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In just his second varsity start, Angel Sanquintin came up huge for Georgetown in its 58-56 victory over Newburyport. With the fourth-quarter shot clock twice nearing zero, the sophomore nailed a jumper and a clutch 3-pointer for the Royals. Classmate Johnny Spears had steals that he coverted into three big points in the late going.

Althout outsized, Georgetown did the job underneath in a 53-40 boys basketball win over Ipswich. Ben Warren, who led the Royals (7-4) with 14 points, hads eight rebounds and freshman Patrick Bjork had six rebounds to go along with eight points.

Mike Doud was named the tournament MVP and he added a team high 20 points and four 3-pointers as Pentucket beat Georgetown 54-44. Pentucket's Corey McNamara and Georgetown's Johnny Spears and Tyler Wade all made the all-tournament team.

Lynnfield made a shot at the buzzer sending its game with Georgetown into overtime. But in OT the Royals prevailed, winning 63-59. Tyler Wade scored three of his 15 points in overtime while Neph Carmona scored three of his 14. 

Jaymie Spears scored 21 of his 26 points in the first half and helped Georgetown beat Manchester Essex 56-53. Spears also had seven rebounds, five assists, and four steals.