Tuesday’s school roundup: Medfield beats Cohasset in battle of boys’ lacrosse state champions

Cohasset asserted itself early, though. Junior defenseman Jack Donohue (two goals) netted a goal and freshman Will Thomas followed with another to put the Skippers up, 2-0.

“This is why we schedule games like this, to play a great team like [Cohasset],” Isaf said. “They obviously play the game really well and have a really strong defense. We knew [Donohue] was trouble in transition and we didn’t follow the game plan.”

But within minutes, Medfield responded and took a 3-2 lead.

Sam Hurley (two goals), Jack Cahill (two goals), and John MacLean (three goals) punched in the goals to get the Warriors back in the game, and they were able to keep pace with Cohasset for the remainder of the first half.

“We’ve always been a team that’s tried to focus on balance and distribution of scoring, and I think a lot of different guys helped us today,” Isaf said. “Even if they didn’t score the goal, it was setting it up with a great cut, or a great clear-through, or a ‘hockey assist’ pass.”

After being down at the half, 7-6, Medfield notched four straight goals to take command. Midfielder Kevin McCordic (two goals, two assists) scored two in a row at the end of the third to provide momentum.

The Medfield defense dominated the rest of the game. Isaf called Cohasset’s Jeff Powers and Danny Axelson “monsters,” and credited the Medfield defense for containing the Cohasset stars.

“I thought Sam Naumann did a great job defending Powers today, and [Andrew] Garfield, our short-stick D-mid, covering Axelson,” Isaf said. “Those guys really did a great job guarding guys, and they followed the game plan.”

Westwood 14, Medway 9 — Junior attack Nick Conway led the Wolverines with six goals and four assists.

Waltham 15, Newton South 3 — Sophomore Conor Lenfest scored six goals and senior Charlie O’Donnell added three goals and an assist for the Hawks (7-7).

Weymouth 21, Framingham 13 — Senior Sean Flaherty (six goals, four assists), junior Griffin Perry (four goals, three assists), and senior Nick Venturo (three goals, three assists) led the Wildcats (6-7).

Newton North 11, Braintree 7 — Senior Bryce Adam led the Tigers (8-5) with five goals and two assists, while freshman Spencer Harris stopped 14 shots.

Beverly 13, Peabody 8 — Clinton Cabral led the Panthers with three goals and two assists.

Malden Catholic 12, Gloucester 6 — Senior attack Jeff DeMichaelis led the Lancers (7-7) with four goals.

Algonquin 11, Groton-Dunstable 6 — Zach Skowronek, Matt Canning, Justin Stassi and Mike Martin each scored twice to spark the Tomahawks (11-4, 7-1 Mid-Wach A). Sophomore Jack O’Neil netted two goals for the host Crusaders (8-6, 4-5).

Hudson 16, Fitchburg 8 — Adam Cariveau, Luke Bernier and Justin Doyle all scored four goals as the Hawks (5-6) won on the road. Jake Brisson had four goals for the Red Raiders (0-11), and teammate Alfred Allen netted two.

Marlborough 18, Lunenburg 2 — Jason Plaunt scored five goals and Eric Bastarache and Devin Raun each had four to power the host Panthers (12-3) past the Blue Knights (3-8). Marlboro’s Ryan Mechler scored twice.

Westborough 11, Shrewsbury 10 — Charlie Katz (4 goals, 1 assist), sophomore Trevor McNamara (3 goals) and senior Jack Pierce (2 goals, 1 assist) led the visiting Rangers (9-3, 5-3 Mid-Wach A). Senior Braydan Carroll had four goals and one assist for the Colonials (12-5, 6-3), and classmate Joe Buduo had three goals and two assists.

Wachusett 11, Nashoba 2 — Brain Boulette, Cody Dickinson and Mike Fritschy each scored twice to lift the host Mountaineers (6-9) past the Chieftains (6-9).

Grafton 14, Northbridge 8 — Chase Kapuscienski had three goals and an assist and Matt O’Brien (assist) and Mike Najemy each scored twice as the visiting Indians (11-4, 9-1 MMLL) topped the Rams (6-5, 2-5). Grafton clinches at least a tie for the league title with the victory. Sophomore Matt Deluca (3 goals, assist), junior Chandler Brooks (2 goals, 2 assists) and sophomore Brendan Morganelli (2 goals) led Northbridge.

Tantasqua 9, Doherty 8 — Andrew Tichy had a hat trick, while Michael Frio and Ben Beaudry each scored twice as visiting Tantasqua (10-2, 6-1 MMLL) edged Worcester (9-5, 5-3) in overtime to clinch a postseason berth. Worcester’s James Bowler had three goals and two assists and Quinn Robert and Ben Bloggant each scored twice.

St. Bernard’s 18, Bromfield 4 — Junior Curtiss Vachon had five goals and four assists, and freshman Nick Bagley added four goals to lead the host Bernardians (10-5) to the victory and postseason berth. St. Bernard’s freshman Griffin Delaney had three goals and two assists. Sophomore Ross MacMahon netted three goals for the Trojans (8-6).

Tyngsborough 20, Leominster 10 — Austin Coene scored seven goals and added two assists, while Kyle Laforge had five goals and four assists and Nick Foley had a hat trick to send the visiting Tigers (12-1, 9-0 Mid-Wach B) past the Blue Devils (8-7, 5-4). Russ Gillis (3 assists) and Matt Butler (2 assists) each scored twice for Tyngsboro. Shane Crayton, Tyler Cuddahy and Noah Crotty all scored twice for Leominster.

Nipmuc 12, Hopedale 8 — Sophomore Ryan Richards and junior Noland Bradley each scored three goals to spark the Warriors (3-10, 2-5 Mid Mass.). J.D Waswill and Noah Luccini each scored twice for the visiting Blue Raiders (5-9, 0-8).

Assabet 14, Minuteman 1 — Senior Mitch Blasco scored five goals, junior Chris Lazaros added three and senior Mitch Sweeney chipped in two to lead the Aztecs (10-0) to a home win.

Waltham 17, Newton South 13 — Sophomore midfielder Taylor Pinzone led the Hawks with seven goals and five assists, while junior attack Lexi Labossiere added six goals and one assist.

Framingham 19, Weymouth 8 — Freshman Jacklyn Keane had two goals for the No. 20 Flyers (11-4).

Wellesley 19, Dedham 1 — Freshman Caitlin Chicoski scored five goals for the seventh-ranked Raiders (12-0).

Bishop Feehan 16, Martha’s Vineyard 7 — The Shamrocks (13-1) clinched their third straight Eastern Athletic Conference title behind five goals each from Isabella Silverman and Caroline Flannery.

Medford 17, Salem 4 — Nicole Mortell and Brianna Burke each scored four goals and three assists for the Mustangs (6-7).

Fontbonne 10, Quincy 10 — Sophomore Julia Silverman stopped 23 shots for the Presidents.

Algonquin 9, Groton-Dunstable 8 — Julia Insani (3 assists), Juliet Chapin (assist), Steph McGovern (assist) and Jackie Healy all scored twice to power the host Tomahawks (9-3, 8-1 Mid-Wach A) over the Crusaders (6-4, 4-3). Groton-Dunstable’s Sophia Irby had four goals and an assist, while Ellie Eisenklam scored twice and Alexa Stathis had a goal and assist.

Hudson 11, Fitchburg 3 — Taylor Polomarenko had four goals and an assist, while Isabella Lima added three goals and an assist and Courtney Braga has two goals and an assist to lead the host Hawks (8-5, 5-2 Mid-Wach C) over the Red Raiders (1-10, 0-7).

Wachusett 14, Nashoba 12 — Hannah Sugarman scored four goals and Maddy McColl added two as the visiting Mountaineers prevailed. Abbie Brubaker, Karleigh Elkins, Olivia Hurd and Kaitlyn Thorogood each scored twice for the Chieftains.

Grafton 20, Northbridge 2 — Junior Gianna DiPinto had four goals and two assists to lead the Indians (12-1, 7-1 Mid-Mass) past the Rams (0-13, 0-8). Senior Bergin Sullivan, junior Allie Fasold, junior Daley Miller and Lauren Lyver each scored twice, and senior Kate Coughlin recorded her 100th career goal. Northbridge senior Savannah Haverty scored twice.

Tantasqua 10, Doherty 8 — Kelly Austin scored three goals, and Aurora Looney and Sharlette LaPorte each added two as the host Warriors (6-4, 5-3 Mid-Mass.) prevailed at home. Worcester’s Memory Steen had four goals, and teammate Nanette Moulin added two, including the 100th of her career.

Marlborough 17, Lunenburg 8 — Sarah Hanahan and Katie Desko (assist) each had five goals, while Erin Doherty, Nikki Carter and Ashley Desko (assist) all scored twice as the visiting Panthers rolled past the Blue Knights. Senior Kayli Matthews had five goals for Lunenburg, while freshman Kelly Gearin scored twice.

Bromfield 10, Tyngsborough 6 — Sophia Turchetta had five goals and two assists, Chandler Farley added three goals and an assist, and Hannah Lochiatto scored twice as the visiting Trojans (11-1, 6-1 Mid-Wach B) topped the Tigers (6-7, 3-5). Tyngsboro’s Hailey Casey had two goals.

Notre Dame (Worcester) 16, Assabet JV 4 — Sophomore Kailyn Myshrall had three goals and freshmen Maggie Pedone and Lauren Curley each scored twice to lift the host Rebels (6-3) past the Aztecs.

The Latin Academy softball team continued its City League dominance Tuesday, defeating host Dorchester, 21-6, in five innings at Roberts Field.

Latin Academy (10-4) improved to 6-0 in City play, games in which the Dragons have outscored their opponents, 98-18. All six games ended early due to the mercy rule.

Latin Academy has not lost a City game in eight years (62-0).

“Before, when I first took over, we had battles with East Boston, but the last couple years we’ve had a well-rounded team,” said Latin Academy coach Rocco Zizza. “We’ve had great pitching, good hitting, and good fielding, and so it’s really been a team effort.”

Latin Academy started the game with four consecutive hits that brought in two runs. In the second inning, the Dragons’ bats exploded again for four more runs and then seven more in the third.

In the second inning, Zizza replaced his starting pitcher, sophomore Olivia McGrath, with freshman McKenzie Theriault. The Dragons’ pitchers (McGrath, Theriault, Jessica Rynne, Caitlin Castor) threw a combined three-hitter with 12 strikeouts.

“We knew the game was going to be very competitive, [Dorchester coach Richard Moran] does a great job, but he just doesn’t have the guns,” Zizza said. “[Using a lot of pitchers is] just a way of getting some pitchers in just in case someone gets hurt. You need backup, so it’s a way of developing pitching in games like this.”

Dorchester’s Melissa Louisdhon broke up Latin Academy’s no-hit bit in the third inning, but was still in a 13-0 hole.

It was 20-0 in the fourth inning before Dorchester (4-7) would score its first two runs of the game, off a sacrifice fly and wild pitch.

Dorchester would have another solid inning in the fifth, scoring four runs off two hits. Two of the runs scored on wild pitches and one off a throwing error.

“I’m disappointed we made some errors,” Zizza said. “We got good work by the pitchers and good work by the catchers, too.

“In a game like this, we have to improve the mental aspect of it because there’s a lot of time . . . we get lazy in the field.

“In the City League it’s different, we can only beat ourselves. We have to be mentally tough a lot of the times.

“We’re still young. We still have a long way to go and we can hit a lot better. We just hope we survive our own mistakes.”

Freshman Fiona Finn went 3 for 3 with two RBIs for Latin Academy, while Melissa Louisdhon led the way for Dorchester, going 2 for 3.

Malden 13, Lawrence 1 — Alexis Brown struck out nine and allowed one hit to lift the Golden Tornadoes.

Bridgewater-Raynham 3, New Bedford 0 — Senior Sarah Dawson earned the win for the Trojans, striking out 11 and allowing two hits and one walk.

Hamilton-Wenham 5, Whittier 4 — Freshman Jaidan Hartley-Ward scored the winning run on an illegal pitch in the bottom of the seventh.

Winthrop 5, Danvers 4 — Junior Gabby Kenniston drove in the winning runs in the second with a three-run home run to center field for the Vikings (5-8).

Millis 6, Mt. Alvernia 1 — Sophomore Carly Wenzel struck out 13 and hit 2 for 3 with three RBIs for the Mohawks (5-9).

Maimonides 17, Pope John 3 — Junior Shoshana Ehrenkranz was the winning pitcher.

Ayer Shirley 11, Advanced Math and Science 4 — Allie McNamara went 4 for 4 but couldn’t lift the host Eagles (8-6) past the Panthers (7-3). Natalie Carroll went 2 for 4 with two RBIs for Ayer.

David Prouty 12, Uxbridge 1 — Abby LaFountain hit a solo home run and struck out 14, and Danielle Huston went 2 for 3 with two RBIs to pace the visiting Panthers (8-4, 4-4 SWCL) past the Spartans (4-7, 3-5).

Auburn 13, Bartlett 0 — Freshman Julia Handfield struck out 12 and earned her first career no-hitter as the No. 6 Rockets (11-4, 9-2 SWCL) blanked the host Indians (4-7, 1-6). Handfield also had two hits, while Jordan Lavallee (double) had two hits and two RBIs, Jessica Chenard (double) had two hits and Kileigh Hynes and Jess Clifford (double) each drove in two for the Rockets.

Hopedale 22, Douglas 2 — Freshman Jess Tomasso went 3 for 4 and drove in eight runs to lead the No. 10 Blue Raiders (13-3, 9-1 Dual Valley) past the visiting Tigers (1-14, 0-10). Hopedale junior Lea Hyland went 3 for 4. Emily Martin and Tori Manson singled for Douglas.

Sutton 20, Worcester North 3 — Freshman Cara Bromley went 2 for 4 with two RBIs and pitched two scoreless innings in her first varsity appearance to lift the visiting Suzies (8-6) past the Polar Bears (1-14).

Tyngsborough 6, Greater Lowell 2 — Lia Nocella, Sydney Savard and Hannah Bovill had RBI singles in the four-run second inning, and Allison Christie delivered a two-run single in the third for the visiting Tigers (10-2) in a game shortened to six innings by rain. Tyngsboro’s Marissa Vellucci struck out 10 and didn’t allow a run after the first inning.

Monty Tech 12, Bay Path 0 — Justine Landfried had two doubles, three runs and an RBI, and Paige Girouard was 2 for 2 with an RBI double and two runs as the host Bulldogs (8-5, 8-3 Colonial Athletic) coasted in in five innings. Monty Tech’s Kanessa Champney allowed only one hit, to Kaitlyn Maska, and struck out seven.

St. Peter-Marian 9, Holy Name 1 — Senior captains Erin Gallo (15 strikeouts) and Brianna Tortora (2 for 4, home run, 2 RBIs) led the visiting No. 1 Guardians (12-0, 6-0 Central Mass.) past the Naps (7-6, 3-3). Junior Danielle Rocheleau went 3 for 4 with three runs for St. Peter-Marian. Heather Drummond’s solo home run in the first accounted for Holy Name’s only run and hit.

Lynnfield 13, Amesbury 0 — Senior Nick Pascucci threw a complete game, struck out six, and only gave up three hits to lead the Pioneers (6-8).

Bishop Feehan 8, North Attleborough 0 — Senior Andrew Horowitz hurled a two-hitter for the Shamrocks (9-4).

Matignon 8, Pope John 0 — The Warriors clinched a Division 4 tournament berth behind sophomore Sean Mahan, who struck out six over six shutout innings.

East Bridgewater 4, Rockland 3 — Chris Leavitt hit a walkoff single in the eighth for the No. 10 Vikings (11-1).

Minuteman 10, Chelsea 8 — Zach Pierce struck out eight over six innings for the Mustangs.

Dennis-Yarmouth 7, Marshfield 3 — Senior Gandin McCaffrey earned the win for the Dolphins, striking out four and allowing three earned runs over seven innings. Senior first baseman Trevor Allen and senior catcher Michael Dunn hit two-run home runs.

Rivers 12, Gann Academy 3 — Senior Sean Sullivan hit for the cycle and senior Doug Carp added a home run to lift the Red Wings.

Bridgewater-Raynham 13, Billerica 6 — Senior Jon Livolsi led the No. 1 Trojans (13-1) with three hits and four RBIs. Junior Mike Manning added three hits and two RBIs and senior righthander Jack Connolly earned his fourth win of the season.

Nobles 11, Governor’s Academy 5 — Junior Henri Levenson went 2 for 4 with three RBIs and senior David Yan picked up his first varsity win for the Bulldogs.

Marian 10, Cathedral 4 — Junior Zach MacGregor was 4 for 6 with four RBIs during the Mustangs’ doubleheader sweep.

Acton-Boxborough 9, Waltham 7 — Senior Josh Geller and junior Jake Gotthelf led the Colonials (11-4) with two hits each. Junior Alex Mandrus pitched two scoreless innings to earn the save.

Uxbridge 7, David Prouty 5 — Seniors Cameron Gallagher, Jarrett Hughes and Justin Pickering each drove in two runs to help the host Rams (8-3, 7-1 SWCL) hold off the Panthers (6-6, 3-5). Uxbridge scored five times in the top of the seventh and brought the tying run to the plate. Cam Fahey (3 for 4) and Austin Fitman (2 for 3) led David Prouty.

Hopedale 13, Douglas 2 — Kevin Lynch went 2 for 4 with three runs and two RBIs, and Kevin Bresciani had two hits and three runs as the host Blue Raiders (9-3, 8-2 Dual Valley) breezed in six innings and qualified for the postseason. Mike Tourony was 2 for 3 and drove in a run for the Tigers (10-5, 6-4).

Oxford 12, Worcester South 0 — Junior Bryce St. Germain (3 for 4, double, 4 RBIs) and senior Dan Caissie (2 for 2, double, RBI, 2 runs) propelled the host No. 6 Pirates (11-1) past the Colonels (6-7). Senior Aiden Gallivan allowed no runs on one hit over five innings in his first varsity start for Oxford, who have shut out their opponents in six of its 12 games. Solomon Morway singled in the first inning for North.

Burncoat 15, North Brookfield 0 — Senior Seamus O’Connor (3 runs, 3 RBIs) and junior Dave Howard (4 runs, 2 RBIs) each tallied a double and a triple to help the host Patriots (4-10) shut out the Indians (0-9). Burncoat freshman Yadiel Sanchez pitched the first four innings and earned his first varsity win.

Doherty 12, Worcester North 3 — Sophomore Dylan McNary (2 for 3, run) and junior Nick David (double, 3 RBIs) paced the host Highlanders (8-6, 3-1 Inter-High) past the Polar Bears (6-8, 1-5). Jonathan Rivera singled and scored a run for North.

St. John’s (Shrewsbury) 13, New Bedford 12 — Kevin Quinlivan singled in Jake Rosen with the tying run in the bottom of the ninth, then Alex Black doubled in Quinlivan to win it as the No. 1 Pioneers (11-3) tipped the visiting Whalers (8-6). Quinlivan was a home run short of the cycle and also scored three runs and drove in four runs, while Black doubled twice, singled and drove in three runs. Alvin Gonzalez had three hits for New Bedford, while Simon Gonzalez (single, triple, four RBIs) and Theodore Debrosse (single, double, 3 runs) pitched in for the Whalers.

Bay Path 9, Monty Tech 4 — Junior Jeremy Rabidou went 2 for 4 and drove in a run, and classmate Nick Trinque went 2 for 3 with an RBI to lead the visiting Minutemen (10-4, 6-3 Colonial Athletic) past the Bulldogs (3-8, 1-7) and to a postseason berth.

St. Peter-Marian 11, Holy Name 8 — Sean Murphy singled twice, homered and had three RBIs and three runs, and Christian Walsh had three hits and two RBIs to power the No. 8 Guardians (7-7, 2-0 Central Mass.) past the host Naps (5-8, 0-3). SPM’s Eric LaCaire added three hits and an RBI, and Jack Gallagher singled, doubled and had an RBI and two runs. For Holy Name, Troy Davenport had three hits, an RBI and two runs, Cole Durkan singled, doubled and scored twice, and Pat Cozza had three singles and two runs.

Cambridge 3, Latin Academy 0 — Senior Anderson Cenescar had 10 kills and five aces and Henok Tilahun had 23 assists for the Falcons (14-3).

St. John’s Prep 3, Millis 2 — The Eagles (11-4) clinched the Western Alliance league title with the victory.

Algonquin 3, St. John’s (Shrewsbury) 0 — Justin Harnett had 11 kills and two blocks, and Sean Mulhern added 14 assists to pace the visiting Tomahawks (14-1) over the Pioneers.

Keefe Tech 3, Abby Kelley Foster 2 — Angel Figueroa (4 assists, 3 aces) helped the host Broncos (4-11) rally to beat the Bears (6-9). Set scores were 22-25, 24-26, 25-15, 25-18, 15-10. Emeka Egwatu (13 kills, 2 blocks) and Noah Quiles (5 kills, 4 blocks, 2 aces) led Abby Kelley.

Greater Lowell 3, Monty Tech 0 — Josh Gamache (2 aces, 7 kills, 3 blocks), Brandon Terho (1 ace, 5 kills, 4 blocks) and Kyle Morris (4 kills, 5 digs, 1 block) paced the Bulldogs (11-6) past the Gryphons (5-11). Set scores were 25-18, 25-11, 25-22.

Clinton 3, Burncoat 0 — Nathan Kovacs had 20 assists and eight aces, while fellow co-captain Javier Orti had 10 kills and three aces to boost the visiting Gaels (1-11) over the Patriots (1-10) by set scores of 25-15, 25-22 and 25-23.

Duxbury 4, Falmouth 3 — Despite the Clippers’ loss, junior Alex Yarosh (undefeated in league play) shot a 1-over-par 37 to win her match, 3 and 1.

Notre Dame (Worcester) 40, Portsmouth Abbey 14 — Junior Lauren Fantaroni shot 41 at par-36 Cyprian Keyes to lift the host Rebels (12-0).

Westborough 40½, Auburn 13½ — Senior Stephanie Huant and freshman Erica Ross each shot 43 at Westboro CC to lift the host Rangers (4-5) past the Rockets (2-7).

Scituate 5, Norwell 0 — Ninth-grader Chris White won his match, 6-3, 6-1, to help lead the Sailors (11-2).

BC High 5, Austin Prep 0 — Caye Tittman (first singles) and Bailey Ward (second singles) led the way for the Eagles (7-1).

Winthrop 3, Lynn English 2 — Robbie Miles and Matt Sennott improved to 9-2 on the season with a 6-4, 6-0 win at first doubles for the Vikings (6-5).

Old Rochester 5, Apponequet 0 — Owen Sughrue won, 6-1, 6-0, at first singles.

Auburn 4, Bartlett 1 — Albert Smreczak (A) d. Jacob Meloche, 6-0, 6-0; Alex Mularsky (A) d. Dylan Murphy, 6-1, 6-1; Cole Dubey (B) d. Jacob Landry, 6-0, 6-1; Kyle Novakoski-John Landry (A) d. Jason Davis-Chris Frabotta, 6-4, 6-4; Ryan Nurse-Alex Lemovitz (A) d. Josh Sterczala-Nate Picard, 6-1, 7-6 (4). Records: A 9-2 (8-2 SWCL), B 7-6 (6-5).

Bromfield 5, Gardner 0 — Adam Lorenz-Kruk d. Dominic Perry, 6-0, 6-0; Raymond Li d. Daniel Knoll, 6-0, 6-1; Christopher Thornton won by forfeit; Noah Dyer-Jake Catalina d. Luke Fenner-Jacob Habicht, 6-0, 6-0; Sam Pisal-Matt Canning d. Brandon Borey-Austin Armstrong, 6-0, 6-1. Records: B 5-5.

Burncoat 4, Doherty 1 — Ethan Luong (B) d. Joe Harrity, 6-1, 6-0; John Kraemer (B) d. Chris Son, 6-1, 6-0; Kevin Nguyen (B) d. Spencer Pearlstein, 2-6, 6-3, 6-4; Elvis Boakye-Dontrelle Kiser-Miranda (D) d. Corey Daley-Dan Brizuela, 6-3, 6-3; Andrew Simpson-Eric Luu (B) d. Mike Lombardi-Emmanuel Sekyi, 6-0, 6-0. Records: B 5-5 (1-1 Inter-High), D 0-10 (0-3).

Sutton 5, David Prouty 0 — Kevin Rothermich d. Jackson Paul, 6-0, 6-1; Will Hunkeler d. Kyle Driscoll, 6-2, 6-2; Matt Nelson won by forfeit; Jesse Averka-Eric Bater d. James Laney-Jake Tutlis, 6-1, 6-0; Dale Dubinsky-Matt Soule d. Ryan Bowen-Sage Myyranek, 6-0, 6-0. Records: S 7-6, DP 4-9.

Marlborough 4, Fitchburg 1 — Ben Robinson (M) d. Jack Lanni, 6-0, 6-1; Jouan Vang (F) d. Anuraag Bagepelli, 2-6, 7-6 (7-5), 6-1; Joshua Galarza (M) d. Randy Springer, 7-5, 6-1; Niam Shah-Arjun Baronia (M) d. Kong Xiong-Jun Basan, 6-3, 6-2; Vineet Mathur-Teja Pampati (M) d. Richard Estrada-Will Goyer (F) 6-1, 6-1. Records: M 6-6 (4-2), F 0-8 (0-5).

Littleton 3, Hudson 2 — Antoine Clement (L) d. Mike Davis, 6-3, 6-1; Greg Clement (L) d. Johnathan Dang, 6-4, 6-3; Hansen Holland (L) d. Alex Benson, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3; Stephen Foley-Ben Smith (H) d. Joanna Ferrell-Satish Pokuri, 6-1, 6-0; Bennett Emery-Daniel Morton (H) d. Richard Ryzi-Sujith Naapa Ramesh, 4-6, 6-0, 6-1. Records: L 7-0, H 5-3.

St. John’s Prep 4, St. John’s (Shrewsbury) 1 — Jon Dupre (SJS) d. Scott Riester, 6-1, 6-1; Mike Prokoprs (SJP) d. Brian King, 6-2, 6-3; Andrew Cadigan (SJP) d. Brahim Yatim, 7-5, 6-1; Mateo Jocome-Nick Silacci (SJP) d. Ben Burns-Brendan Gallagher, 7-5, 6-3; David Cunningham-Mike Cooke (SJP) d. Jack Marsh-Alex Zhau, 6-1, 6-0. Records: SJP 11-2, SJS 5-8.

Apponequet 5, Old Rochester 0 — For the Lakers (12-0), it was their first sweep over Old Rochester in coach Ken Lanyon’s 14-year tenure. Freshman Leanna Kendall got things started for thin first singles, winning her match, 6-2, 6-2. ‘‘I’m very proud of them winning in straight sets,’ said Lanyon. ‘‘It tells you something: Old Rochester is a good team.’’

St. John Paul II 5, Sturgis 0 — Senior Jacqueline German and sophomore Julia Grady won, 6-0, 6-4, at first doubles.

Norwell 4, Abington 1 — Freshman Courtney Flynn won at No. 3 singles, 7-5, 6-1, for the Clippers (7-1).

Uxbridge 5, David Prouty 0 — Setu Patel d. Yvonne Bonyai, 6-1, 6-0; Allie Wojnowski d. Meghan Bowen, 6-0, 6-0; Annie DuBois d. Jessica Lascom, 6-3, 6-3; Paige Anderson-Maddie Clement d. Maggie Paul-Jackie Sokis, 6-2, 7-5; Allison Colella-Sara Lesack d. Brittnie Cournoyer-Rebekka Yang, 6-2, 6-0. Records: U 1-11, DP 1-10.

West Boylston 5, Worcester North 0 — Hilmarie Javier d. Dorothy Obisui, 6-1, 6-0; Alissa Paige d. Owakina Louis, 6-0, 6-0; WB won via forfeit; Katie Morris-Rachel D’Angelis. Josephine Dennis-Dianna Abdula, 6-0, 6-0; WB won via forfeit. Recrods: WB 4-4, N 0-8.

St. Peter-Marian 3, Hopedale 2 — Paige Benoit (SPM) d. Aimee Figgins, 6-1, 6-1; Ariana McCormack (SPM) d. Meghan McLellan, 6-0, 6-2; Kristina Domanus (SPM) d. Rachael Szemethy, 6-1, 6-1; Maddie Sparks-Colleen Kincaid (H) d. Melissa Galgano-Gulia Sena, 6-0, 6-0; Abai O’Neill-Jenny Holland (H) d. Tiffany Zhu-Corinna Soars, 6-0, 6-0. Records SPM 3-5, H 7-3.

Shepherd Hill 4, Hudson 1 — Abbey Packard (SH) d. Julia Smolowitz, 6-0, 6-1; Justyna Sudyka (SH) d. Katie Benson, 6-2, 6-1; Emma Polk (H) d. Rachael Pollier, 6-0, 7-6; Victoria Crowe-Roisin Donnelly (SH) d. Maris Laughton-Lauren Gasek, 7-6, 4-6, 1-0; Cassidy Farrar-Kyra Foss (SH) d. Elizabeth Billings-Victoria Gibbs, 6-4, 6-4. Records: SH 3-7, H 6-4.

Bartlett 4, Auburn 1 — Karolina Dzieminski (B) d. Micaela Almeida, 6-2, 6-1; Natalie Terranova (B) d. Elizabeth Fazio, 6-2, 6-1; Monika Malarski (A) d. Olivia Mason, 6-3, 6-1; Lyndsey Sweatland-Megan Marrier (B) d. Alie Giaquinto-Stephanie Nubour, 6-1, 7-6 (7-2); Summer Lamprey-Jordan Beals d. Ciara O’Connor-Sam Brabbs, 7-6 (10-8), 6-1. Records: B 10-2 (9-2 SWCL), A 6-7 (6-6).

Whitinsville Christian 4, Quaboag 1 — Abby Cook (WC) d. Madison Thompson 6-1, 6-3; Katie Vriesma (WC) d. Erica Schlosstein 8-2; Elina Wassenaar (WC) d. Shelby Tytula 6-4, 6-3; Demi Wrobel-Emily Bouchard (Q) d. Katie Wilcox-Molly Hardiman 6-4,3-6,(10-8); Abby Graves-Lauren Greer (WC) d. Alyssa Bettencourt-Isabelle Greenlaw 7-6(7-3), 6-0. Records: Q 6-6, WC 7-2.

Quabbin 5, Burncoat 0 — Nicole Paterson d. Jewel Nguyen, 8-1; Abby Hurd d. Karina Cardenas, 8-0; Mira Lockwood d. Kiana Cardenas, 8-1; Emily Arsenault-Emma Miller d. Anika Nyman-Gwen Pui, 8-1; Hannah Bedard-Madison Carr d. Andrea Luu-Alana Landry, 8-8 (7-4). Records: B 4-8, Q 4-8.

Whitman-Hanson 78, Quincy 51 — Nick Smith won the 200, long jump, and triple jump for the Panthers.

Hingham 83, Duxbury 51 — Senior Aidan Ryan won the 200 (22.4 seconds) and the long jump (20 feet, 6 inches) and took second in the 100 (10.92) to pace the Harbormen.

Wilmington 72½, Stoneham 63½ — The Wildcats were led by their winning 4 x 100 relay team (44.9 seconds).

Milford 92, Oliver Ames 44 — Hawks junior Leo Moronta won the triple jump (40 feet, 10 inches), long jump (21 feet, 8 inches), and 400 hurdles (28.5 seconds), and was part of the winning 1,600 relay team (3 minutes, 46 seconds).

Millbury 80, Oxford 54 — Alex LaCrosse won the discus (114 feet, 3 inches) and the high jump (5-8) to lead the host Woolies (3-3, 3-3 SWCL) past the Pirates (1-5, 1-5).

Millbury 80½, Northbridge 58½ — Alex LaCrosse won the discus (114 feet, 3 inches) and the high jump (5-8) to lead the host Woolies (3-3, 3-3 SWCL) past the Rams (1-3, 1-3).

Westborough 100, Marlborough 45 — Shreedhar Deshpande (long jump, triple jump) and Bradley Whitehall (200 meters, pole vault) were double winners while leading the visiting Rangers (5-2, 5-1 Midland B) past the Panthers (1-5, 1-5). Marlboro’s Sebastian Pascal won the 400 and high jump.

Nashoba Valley Tech 106, Assabet 29 — Tom Creamer won the long jump (19 feet, 1 inch), triple jump (33-8), 100 (12.3) and 200 (25.7) to lead the visiting Vikings (5-1, 5-1 Colonial Athletic) past the Aztecs (0-6, 0-6). Bryan Moran won the 100 hurdles (19.7) and the 400 hurdles (1:10.7) for Nashoba Tech.

Nashoba 78, North Middlesex 67 — Wyatt Boelens won the discus and the shot put to help the visiting Chieftains (5-1) edge the Patriots (4-2). Charlie Ritchie won the javelin, 100 and 400 hurdles for North Middlesex.

Shrewsbury 83, Wachusett 62 — David Cusack won the 400 and the javelin, but couldn’t push the visiting Mountaineers (3-2, 3-2 Midland A) past the Colonials (6-0, 5-0).

Hudson 77, Quabbin 68 — Junior Jacx Cannistraro won the 100 (11.8), the 200 (22.8), the high jump (5 feet, 8 inches) and the long jump (19 feet, 10 inches) to pace the host Hawks (3-4, 1-4 Midland B) past the Panthers (2-4, 1-4).

Belmont 88, Winchester 48 — Anoush Krafian won the high jump (5 feet 4 inches) for the Marauders (6-0).

Westborough 80, Marlborough 65 — Junior Melissa Sullivan won the discus (77-7) and the 400 hurdles (school-record 66.8) for Westboro (4-2, 4-2 Midland B), and junior teammate Katie Dretta took the long jump (14-9-1/2), triple jump (32-11), 100 (13.1) and 200 (27.4). Senior Maddy Plante won the shot put (31-7) and 100 hurdles (16.1) for Marlboro (3-3, 3-3).

Millbury 112, Oxford 24 — Shai Anna Leo won the shot put and javelin, and Jess Reumann was first in the long jump and 400 to lead host Millbury (4-3) to a sweep of Northbridge (2-4) and Oxford (1-6). Northbridge’s Jackie Puda won the triple jump and 100 hurdles, and Amelia Wright won the high jump and 400 hurdles.

Nashoba Valley Tech 77, Assabet 47 — Destony Powell won the long jump (12 feet, 11-1/2 inches) and triple jump (30-6) for the host Aztecs (0-6, 0-6 Colonial Athletic) in a loss to the Vikings (5-1, 5-1). Nashoba Tech’s Alicia Gentile won the javelin (70-7) and 400 hurdles (1:25.7), and teammate Makenna Perlman won the discus (57-3), 2 mile (21:09) and 800 (3:43).

Millbury 81, Northbridge 55 — Shai Anna Leo won the shot put and javelin, and Jess Reumann was first in the long jump and 400 to lead host Millbury (4-3) to a sweep of Northbridge (2-4) and Oxford (1-6). Northbridge’s Jackie Puda won the triple jump and 100 hurdles, and Amelia Wright won the high jump and 400 hurdles.

Northbridge 100, Oxford 36 — Jackie Puda won the triple jump and 100 hurdles, and Amelia Wright won the high jump and 400 hurdles to lead Northbridge (2-4) over Oxford (1-6) in a tri-meet at Millbury (4-3).

Shrewsbury 22½, Wachusett 122½ — Senior Chelsea Owusu won the triple jump (35-5), 100 (12.3) and 200 (25.7) to lift the Mountaineers (5-0, 5-0 Midland A) past the Colonials (4-2, 3-2).

Quabbin 93, Hudson 54 — Miriam Wood won the triple jump, 100 and 200 to lead the host Panthers (3-4, 2-4 Midland B) past the Hawks (3-4, 0-4). Quabbin’s Katie Churchill won the long jump and 100 hurdles, and teammate Stephanie Halfrey won the shot put and 2 mile.

Nashoba 124, North Middlesex 21 — Erin McNemar won the 200 and high jump while lifting the host Chieftains (5-1, 5-1 Midland B) over the Patriots (0-6, 0-6).

Globe correspondent Christopher Frangolini contributed to this report.