The East Boston girls’ volleyball team entered Thursday’s Boston City League tournament semifinal against O’Bryant at Burke High boasting a 16-0 record and a North Division championship.

Those accolades alone are enough to make Jets coach Vanessa Bigby beam with pride, but she knows her team’s run is far from over. On Tuesday, they’ll have a chance to add a BCL tournament title, after defeating the Tigers, 3-0. They’ll match up in the final against Latin Academy, which took down South champion West Roxbury, 3-1, in the other semifinal on the same court.

The Jets, who have only dropped two sets this season, took the first set, 25-22, in what Bigby described as a back-and-forth affair. From there, it was smooth sailing.

“I wanted my girls to have the mentality that it was 0-0 every set, to make sure my girls didn’t let up,’’ Bigby said. “Every timeout after that first set, I kept telling them, ‘We haven’t won anything.’ ’’

East Boston junior cocaptain Cilianna Tavares led the attack, contributing six aces and six kills, three of which came in a 25-17 third-set victory.

“It almost felt like the opponent was giving up,’’ Bigby said. “We were racking up kills and gaining too much momentum.’’

Though Bigby’s squad has defeated Latin Academy twice this season, the coach maintains that her team will enter Tuesday’s championship matchup with a lot to prove. The Dragons will look to keep things going after defeating a West Roxbury squad that had dropped only one match on the year entering Thursday.

“They’ll certainly bring the heat, but we’re more than motivated enough to beat them one more time,’’ Rigby said. “These girls have already made me so proud, and it would be great to keep it going.’’

Marblehead 3, Saugus 0 — Reilly O'Grady and Izzy Castineyra had 14 assists each, while Eve Rice had nine kills for the Magicians.

Milton 3, Dedham 0 — Senior outside hitter Lauren Griswold tallied 10 service points to go with four kills, while senior libero Joanna Needham notched 11 service points and 12 digs to give the Wildcats (11-10) a win.

Bishop Stang 3, Somerset Berkley 2 — Junior Georgie Duff logged 15 assists, senior Lauren Jackson tallied 10 kills and 16 aces, and senior Missy Mahoney added 11 digs for the Spartans (6-13).

Barnstable 3, Westborough 0 — Gabbi Bailey had 15 kills, but the Rangers (13-4) fell to visiting Barnstable. Set scores were 25-14, 25-22, and 25-16.

Worcester North 3, St. Mary’s (Worcester) 2 — Senior Stasia Roubichaud had five kills and four aces, while classmate Lindsey Ho gathered four kills and seven aces to lift the visiting Polar Bears (9-11) in their season finale. Veronica Prytko notched 10 service points, 8 aces and 2 kills for the visiting Eagles (0-13). Set scores were 19-25, 25-11, 28-20, 27-25 and 15-8.

Millbury 3, Blackstone Valley 0 — Seniors Meg Lawson (5 digs), Cassie Stockhaus (10 assists), Ariel Dubey (3 kills) and Sam Callejo (3 aces) helped the host Woolies (15-4) sweep the Beavers (12-6). Valley Tech’s Lindsey Ferreira (7 service points, 3 aces, 7 assists), Victoria Wojnar (6 kills, 13 digs) and Josie Burlingame (4 kills, 6 service points) shined for the Beavers. Set scores were 25-14, 25-17 and 25-23.

Boys’ soccer

Needham 4, Newton North 1 — Midfielder Michael McShane netted a goal and an assist to pace the Rockets (10-1-7).

Cohasset 4, Mashpee 0 — Mathias Loft and Chris Longo each tallied a goal and an assist for the Skippers.

Natick 3, Wellesley 2 — Senior Alessandro LaMonica scored the winning goal with two minutes left to lift the Redhawks over the Raiders.

Waring 4, Chapel Hill 0 — Junior captain Sascha Dendy tallied a hat trick, and junior captain Jared Wood scored the fourth goal to give Waring the win.

Oliver Ames 2, Mansfield 0 — Senior captain Thomas McCormick tallied two assists on the night with goals from Nathaniel Cardoza and Matthew Campbell in the win for the Tigers (9-4-3).

Reading 1, Belmont 0 — Junior Pat Dane scored the winner, assisted by Nathan Plano with five minutes to go, for the Rockets (9-5-2).

Groton-Dunstable 1, Leominster 0 — Joey Zinkman scored an unassisted goal in the 50th minute to lift the visiting Crusaders (7-8-2) over the Blue Devils (2-12-3).

Uxbridge 2, Hopedale 1 — Alex McCall had a goal and assist, including the winner on a pass from Ryan Morais in the 64th minute, as the host Spartans (13-1-4) got past the Blue Raiders. Austin Firth scored for Hopedale (10-5-1). Andy Bretana made 17 saves for Uxbridge.

Shrewsbury 3, Marlborough 2 — Andrew Perugini, Kyle Simmons and Mike Filiere scored to lift the No. 3 Colonials (11-3-4) past the No. 1 Panthers (12-2-2). Marlboro’s Kevin Enriquez and Vinny Veiga scored for the Panthers.

Nashoba 6, Shepherd Hill 2 — Garren Laplante and Shane Watkins scored twice to lead the visiting Chieftains (6-8-3) past the Rams (1-12-4). Vaughn Hammond and Marc Widing scored for Shepherd Hill.

Tantasqua 2, Worcester North 1 — Hunter Ramsland and Brian Mayberry scored as the visiting Warriors (11-3-3) edged the Polar Bears (3-13-1).

Wachusett 3, Chelsea 1 — Senior Jonah Smith, junior Noah Gentleman and classmate Evan Lemoine scored, while junior Mike Kelley had two assists as the visiting No. 9 Mountaineers (8-6-3) topped the Red Devils (8-3-1) and qualified for the postseason.

St. John’s (Shrewsbury) 1, Xaverian 0 — Senior Kyle Archambault netted an unassisted goal with 30 seconds left to lift the host No. 2 Pioneers (14-2-3) over the Hawks (8-6-3). St. John’s senior Dawson Ritchie made seven saves for his seventh shutout.

Bay Path 7, Narragansett 0 — Tyler Suprenant gathered three goals and one assist as the Minutemen (10-6-2) blanked the visiting Warriors (1-14-1). Ryan Lathrop made four saves in his eighth shutout.

Girls’ soccer

North Reading 1, Bishop Fenwick 0 — Marissa Zarella scored the lone goal in the game, while goalkeeper Katerina Hassapis made 15 saves for the Hornets.

North Reading 1, Bishop Fenwick 0 — Hornets senior goalkeeper Katerina Hassapis made 15 saves to earn a clean sheet, making Marissa Zarella’s first-half strike the difference-maker.

Lincoln-Sudbury 2, Acton-Boxborough 1 — Senior center midfielder Marisa Bloom struck home the Warriors’ first goal, then contributed to the eventual game-winner, as the victors improved to 11-2-4.

Newton North 2, Needham 2 — Seniors Summer Dias and Angela DeNucci tallied the two goals for Newton North.

Brookline 3, Framingham 0 — Senior forward Liz Dumas and freshman forward Eleanor Fisher each notched a goal and an assist to lead the No. 10 Warriors (15-1-1).

Middleborough 4, Abington 1 — Haley Wood scored three goals, Jasmine Lees added two assists and Ali Nickerson logged one of each for the Sachem (5-10-1).

St. Mary’s 6, Greater Lowell 1 — Freshman Gabi Martinez scored two goals and added an assist for the Spartans (9-8).

East Boston 7, Boston International 0 — Senior Bia Barros recorded a hat trick and sophomore goalie Andrea Vasquez recorded her 9th shutout of the season for the Jets.

Marlborough 5, Shrewsbury 0 — Ana Barreto, Casey Sibole, Maddi Farrell, Kerri Morris and Halle McCabe scored as the No. 6 Panthers (9-3-4) blanked the host Colonials (6-7-4).

Nashoba 2, Shepherd Hill 2 — Julia Scioletti scored and also assisted on a goal by Morgan O'Malley in the first 10 minutes for the visiting Rams (6-9-3), but Ella Lemieux and Katie Piccioli both scored to help the host No. 3 Chieftains (10-3-4) secure a draw. Sarah Gillooly assisted on both goals for Nashoba.

Notre Dame (Worcester) 1, St. Peter-Marian 0 — Taylor Floser scored on a pass from Gianna DiCenzo, while Katy Pepe notched the shutout to send the host Rebels (5-10-1, 3-2 Central Mass.) over the Guardians (6-8-1, 3-3-0).

Tantasqua 5, Doherty 0 — Camie Hall had a goal and assist, while Abby Befford, Meaghan Kelly, Melissa Izzo and Deondra Williams added goals to send the host Warriors (9-5-3) over the Highlanders (7-8-2). Kelsey Emrich (1 save) earned the shutout for Tantasqua.

Tyngsborough 3, Innovation Academy 1 — Liv Notini, Jessie Gendreau and Skylar Hickey scored to spark the host Tigers (13-3-1).

Blackstone Valley 9, Bay Path 0 — Brooke Linnehan, Nikki Leveille and Emily Muscatell all recorded two goals and an assist to pace the No. 9 Beavers (15-2, 10-0 Colonial) past the visiting Minutemen (9-6-2, 5-5-1). Payton Linnehan added a goal and two assists for Valley Tech.

Field hockey

Bridgewater-Raynham 3, Falmouth 2 — Down, 2-0, with 16 minutes left, senior captain Maria Savignano scored a hat trick to earn the comeback win for the Trojans.

Wellesley 2, Natick 1 — Senior Cat Donahue scored the winning goal with seven minutes left to lead the No. 20 Raiders (10-2-4).

Whitman-Hanson 3, East Bridgewater 1 — Senior captain Kristin Arthur scored two goals and Mikayla White added one of her own as the Panters (1-13-4) notched their first win since the team was revived in 2013.

Needham 4, Newton North 0 — Senior Caroline Walsh tallied four assists to lead the No. 4 Rockets (15-0-3).

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