For the second consecutive week, the Lynn Tech football team had to face Commonwealth Conference/Small rival Chelsea as a part of the non-qualifier round in Division 6 North.Unfortunately for the Tigers, the result was the same as when the two teams had played seven days earlier at Manning Field.Kalvin Duran and Sammy Rivera scored third quarter touchdowns for the Red Devils as they pulled away in the second half to take a 20-6 win over a banged-up Tech team.”We had some miscues in the third quarter and it cost us,” Tech coach James Runner said. “But the kids played hard. Chelsea is a good football team and they came in and beat us twice in a row at home. Credit to them.”The Tigers (3-5) took the lead in the first quarter on a Rafy Lora to Justin Lewis touchdown pass. It stayed that way until halftime as the elements made moving the ball difficult for both teams at times.Tech would be its own worst enemy in the second half, however, turning the ball over three times. The Red Devils took advantage of two of the turnovers, scoring touchdowns that gave them the lead for good.Beverly 12, Wilmington 0At Hurd Stadium in Beverly, the fourth-seeded Panthers (4-4) slogged through the mud and rain to move on to face No. 1 Masconomet Friday (7) in the Division 3 Northeast semifinals.Beverly got a second quarter touchdown from Sam Abate to take the lead. The Wildcats had the ball late in the fourth quarter with a chance to steal the win but David Drinkwater’s second interception of the game thwarted them.Christian Miller then scored from seven yards out with just over 2:00 left to go to give the Panthers the win.Tewksbury 34, Danvers 6At Tewksbury, the No. 3 seeded Redmen (6-2) took advantage of three Danvers interceptions to blow open a close game over the second and third quarters to move on to Friday night’s (7) semifinal at Marblehead.It will be a rematch of last season’s sectional final, won by the Redmen on the way to a Super Bowl title and a perfect season. Danvers (3-5) got its lone touchdown late in the fourth quarter from Richie Martino.BOYS CROSS COUNTRYState Coaches InvitationalMany of the area’s best runners took the weekend off to prepare for Saturday’s Eastern Mass championships on the same Wrentham Development Center course that hosted over the weekend.The Beverly and Peabody boys were the only local teams to compete in the Junior/Senior competition with the Panthers finishing 18th overall and the Tanners, 24th. Peabody was led by Anthony Rizzo’s 94th place finish (18:02.52).GIRLS CROSS COUNTRYState Coaches InvitationalThe NEC North champions from Beverly tuned up for a visit back to Wrentham on Saturday by putting up a spectacular fifth place team finish. Leading the way for the Panthers was Julianna Wesley with a fourth place overall finish (19:39.20). Teammate Julia Curtin won the freshman girls race (11:30.10).