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Jim Savelyev was denied a goal minutes before on an offsides call, but he pressed on and knocked home the game-winner with 13 minutes to go as No. 14 Georgetown trimmed No. 10 St. Mary’s of Lynn, 2-1.

The Royals advanced to the Division 3 North final for the first time since 1989. On Saturday, they will play No. 4 Hamilton-Wenham, which beat the Royals, 1-0, in the regular season.

Jim Savelyev was denied a goal minutes before on an offsides call, but he pressed on and knocked home the game-winner with 13 minutes to go as No. 14 Georgetown trimmed No. 10 St. Mary’s of Lynn, 2-1.

The Royals advanced to the Division 3 North final for the first time since 1989. On Saturday, they will play No. 4 Hamilton-Wenham, which beat the Royals, 1-0, in the regular season.

Georgetown defeated Lowell Catholic in the Division 3 North quarterfinals thanks to an outstanding effort from freshman midfielder Ryan Browner. Browner delivered a pair of goals and an assist as he was one of four players to find the net. Jim Savelyev and Bryant Yavorski each had a goal and an assist in the winning effort. Goalie Evan Weagle finished with seven saves to keep Lowell Catholic off the board.

Down 4-1 with 10 minutes to play, Georgetown made a game of it with Lynnfield scoring twice and threatening to score the equaliser when time expired.

Jimmy Savelyez scored twice and assisted on the third, John Bordonaro had a goal, and Ryan Browner also had an assist for the Royals.

You can put Amesbury (1-3-4) on the board, yes. The Indians, who fell behind to Georgetown, 3-2, in the second were quite resilient in coming from behind to beat the Royals. Dylan Bagshaw was the guy for Amesbury. Despite a hurt ankle, Bagshaw put home a hat trick to lead the way. Jay Wade and Kyle Bell had the other two Indian goals, and Mike Dragonas had an assist.

Georgetown carried the play but settled for a 0-0 tie with Rockport. Stopper Dean Nemeroff played a superb game and goalie Evan Weagle made seven saves.