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Georgetown stormed back from a 23-point halftime deficit to close the gap to as little as five, but the magic couldn't continue in a 58-53 loss to Fenway in the Division 4 quarrterfinal round.

Sophomore Morgan Gott pumped in 18 points to lead Georgetown past Cathedral, 70-37. Kelli O'Brien pulled down 12 rebounds and Kristin Hogan dished out five assists for the Royals, who finished 6-14 but made the state tourney due to their record vs. Division 4 teams.

Margaret Bergson made the first 3-point basket of her career in Georgetown's 39-19 humbling of Rockport. Morgan Gott had nine rebounds in a great defensive effort and Michelle Reilly added five steals for the Royals.

The efforts of senior forward Casey DeNofrio and sophomore guard Lauren Hebert helped North Reading turn a three-point halftime lead into a double-digit advantage leading to a 55-38 win over Georgetown. Hebert (game-high 19 points, 7 of 8 from the foul line) scored seven points in the decisive quarter while DeNofrio (11 points) added the other four points.

The Georgetown girls basketball team outscored Hamilton-Wenham from the floor, 12 to 8, but was outscored from the line by a whopping 18-1 in a 37-30 setback.

Runaway victories such as Pentucket's 65-25 triumph over Georgetown allows both team to groom for their futures. Freshman guard Coley Viselli had 12 points and 5 steals coming off the Sachem bench while junior Lauren Iola contributed five first-half points. Freshman Kristin Hogan flashed her potential with a pair of 3-pointers for the Royals and junior Michelle Reilly led her squad with nine points.

Junior point guard Michelle Reilly "played out of her mind" according to head coach Dave Tucker, garnering five of Georgetown's 19 steals as the Royals defeated Winthrop, 45-23, to open Winthrop Tourney play. Freshman Kristin Hogan led all scorers with 14 points while classmate Kylie Troy added five assists.

 Edinboro University junior Eric Morrill, a former Timberlane standout from Sandown, N.H. has been named the PSAC Wrestler of the Week for the second straight week after turning in an impressive showing at the Reno Tournament of Champions, helping the Fighting Scots finish second among 28 teams in a powerful field.

Behind a disruptive 24-steal effort in its home opener, Georgetown easily dispatched of Rockport, 52-21. Junior Rachael Sherman (10 points) and sophomore Morgan Gott (8 points) had six steals each and freshman Kylie Troy added five.