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Will Miele shot a 40 for and 2-and-1 victory as Central Catholic remained undefeated, edging fellow unbeaten Chelmsford 11-9. Mac McCarthy was right behind with a 41 and a 3-and-1 win.

Macy Daigle scored both Central Catholic goals and Lauren Sanchez made five saves for the shutout as the Raiders beat Chelmsford 2-0.

Ava Votto, Eve Barton and Meredith Amirian played strong games for Haverhill but it wasn't enough in a 3-0 loss to Chelmsford.

Tyler Ardito scored the game's lone goal, and Nil Castro-Rovira made it stand up with nine saves as Andover downed Chelmsford 1-0.

Christopher Bethea scored twice and added an assist as Central Catholic topped Chelmsford 5-2. Daniel Witka added a goal and two assists and George Karafilidis made five goals for the winners.

Central Catholic got comeback wins from their top two singles players, Meg Washburn (1-6, 6-3, 6-4) and Meg Malolepszy (3-6, 6-3, 6-3) and the Raiders beat Chelmsford 3-2.

Ryan Cloutier was 3 for 4 with two runs and an RBI, and allowed just four hits and one earned run in five innings to earn the win as Central Catholic downed Chelmsford 10-2. Charlie Antonopoulos added three RBIs and Jack Savio added two RBIs and two runs scored.

After a 9-8 victory over Chelmsford Friday, ninth-ranked North Andover boys lacrosse will play for the MVC championship at No. 14 Billerica on Tuesday. Charlie Dean had three goals and Patrick Roy and Ollie Litster each added two in Friday's win. Matt Roy made 14 saves.

Hayley Rapaglia blasted a three-run homer and drove in five as Central Catholic routed Chelmsford 12-4, Caitlin Milner (3 RBI) and Olivia Boucher combined to go 2-for7 with seven runs. Julia Malowitz went 3-5 from her lead-off spot and also earned the pitching victory.

With win no. 10 on Wednesday night, the Methuen High girls made it official, locking down a state tourney berth for the 21st straight year with a 12-0 win over Chelmsford. Colleen McNamara paced the 12-hit attack, going 4 for 4 and driving in five runs. Mackenzie Yirrell fired a two-hit shutout, striking out eight for the victory.