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Ryan Kucher held the Rockport offense to just six hits and big offense from sophomore Pat Beaton (two hits and two RBIs) and junior Bobby Barry (key two-run single) set Pentucket up for a 6-0 victory. Connor McGuirk added a clutch RBI squeeze bunt for the Sachems, who have won five of their last six games.

Tied up in the seventh, surprising Georgetown (6-1) got a two-run homer from Shannon O'Brien followed by a three-run homer from Ali Newbury in a 7-2 win over Rockport. Jane Erlandfson threw a four-hitter, striking out seven.

Georgetown's Dave Ingraham was perfect for 5.2 innings and settled for a 2-hitter in an 8-0 win over Rockport.

Rockport was able to erase Georgetown's five-point fourth-quarter lead and survive a last-second shot that rattled the rim and fell out to take a 60-59 decision. Pat Bjork led the Royals with 19 points and 15 rebounds in the setback.

Notre Dame of Lawrence's Daizha Ng had the game of her career, with a best-ever 12 points as well as 5 offensive rebounds and 5 steals as the Hurricanes defeated Rockport 40-32. 

Marisa Agganis not only netted 27 points but she also added 13 steals as Georgetown girls basketball won 68-23 over Rockport. 

Just like this year's regular-season nail-biter, North Reading boys soccer went toe-to-toe with a strong Rockport squad in the playoffs.

Unfortunately, a Rockport player was able to get to a free kick before the Hornets did, heading the ball in midway through the second half for a 1-0 victory.

Lawrence field hockey broke a 55-game losing streak by defeating Rockport last night, 1-0. Bianca Pena found the mark in the second half to lift the Lancers to their first win since Oct. 6, 2009 against Dracut. "The girls wanted it, went out and got it," head coach Kate Quinlan said.

Georgetown's boys soccer team completely stifled Rockport in the second half in a 2-0 victory. Jared Warren and Ben Noelk scored for the Royals (6-4-2) while Patrick Slack and Andrew Nowak shined defensively.