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Although the young Georgetown Royals continued to improve, they were no match for Pentucket, 14-7.

For the Royals, Jon Bordonaro had four goals, Mike Smith had one goal and one assist, Ben Lauren had a goal, Josh Hall had a goal, Max Mangano and Chris Birnie each had an assist, and Joe Campbell had 10 saves in net.

North Andover clinched the Cape Ann League title and avenged an early-season loss to Masconomet after rolling to an easy 8-2 victory over the third-place Chieftains. Alex Blane (two goals, one assist) and Rob Morandi (goal, assist) led the way offensively, and Brien O'Connor turned aside 10 shots in a strong effort.

Pentucket remained on course for a spot in the state tournament and beat CAL Division 2 rival Ipswich, 6-3.  Dylan Chase led the Sachems with a hat trick, Greg Rotundo had a goal, Alex Connelly and Ben Stasiuk had a goal and an assist each, and Dan Cashman had an assist.

Mike Smith tallied three goals and one assist for Georgetown (1-10). Jon Bordonaro added two goals. Ben Kumph had a goal and two assists. Goalie Joe Campbell made 12 saves.

Winnacunnet made a 4-1 first quarter lead stand up in an 8-5 victory over Timberlane. Ryan Rothwell had two goals and two assists in the setback while goalie Alex Desmarais' 12 saves kept things close for the Owls (6-3).

Winnacunnet made a 4-1 first quarter lead stand up in an 8-5 victory over Timberlane. Ryan Rothwell had two goals and two assists in the setback while goalie Alex Desmarais' 12 saves kept things close for the Owls (6-3).

Joe Natale raised his season's scoring total to 48 goals as Haverhill's boys lacrosse team snuck past Medford, 10-7. Natale notched five goals and added three assists, getting valuable help from Nick Vazquez' three goals and three assists.

Joe Natale raised his season's scoring total to 48 goals as Haverhill's boys lacrosse team snuck past Medford, 10-7. Natale notched five goals and added three assists, getting valuable help from Nick Vazquez' three goals and three assists.

Making a strong run at the postseason, Central Catholic pounded Cambridge Rindge & Latin, 22-0, for its fifth straight victory. Brandon Lavoie got the offense going for the Raiders (6-7), winning 19 of 22 faceoffs. Andrew Ouellette made Lavoie's work count with four goals and four assists, giving the junior 10 goals over his last two games. Next up is a key matchup tomorrow with Division 1 Chelmsford.

Making a strong run at the postseason, Central Catholic pounded Cambridge Rindge & Latin, 22-0, for its fifth straight victory. Brandon Lavoie got the offense going for the Raiders (6-7), winning 19 of 22 faceoffs. Andrew Ouellette made Lavoie's work count with four goals and four assists, giving the junior 10 goals over his last two games. Next up is a key matchup tomorrow with Division 1 Chelmsford.

Andrew Ouellette, whose previous career high was three goals, exploded for six as Central Catholic whipped Medford, 15-6. Shain Jowett (goal, 5 assists) also had six points and 11 ground balls.

Matt Eriksen netted a game-high six goals (and an assist) and Josh Torres (two goals and five assists) tallied seven points as Andover dropped Chemlsford, 17-5.

Nick Mann scored with two minutes to play, snapping the game's final tie and giving Central Catholic a thrilling 8-7 win. Mann led the Raiders (4-7) with three goals and Brandon Lavoie added a pair.  Walter Gillis made 14 saves to secure the win.

Ryan Lewis had a game high four goals and Jake Schlichte, Matt Bouchard, and Trevor DeVitto all had hat tricks as Timberlane blew out Bishop Brady 15-6. Alex Desmarais had 12 saves for the Owls.

Colin Foley netted the game-winner on a feed from John Carney with just 44 seconds to play in the game as North Andover narrowly edged Hamilton-Wenham, 6-5. The Knights' team defense, led by Andrew McIntyre, has stepped up as of late.