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Brooks boys soccer lost 3-0 to a powerful South Kent in the Class B title game. 

"Most of the coaches there thought they (South Kent) were one good back away from being a NESCAC team," Brooks coach Dusty Richard said. 

Will Poss made 14 saves but Phillips boys soccer lost 2-0 to Hotchkiss in the New England Class A finals yesterday.

"We got off to a slow start and we didn't really get anything going until the second half ... (when) we came out much stronger and put up a fight," Phillips coach Bill Scott said.

The Brooks boys soccer team scored early and scored late to defeat Williston 2-1 in the Class B semifinals yesterday and will play South Kent School in today's 11 a.m. finals against South Kent School.

 The Phillips Academy boys soccer team advancd to today's New England Class A finals with a 3-1 victory over archrival Phillips Eseter.

The Big Blue had lost to Phillips Exeter at the end of the regular season, a setback which may have worked in their favor.

WORCESTER — The road to the Division 3 state finals was a long one for Georgetown in many ways.

Obviously, the 2 1/2-month march toward a shot of being one of the state's three best soccer programs was grueling. But yesterday's trip to Foley Stadium and a date with Sutton High was daunting on its own. Foul traffic in the Lowell area extended the Royals' trip to Worcester into a two-hour grind, and the team looked a little worse the wear for it.

Matt Fenton scored a pair of goals as Central Catholic played Andover to a 2-2 tie.

Fourth-seed Phillips defended its home-field advantage, downing Choate, 3-0, to set up a rematch with top-seed and arch rival Phillips Exeter in the Class A boys soccer semifinals Saturday.

The welcome return of two talented strikers helped Brooks control play in a deceiving 1-0 quarterfinal boys soccer victory over Suffield Academy.

Brooks will host Williston Northampton in the semifinals Saturday at 2 p.m.

LYNN — With a chance to send Georgetown to the Division 3 state soccer finals, Ben Noelk didn't even have to think about what he was going to do. That's because the Royal sophomore made his plans long before his big moment.

LYNN — Georgetown coach Chris DiFranco’s message to his team was simple last night after his Royals won the Division 3 North title. 

He told his players they are the best team ever in Georgetown boys soccer history.