Senior's quartet propels Raiders.

COLUMN: GIRLS ROUNDUP

SOCCER

Hopedale 7, North Brookfield 0

Senior Lekia Cowen scored four goals for the Blue Raiders (3-1) in North Brookfield.

Shanna Lathrope had a four-save shutout for Hopedale. The Indians are 1-4.

Westboro 2, Nashoba 1

Stephanie Flood and Beth Ledoux both scored as the Rangers topped the Chieftains (2-2) in Bolton.

Littleton 0, Clinton 0

Tori Budd stopped six shots for the Tigers (3-0-1), while Jessica Colon had nine saves for the Gaels (3-0-1) in Littleton.

Douglas 2, St. Bernard's 0

Junior Ashley Jeznah stopped six shots for the shutout, and Keri Richardson and Sarah Soderberg each scored for the host Tigers (2-2).

The Bernardians are 1-2.

Auburn 3, Tantasqua 0

Sophomore Brittany Rotatori scored twice, and Kaitlyn Nadeau stopped six shots in the Rockets' (3-2-1) road shutout. The Warriors are 2-2-1.

Burncoat 6, Bay Path 0

Sophomore Meghan White scored twice to lead the Patriots (3-2-1) at home.

Nipmuc 10, Whitinsville Christian 0

Senior Rachel Hodgson and sophomore Nikki Gomes each had a hat trick in the 4-1 Warriors' win over the Crusaders (3-2) in Upton.

Kerrin Siple earned her second shutout, making five saves.

Assabet Valley 4, Tri-County 1

Senior Lauren Ente scored a pair of goals for the Aztecs (1-0-1) in Franklin.

Freshman Tricia Sardagnola scored her first career goal for Assabet s.

Hopedale 7, North Brookfield 0

Senior Lekia Cowen scored four goals for the Blue Raiders (3-1) in North Brookfield.

Shanna Lathrope had a four-save shutout for Hopedale. The Indians are 1-4.

West Boylston 6, Murdock 0

Six different goal scorers led the Lions (2-1-1) at home.

Keri Lewis and Melissa Cowen combined for the West Boylston shutout. The Blue Devils are 0-3.

Shepherd Hill 4, Uxbridge 1

Senior Lauren O'Connor netted a hat trick to propel the Rams (5-0) to a home win over the Spartans (4-1).

Tahanto 6, Ayer 0

Amory Fratoni scored a hat trick for the Stags (2-1-1) in Boylston.

Caitlin Keefe and Amy Waller combined to shutout the Panthers (1-3).

Grafton 1, Bartlett 0

Lindsay Jones scored with 1:30 left to lift visiting Grafton (5-1) past Bartlett (0-3-2).

FIELD HOCKEY

Tantasqua 3, Auburn 0

Junior Shelby Sarland scored twice to boost the Warriors (5-0) in Auburn.

Sally Chamberlain also scored for Tantasqua. The Rockets are 2-3.

Quaboag 6, Oxford 0

Macey Gaumond scored a hat trick as the visiting Cougars (5-0) beat the Pirates (2-3).

Uxbridge 1, Shepherd Hill 1

Amanda Sebastiao scored the equalizer in the first half for the host Spartans (2-2-1), while Steph Wilson tallied for the Rams (3-1-1).

Nashoba 2, Marlboro 2

Rebecca Aldrich scored with 3:05 to play to force a tie for the Chieftains (2-1-1) in Bolton.

Colleen Frost also scored for Nashoba, while Anisha Gundewar and Chris Dirico scored for the Panthers (1-1-2).

Blackstone-Millville 3, Grafton 2

Ali Graves scored a pair of goals for the visiting Chargers (4-0-1).

Abby Walsh added a goal for BMR, while Kalley Collette scored twice for the Indians (2-4).

Fitchburg 1, Algonquin 0

Senior Sara Quatrale scored off a pass from Jordan DiGeronimo with two minutes left in the first half to lead the visiting Red Raiders (2-1-1).

Junior Meg Gazda had nine saves to shut out the Tomahawks (0-3-1).

Tahanto 2, Murdock 0

Senior Allison Quinty made four saves for her third shutout in the 3-1-1 Stags' win in Boylston.

Junior Laura Murphy scored both goals.

Westboro 6, Groton-Dunstable 0

Karly Murphy had a pair of goals to lead the host Rangers (3-0-1) past the Crusaders (0-5-1).

North Middlesex 3, St. Peter-Marian 3

Kim Jaksina scored her second goal on a penalty stroke with no time left on the clock as the Patriots (2-0-2) earned a tied in Worcester.

Carolina Cotter, Lindsey Mathias and Melanee Melkonian each scored for the Guardians (3-1-1), while Jackie Coyle had the Patriots' other goal.

Notre Dame 5, Nipmuc 2

Senior Abby Egan and junior Liz Hurley each scored twice for the visiting Rebels (2-0-1).

Leah Rice also scored for Notre Dame, while Erin Roche and Alyssa Colwell scored for the Warriors (2-1).

Clinton 2, Hudson 2

Liz Ainsworth and Maria Testa scored for Clinton (1-3-1), while Nicole Meuse and Chrissy Grote led Hudson (0-2-3) with a goal apiece.