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Georgetown's softball team snapped an eight-game losing streak with a 10-4 victory to end its season on a high note. Jane Erlandson, filling in for mononucleosis-plagued sister Sarah picked up her first varsity win and JV catcher Kelsey Dion, an eighth grader, did a nice job filling in at catcher. Amy Cronin was 2 for 3 and scord twice.

Freshman Morgan Coakley belted three hits and had two RBIs as North Andover softball beat Georgetown 8-3.

Kendra Dow's walk-off solo home run in the seventh settled matters as Newburyport beat Georgetown in a game suspended in the sixth inning from Monday. Taylor Nelson tripled and homered for three RBIs and Kassie Barba also homered for the Royals.

Georgetown pitcher Sarah Erlandson threw a sparkling one-hitter, striking out 12, but two costly errors were the difference in a 2-0 loss to Lynnfield.

Tori Newbury reached first on an error, advanced to second on a walk and scored on a perfectly-placed bloop single by Amy Cronin in the seventh inning that gave Georgetown a 7-6 walkoff victory over Masconomet.

GEORGETOWN — Entering the season with their third coach in four years, the Pentucket seniors didn't know what to expect. But seven games in, it looks like the program not only has found some stability, but a mentor that could lead them back to postseason play.

Sarah Erlandson fanned 13 in a complete-game four-hitter as Georgetown trimmed Rockport, 2-1. Taylor Nelson tripled in the sixth and Jane Erlandson clinched the win for her sister with an RBI sacrifice fly.

Sarah Erlandson struck out 15 batters and delivered two doubles of her own as Georgetown opened its season by downing Manchester Essex 4-1.