The Duxbury boys’ tennis team is on a hot streak after winning four matches in a row following their only loss of the season to Cape Cod Academy.

Wins over Scituate (4-1), North Quincy (5-0), and Pembroke (5-0) punctuated a busy week and left the Dragons with a 5-1 record, as they started this week by facing perennial Patriot League foe Hingham on Monday afternoon on the road.

Duxbury played just as well in their doubles matches with senior Erik Schneider and freshman Freddie Clifford’s team work and chemistry allowing them to take a 6-4/6-2 win at first doubles against Joe Koelsh and Mike O’Donahue. The junior duo of Will Triebel and Kevin Coakley won 6-0/6-4 at second doubles against Aaron Krell and Matt Kuklis.

The lone loss of the day was sophomore Harry Sohmer at third singles, who lost to Matt Louge in a close two-set match, 6-4/6-4.

After travelling to North Quincy and pinning a 5-0 shutout on the Red Raiders on Wednesday, the Dragons returned home on Thursday to face the Pembroke Titans and pulled off another shutout win.

Muncey blanked Pembroke’s Ryan Goodman, 6-0/6-0 and O’Keefe was equally proficient in dispatching Ryan Tressel, 6-1/6-0.

Clifford easily took care of Scotty Allen, 6-0/6-0 at No. 3 singles.

Schneider and Coakley had little trouble with Zack Cavalier and Tyler Hale, 6-2/6-0, while the second doubles tandem of Steve Kravitz and Will Kingsbury beat Pete Connor and Colin Montogomery, 6-1/6-0.

Coach John Bunar’s club will travel on Wednesday afternoon to Hanover to take on the Indians for a 3:30 p.m. match.