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Jen Rock led Triton with 12 points and 14 rebounds in the consolation game of the Ipswich Holiday Tournament. Rock was named to the All-Tournament Team. Lauren Mihalchik added 12 points for the Vikings (1-4). Brittany Caprio scored nine.

Triton was out-gunned by Ipswich despite solid performances by Tom Bashaw (16 points) and Charles Anderson (12 points).

Britanny Caprio (16 points) and Jen Rock (11 points) both had strong performances coming off a hard fought game against Pentucket, but Ipswich with Amber Smith (24 points) was too much on the second night of back-to-back games for the Vikings, 54-44.

Kevin Johnston set a track record at Ipswich in the 40 with a time of 4.66 to take home Amesbury's only first place finish. Mike Dragonas (hurdles), Alex Tamburello (2-mile), Dan Sanderson (600), Peter Siess (mile), and Matt Kilmartin (shot put) all had second place finishes.

Alyssa Harrison picked up the Indians only first place with a high jump of 4-10 as Amesbury lost to Ipswich, 72-16. Vanessa LeBlanc finished second in the 1000.

P.J. Dionne make his first varsity game a memorable one, scoring 17 points, including a long range shot, to lead North Reading to a 70-38 opening-day win over Ipswich. Ron Rossi added 16 points and Kevin Lentini scored 11 for the Hornets.

The host Generals have a chance to tie up their all-time Thanksgiving series with Ipswich. The visiting Tigers hold a 17-16 edge on the holiday series, which began in 1975.

The Amesbury football team avoided fourth-drama last evening for the first time in four weeks. The Indians (7-1 overall, 2-1 Cape Ann League Small) cruised to a 31-13 victory over winless Ipswich (0-7, 0-4).

IPSWICH — If defense wins championships, then the Georgetown High Football team is on the right track.

The Royals flexed their muscles against Ipswich, downing the Tigers 34-8 in dominating fashion. The win improved Georgetown to 6-0 overall and 3-0 in the Cape Anne Small.