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Mike Smith and Jon Bardonaro had one goal each for the Royals.

Jon Bordonaro scored five goals and an assist for the Royals (1-13). Mike Smith added two goals and an assist. Ben Warren had a goal. Max Mangano had an assist.

Mike Smith, Ben Kumpf, and Matt Butera all had goals for the Royals in a loss. Max Mangano had the lone assist and Joe Campbell had nine saves.

Alex Connelly scored five goals for Pentucket. Josh Hinds (4 goals, 2 assists), Tom Clark (4 goals), Dylan Chase (2 goals, 2 assists), Greg Rotundo (1 goal, 1 assist), Ben Stasiuk (1 goal, 1 assist), and Jeremy Krugh (1 goal) also scored.

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.

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.

Jon Bordonaro (7 goals) and Mike Smith (2 goals) played well for the Royals. Joe Campbell made nine saves in goal.

"The kids are working hard," explained Royals coach Matt Bouchard. "We just don't have enough athleticism or consistency yet. We have moments, but we should probably be that much more competitive in a year or so."

Jon Bordonaro (3 goals), Ben Warren (1 goal), and Max Mangano (1 assist) played well for the Royals (1-8). Joe Campbell made 13 saves in goal.

Filling in for injured starter Joe Butera (broken bone in hand), sophomore Joe Campbell earned his first varsity win in just his second career start. Behind Campbell's 14 saves, Georgetown easily overcame North Reading, 13-6. With Butera not expected back until the end of the season (if at all), the Royals will need Campbell to continue producing like he did last night.

Ben Warren (4 goals and 2 assists), John Bordonaro (3 goals and 1 assist), Mike Smith (3 goals and 2 assists), Max Mangano (1 goal and 1 assist), Josh Hall (goal; celebrated birthday), Matt Butera (assist), and Ben Brock (goal) all played well in the Royals (1-7) initial win of the season.