7 (5-7), 6-4.

Falmouth 3, Plymouth North 2 - Falmouth took the match on the strength of a first doubles win by Suzanne Krishfeld and Sarah Gordon (7-5, 6-3).

Boston Latin 5, Fontbonne 0 - No. 1 seed Didee Galloway, a seventh grader won her singles match, 6-0, 6-0, "in about 15 minutes," said Boston Latin coach Jimmy Hite said. "The fact that I have her for five years just makes me so happy."

Cohasset 5, Harwich 0 - Last year's South sectional champ improved to 4-0 in the league and 5-3 overall in a 2 1/2 hour-long match. Former Globe coach of the year, Gigi Meehan of Cohasset called the dual "an epic battle" in which Danielle Sookiasian took down Harwich freshman Heidi Evans, 6-0, 7-5.

Swampscott 5, Saugus 0 - Second doubles team sophomore Shannon Toner and freshman Michelle Magdalovich won their first varsity match together, 6-1, 6-2, to help Swampscott improve to 4-1.

Pope John 4, Cathedral 1 - Sarah Connors won the first singles match, 6-2, 6-0, and her sister, Allison, won the second, 6-0, 6-1 to lead Pope John.

Cardinal Spellman 3, Archbishop Williams 2 - Cardinal Spellman Senior Jenna Morris won 6-1, 6-2 to remain undefeated at 6-0.

Newton South 5, Waltham 0 - Two seeded North sectional players from last year's tournament faced off and Newton South's Lauren Hollender came out on top, defeating Olga Dolgopolova, 6-0, 6-1.

Marblehead 4, Gloucester 1 - Julia Burke and Morgan Sharrio won their singles matches, while Mary Lindsay Ryan and Lindsay Cohen won first doubles and Julia Zaltsman and Morgan Mead won second doubles.

Nauset 3, Sandwich 2 - Sophomores Hailey Smith and Lily Harrington remained undefeated at 4-0 with a win over Sandwich. Nauset improved to 5-2.

Silver Lake 5, Rockland 0 - Silver Lake's No. 1 singles, Taylor Grifa, won, 6-0, 6-0, and No. 1 doubles Jenna Pitts and Sarah Williams also won, 6-0, 6-0 to shut out Rockland.

Millis 4, Norton 1 - Molly Alpert defeated Calley Fisk in first singles, 6-3, 3-6, 6-0, to help Millis to its first win of the season.

Bridgewater-Raynham 6, Barnstable 1 - Junior lefthander Eddie Campbell pitched a three-hitter, striking out 11 and pushing him to 3-0.

Acton-Boxboro 8, Boston Latin 0 - Acton-Boxboro pitcher Steve Hathaway struck out nine batters through six innings, and designated hitter Anthony Gray went 3 for 4 with five RBIs.

Andover 11, Central Catholic 4 - Shawn Carlson notched 13 strikeouts through five innings for Andover. John Farrell took over in the sixth, striking out three.

Dartmouth 2, Brockton 0 - Senior righthander Dennis Medeiros dominated Brockton over seven innings, striking 15 and walking two while only allowing four hits. Paul Furtado had an RBI and Craig Snell scored on a wild pitch.

Hingham 6, Hanover 2 - Hingham's Alex Criscuolo launched a solo shot over the fence in the fifth inning.

Lincoln-Sudbury 9, Westford 5 - The Warriors scored four runs in the top of the ninth to scare up a win over the Grey Ghosts.

Marshfield 16, Plymouth South 6 - Phil Whitaker went 3 for 4 with two triples and four RBIs while Rich Upson scored twice and knocked in three. Junior righthander Nick Smith went the distance for his first win.

Duxbury 6, Middleboro 5 - Phil Sciretta (2 for 4) drove in three runs and struck out 12, but didn't get the decision in the victory over Middleboro.

Sandwich 5, Nauset 2 - Doubles from junior third baseman Matt Cassista and senior second baseman Jimmy Souza capped a five-run fourth inning.

North Reading 15, Newburyport 14 - North Reading's winning pitcher Kevin Singer also went 2 for 4 at the plate with three RBIs. Matt Calos also had three RBIs.

East Bridgewater 12, Norwell 3 - Justin DeAndrade smacked his first home run of the season and Brendan O'Brien went 3 for 5 for East Bridgewater.

Pentucket 9, Lynnfield 7 - Dan Johanson earned a win on the mound and also went 5 for 6 with an RBI. Junior Bobby Disorbo belted a two-run base hit to right field in the 10th to win it for Pentucket.

North Shore 7, Pope John 3 - David St. Pierre hit two doubles and drove in two runs to lead North Shore. Joel Dambrosio struck out nine for the win.

North Quincy 8, Scituate 7 - After center fielder Joe Vialpando injured his hand, Brian Donaghey took his place and hit a walk-off single in the bottom of the seventh to secure a win.

Ipswich 6, Triton 5 - Not only did senior Mark O'Flynn belt a three-run homer in the sixth inning to put Ipswich on top, he also struck out four in a relief appearance.

Wayland 6, Bedford 3 - Junior Ian Bonner (2-0) threw a two-hitter, striking seven. Bonner also added three hits and three RBIs to lift Wayland. Ryan Pesaturo was 1 for 3.

Cohasset 3, Harwich 2 - Brenden Doonan pitched five perfect innings as Cohasset topped Harwich.

St. Clement 14, Parker Charter 3 - Alan Cunningham went the distance (10 strikeouts) and also went 2 for 4 at the plate for St. Clement.

Dorchester 6, Fenway 4 - Kevin Graziano belted a three-run triple as his first high school hit for Dorchester.

Brighton 7, Snowden 3 - Righthander Freddy Soto struck out eight and allowed only three hits for Brighton while Lorenzo Cruz had three hits and three RBIs as Brighton improved to 4-2.

Abington 6, Mashpee 5 - Ian Campbell went 3 for 5 and knocked in the winning run, and sophomore righthander Zach Littman got the win for the Green Wave with two innings of relief.

Hanover 81, Norwell 55 - Junior Matt Johnson won the javelin with a 161-foot toss, and junior Colin Shea won the 400 hurdles in 64.9 seconds.

Woburn 86, Melrose 50 - Senior Ryad Bencheikh was a triple winner for Woburn, taking first in the triple jump, the 800-meter, and the high jump.

North Andover 90, Triton 55 - Senior captain Erik Swahn won the 400 meter hurdles and the high hurdles for North Andover.

Trinity Catholic 81, St. Mary's 54 - Sophomore Justin Kang won the triple jump (35 feet 7 inches), the long jump (18 feet, 3 inches) and the 400 meter hurdles (1:11.00). Nnamdi Nosike won the 100 and 200 meter events with times of 12.1 and 24.7, respectively.

Dighton-Rehoboth 94, Fairhaven 8 - Brian Espinosa won the long jump (21 feet 5 inches) and broke the tape in the 200 meters in 23.4 seconds.

Falmouth 5, Plymouth North 0 - Rich Litterse defeated Greg Hughes, 6-0, 6-0, Mike Giaquinto beat Andrew Cullivan, 6-2, 6-1 and Josh Fishbein shut out Niis Tauizinina, 6-0, 6-0 as Falmouth cruised over Plymouth North. In doubles, Jon Chandler and Mike Moore dropped Kyle Dayson and Mark Holmes, 6-0, 6-0, and Brendan Egan and Scott Curry beat Derek Grabhorn and Tim Lawrence, 6-2, 7-5.

Cohasset 4, Harwich 1 - Cohasset improved to 3-0 in league play and 4-2 overall with its victory over Harwich.

Rockland 3, Silver Lake 2 - Playing third singles, senior Tyler Stewart took his match to three sets, defeating John Ruseni, to help Rockland edge Silver Lake.

Randolph 3, Whitman-Hanson 2 - Whitman-Hanson's Barry Boudreault won a singles match and seniors Ryan Fitch and Ben Hart won their doubles match on a 7-3 tiebreaker, but the Panthers were unable to defeat Randolph.

Pembroke 5, Quincy 0 - The Titans' Josh Hale improved to 4-2 this year in first singles play with a three-set win (4-6, 6-1, 6-3).

Marblehead 3, Gloucester 2 - Jonathan Gammel and Ben Karas won, 6-1, 1-6, 6-2, in their second doubles match to win the match for Marblehead.

Barnstable 4, Bridgewater-Raynham 1 - Senior doubles pair Taylor Ball and Josh Jones grabbed a win to improve to 2-0 in the Old Colony League as Barnstable overcame Bridgewater Raynham.

Dartmouth 5, Brockton 0 - C.J. Merchant is 6-1 for the Indians in first singles action after taking his match in straight sets (6-3, 6-3).

BC High 3, Xaverian 2 - Kevin Cleary and Max Gilbert pulled out a victory in second doubles, 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 (7-4), to give the Eagles the match.

Natick 4, Norwood 1 - First singles player Tyler Glenn and second singles player Tim Forance each won in straight sets, improving their personal records to 4-2 and 5-1, respectively.

Abington 5, Mashpee 0 - Senior Ryan Vantine and junior Nick Malafronte won doubles for the first time for Abington.

Concord-Carlisle 5, Arlington 0 - Justin Lee won his singles match in three sets for the Patriots.

North Reading 5, Wilmington 0 - North Reading's Jason Pacino, Ray Zolman and Chris Coroniti all won their singles matches. Kevin Brosnan and Patrick Rubin battled Wilmington's duo of Khang Vo and Colin Wilson in second singles, defeating them 6-7 (8-10), 6-3, 6-4.

Duxbury 4, Middleboro 1 - Connor O'Keefe won third singles, 6-0, 6-0, and sophomores Ben Startzell and Alex Holopainen won first doubles, 6-0, 6-0.

Swampscott 5, Saugus 0 - Swampscott improved to 4-1 thanks to Colin Toner's 6-1, 6-2 win over Saugus's Nick Bertrand in first singles.

Attleboro 3, Taunton 2 - Attleboro's Derek Goulet defeated Cameron Cooperstein, 6-3, 6-1, in second singles. Josh Orenberger and Evan Heller dropped Rishi Bahl and Mike Maisch 7-6 (7-5), 6-3, in second doubles.

Newton South 3, Boston Latin 2 - After being out sick for the week, senior George Arabadjiysky came off the bench to record five kills and seven blocks.

Lincoln-Sudbury 3, Westford 0 - Senior captain Oliver Kline had seven kills in two games and Tim Jarrett had six kills.