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Head coach Mike Drouin felt North Shore Tech played its best game of the season against Minuteman Regional Saturday in Lexington. But it still wasn't enough as it dropped a 28-27 decision.

"It's the worst feeling yet," said Drouin. "It's an emotional game and the kids really feel it after this one." The Bulldogs lost despite a sensational game by Cam White, who set a school record for most touchdown receptions (4) and most yards (203) by a receiver. North Shore Tech quarterback David St. Pierre also set a school mark with four TD passes. White, meanwhile, finished with eight catches.

There is always something to work on.

After blasting winless North Shore, 44-8, Georgetown now faces a trio of teams (Northeast, Chelsea and Minuteman) with a combined 1-17 record before meeting Manchester Essex Thanksgiving morning for the Commonwealth Conference small school title and a Super Bowl berth. But head coach Matt Blanchard will use this opportunity to keep his troops on the winning path while adapting his substitutes to varsity-level competition.

MIDDLETON | Like surgeons slated for an afternoon golf match at the club, unbeaten Greater Lawrence Tech wasted little time peeling through North Shore Tech, 41-26, for victory No. 6.

The Reggies rolled up a 28-0 first quarter lead and sent the starters to the bench for good at the break, up 35-0. "That's it man, a short day," said senior fullback Victor Sosa, who bumped and careened for 57 yards and three TDs on his six rushes. "Take care of business and give the rest of the guys a chance. All business."

Pope John led 22-0 at halftime and increased the lead to 29-0 before North Shore (0-5) could get on the board. Chris Wheeler scored on a 1-yard run in the fourth quarter to account for the Bulldogs' points.

Last updated November 2, 2007

LYNN | From the opening kickoff you could tell it just wasn't going to be North Shore Tech's night. Moses Valentine ran the opening kick back 80 yards for a touchdown and the Tigers never looked back in a 36-8 rout.

Despite a stellar 14-save effort from goalkeeper Joe Acciavatti, North Shore Tech fell to Minuteman 1-0. The game was scoreless before Minuteman was finally able to break through the Bulldogs' defense at the 15-minute mark of the second half.

Tim Gil and Joel D'Ambrosio each scored twice as North Shore Tech beat Whittier 5-0. Mike Silva also had a terrific game for the Bulldogs, scoring a goal and assisting on another.

MIDDLETON | Chelsea High football coach Mike Stellato refused to take the bait when he was asked whether Saturday's game against North Shore Tech represented a sort of homecoming for him.

Just a year ago, Stellato was coaching a few miles away at Danvers High and it was the realization of a dream for him to be in the Northeastern Conference. He was hoping to be there for a long time, but it ended up being just one season due to a job issue at Danvers.

Mike Silva notched four goals as North Shore Tech beat Fellowship Christian 6-4. The Bulldogs (1-3) first Commonwealth Athletic Conference game of the season was a memorable one, as Tim Gil and Nick Damato also scored in the win while Gil, Kyle Oliva and Joel D'Ambrosio recorded assists. North Shore Tech goalie Joe Acciavatti made five saves.