Weekend games
Amesbury 30, North Reading 7
Wilmington 40, Triton 26
North Andover 27, Pentucket 7
Masconomet 34, Malden Catholic 0
Medford 42, Ipswich 14
Belmont Hill 25, Governor's Academy 0
Andover 34, Lowell 16
Dracut 48, Haverhill 21
Methuen 43, Lawrence 29
Gloucester 21, Lynn Classical 14
Winthrop 27, Marblehead 18
Burke 12, Lowell Catholic 0
Lynn Tech 28, Greater Lawrence 18
Whittier 30, Greater Lowell 0
Reading 21, Lexington 13
Phillips Exeter 31, Phillips Andover 14
ThanksGiving Day schedule
Amesbury at Newburyport, 10 a.m.
Manchester-Essex at Georgetown, 10 a.m.
Pentucket at Triton, 10 a.m.
LOCAL LEADERS
RUSHING
Player, SchoolAtt.Yds.TD
1. B. O'Neil, Triton23802
2. D. Paquette, Triton9410
3. A. Perreault, Pent10390
4. J. Conant, Ames7360
5. B. Whitman, Triton14281
6. T. Lay, Ames11231
7. I. McLaughlin, Ames7210
8. M. Enaire, Ames6180
9. D. Castle, Ames4171
10. M. Brennan, Pent1160
PASSING
Player, SchoolComp.Att.Yds.TD
1. T. Lay, Ames5121472
2. B. Whitman, Triton6151061
3. M. Doud, Pent615941
RECEIVING
Player, SchoolRec.YardsTD
1. J. Modlish, Pent3640
2. J. Conant, Ames1621
3. M. Foley, Triton3571
4. Z. Calderwood, Ames1500
5. J. Burrellm Ames2351
6. L. Miller, Triton1230
7. N. Dragon, Pent1210
8. B. O'Neil, Triton1140
9. C. Miller, Triton1120
10. A. Perreault, Pent160
SCORING
Player, SchoolTDFGXPPts.
1. B. O'Neil, Triton20012
2t. B. Whitman, Triton1006
2t. M. Foley, Triton1006
2t. J. Burrell, Ames1006
2t. N. Croce, Ames0136
2t. J. Conant, Ames1006
2t. T. Lay, Ames1006
2t. D. Castle, Ames1006
2t. M. Brennan, Pent1006
10. D. Paquette, Triton0012
11. P. Treado, Pent0011
STANDINGS
Cape Ann League Large
OverallConference
SchoolWLWLPPGPAG
Masconomet8230276155
North Andover8230263125
Wilmington7322252144
Triton6403261189
Pentucket5503173154
Cape Ann League Small
OverallConference
SchoolWLWLPPGPAG
Lynnfield8140203100
Newburyport4531134128
Amesbury454197157
Ham-Wen262253159
North Reading272399215
Georgetown171475158
Ipswich0100581322
PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Tyler Lay, Amesbury, junior, quarterback
After starting the season 1-5, the Amesbury Indians have suddenly found their groove. With Friday's 30-7 dismantling of CAL Small foe, the North Reading Hornets, the Indians are now currently riding a three game-winning streak and are heading into Newburyport on Thanksgiving with a head full of steam.
Indian quarterback Tyler Lay ran the show in the victory over the Hornets. In the air, Lay was five for 12 passing with 147 yards and two touchdowns; on the ground, he rushed 11 times for 23 yards and a score.
Also worth mentioning is Amesbury senior halfback Jake Conant, who accrued 98 total yards of offense in the win. Conant rushed seven times for 36 yards, and ran 62 yards for a touchdown on his only reception of the game.
John Wall talks about the loss to the Heat-2/10
Collins takes the blame for the Sixers' final possession
Sixers vs. Clippers highlights
Sixers defensive effort not enough vs. Clippers
Post game plus crew on the Sixers loss
Rose and Zumoff recap the Sixers last second loss
Penn vs. Harvard highlights
Stefon Diggs chooses Maryland, Randy Edsall comments-2/10
Cal Ripken says the Orioles will go as far as their pitching-2/10
Sandusky makes a statement
Collegiate Corner: Philly College Hoops - 2/9
Ovechkin: "I don't think we deserved to lose today."
Brayden Schenn scores a goal against his brother Luke
What is ailing the Flyers?
Briere on facing the Maple Leafs
Flyers on Bobrovsky starting and work ethic
Schenn and Hartnell help the Flyers snap their skid
Iguodala is selected to his first All-Star Game
What is the injury situation with Hawes?
Brayden Schenn on trade rumors surrounding his brother, Luke Schenn
