Trevor Hass

The top four in the Globe's Top 20 girls' lacrosse poll is unchanged after Notre Dame (Hingham) outlasted Central Catholic, 11-8, on Sunday in a back-and-forth battle.

When Medfield senior Kelly Blake enters Dale Street School, youth lacrosse players engulf her like a swarm of bees.

Payton Pritchard’s third quarter buzzer-beater served as the dagger.

The Dragons earned a tightly contested, 4-3, win over rival Hingham last Tuesday. Lauren Reilly, playing in the seventh spot, helped secure the overall win with a 5-4 victory over her opponent. Harper Capilli (won 1 up), Ava Welch (won 4-3 against a formidable foe) and Isabelle Sundstrom (won 4-3) also prevailed.

[email protected], Twitter: @DuxburySports In the state final against Concord-Carlisle his freshman year, Tucker Catalano and his partner, Brewster Pierce, dropped the first set, 6-0, and were in danger of getting run off the court.

His versatility has been on display throughout the playoffs, but his shooting percentages are way down.

Notre Dame (Hingham), Reading, and Central Catholic continue to maintain their stranglehold atop the Globe's Top 20 girls' lacrosse poll.

Janice Bouchard, Bourne — The junior spearheaded a 17-4 win over Somerset Berkley on Monday with five goals, then registered a team-high six points with three goals and three assists in a 14-8 victory over Seekonk on Friday.

Track clashes with Whitman-Hanson; boys lacrosse earns 13-7 win over Scituate

It wasn’t always pretty, but the Celtics found a way in Game 4. That’s what’s most important.