GLOBE NORTHWEST 1 / SPORTS
Top 10 Boys' Teams
1. Reading (16-1-0)
2. Andover (12-2-1)
3. Concord-Carlisle (12-3-1)
4. Westford (13-3-1)
5. Bishop Guertin (10-2)
6. Tewksbury (9-2-2)
7. Lowell (8-4-1)
8. Wilmington (11-1-1)
9. Acton-Boxborough (9-3-3)
10. Littleton (10-1-3)
Game of the Week
Andover at Westford Academy (Monday, 6 p.m.): Merrimack ValleyConference/Dual County League Division 1 leader Andover takes on thered-hot Grey Ghosts, who are right behind the Warriors in the leaguestandings, at 13-3-1.
Player to Watch
Steve Servideo, Medford: The senior forward is ranked fifth inthe Greater Boston League with 19 points (7 goals, 12 assists), andhas helped the club to second place in the GBL behind Waltham.'Steve's a tough player,' said Medford coach Chuck Allen. 'He's goodat breakaways and has good puck control. He's always aware of wherehis teammates are, and is able to get them the puck at the rightplace at the right time.'
Top 5 Girls' Teams
1. Arlington (12-1-2)
2. Arlington Catholic
(10-1-1)
3. Billerica (14-3)
4. Lexington (8-1-2)
5. Acton-Boxborough
(12-4-1)
Game of the Week
Woburn at Winchester (Saturday, 6 p.m.): Another Middlesex Leaguematchup in this heated rivalry. Woburn enters the game with a slightedge in the league standings.
Player to Watch
Alix Macaluso, Acton-Boxborough: The four-year varsity player hasmade solid contributions during one of the Colonials' strongestseasons. A two-way player, the senior scored the fourth goal in A-B's 4-0 shutout over Newton South last week. 'She's a dependableplayer on both sides,' said A-B coach Brian Fontas. 'We're a lotmore balanced this year on both offense and defense, and Alix reallybrings experience to both units. She'll be especially helpful in thepostseason, when her and some of the other seniors show thatleadership.'
