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LOWELL — Georgetown went to Lowell Catholic and came away with a 26-9 win in a non-playoff game. The Royals improved to 4-5 while the hosts dropped to 4-4 and have now lost three straight games.

GEORGETOWN - Working with what it had, Georgetown football put up a fight on Friday night against Greater Lawrence.

But the dynamic Reggie offense had every answer.

In a game that featured a number of stoppages for flags, injuries and changes of possession, the Royals fell 49-21 in a slugfest at Georgetown High School in the first round of the MIAA Divison 7 playoffs.

GEORGETOWN - Ipswich football had its way with Georgetown on Friday night, smashing the home team by a score of 53-6.

Georgetown came out strong, driving inside the Ipswich 15-yard-line before being stopped on 4th and 1 on the first drive before Ipswich fumbled on its first drive. But after that the Tigers took over, forcing another turnover on downs and then getting a 50-yard run from Pat Gillis to set up a 4-yard score by Ben Yanakakis.

GEORGETOWN — Zach Beauvais paced the Georgetown rushing attack with three touchdowns, and the Royals had no problem pounding Marian Keefe Tech, 42-6, Friday night.

Hunter Lane caught TD pass of 33 and 38 yards from senior quarterback Tommy Long, who also threw a third touchdown strike to Cody Melo in the third quarter.

SOUTH HAMILTON — The rejuvenated Hamilton-Wenham football team remained undefeated Saturday with a 37-8 win over Georgetown.

The Generals used a balanced attack and opportunistic defense, that included four interceptions, to tak a 35-0 halftime lead and then coasted to its fifth straight win.

GEORGETOWN - With a two-score lead late in the third quarter, Georgetown football looked set to pull away from Coyle-Cassidy, but after a fourth quarter interception made things interesting, the Royals showed resiliency to put the game away.

Georgetown got a stop and drove down the field to score late to help seal a 19-6 victory over Coyle-Cassidy Friday night. The win got the Royals back to .500 at 2-2 on the season.

GEORGETOWN — Trailing 20-0 at halftime to Lynn Tech, Georgetown rallied to with two points before dropping a 34-25 decision. It was a game matching Lynn Tech's ground attack against the passing of Tommy Long.

GEORGETOWN — Georgetown quarterback Tommy Long hit receiver Anthony D'Amato for a 33-yard touchdown with 1:34 to pull ahead 18-14 and edge out a tight win over Tech Boston on Friday.

Long finished 10 for 17 with 242 yards and three touchdowns, including two to receiver Hunter Lane, who had six catches for 111 yards in total. D'Amato had 31 yards rushing to go along with his go-ahead touchdown catch, and Colin Dow added two more for 98 yards.