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Georgetown rode the arm of Ryan Browner, who threw his second complete game in three days, and took advantage of four Harwich errors in a five-run first inning en route to winning the program's first Eastern Massachusetts title.

Ryan Browner blends pitches effectively, striking out 11 as Georgetown wins the Division 4 North sectional title, 5-2 over Northeast.

Ryan Browner threw a complete game two-hitter and also hit a solo homer in fourth inning as No. 10-seeded Georgetown baseball posted a 2-0 upset over second-seeded Lowell Catholic in the Division 4 North quarterfinals.

Georgetown lost a tight Spofford Tourney finale to Triton, 3-1. The Royals scored their lone run in the fifth inning when pitcher Pat Slack singled, Tyler Wade had a bunt base hit and Colby Ingraham followed with a ringing single to right field.

Jeff Moore's two-run double highlighted Georgetown's four-run fourth inning as the Royals topped Ipswich, 4-1, i the first round of the Georgetown Spottford tourney.  The Royals (9-10) meet Triton this afternoon (2:30 p.m.) in the championship game.

With junior Jeff Moore pitching phenomenally and classmate C.J. Ingraham erupting at the plate (2 for 3 with two RBIs), Georgetown easily got past Amesbury, 9-3.

With the lead run at third base and two outs in the bottom of the sixth inning, Manchester Essex decided to intentionally walk Ryan Browner to pitch to Mark Berkland. The Georgetown catcher made the Hornets pay, slapping a single to right center field that plated Dave Ingraham, and Dave Slack finished a fine mound effort to garner the 1-0 victory.

Colby Ingraham opened the game with a single, stole second, moved to third on a wild pitch and scored on Ryan Browner's infield out. The run was all Georgetown righty Pat Slack would need in a 1-0 Royals win at Ipswich yesterday. Slack nearly went the distance in a six-hitter as the senior Browner came one for a one-out save, striking out the final hitter to preserve the Royal win.

Ryan McAuliffe threw sevenings, giving up two unearned runs on two hits and one walk while striking out five batters as Georgetown basebal won 6-2 over North Reading. 

 Pentucket lefty Alex Ministeri fanned nine and walked three in a three-hitter as the Sachems knocked off Georgetown, 5-0. Jared Fudge and Corey McNamara laced two-out RBI hits in the fifth. Connor McGuirk added a two-run base hit in the seventh.