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No. 12 Georgetown defeated No. 5 Matignon, 4-1. The Royals advance to Tuesday's quarterfinal game.

Haverhill completed an impressive regular season with a 1-0 victory over Georgetown. The Hillies, who graduated eight seniors, will enter the tournament later in the week with both momentum and an 11-5 record. "I'm very happy with our season and, at this point, we might be stronger than last year's team (13-4-2)," said coach Fred Tarbox. "Some people doubted that we'd even be .500 this year, but we're a faster and stronger team overall." High scorer Casey Anderson, on an assist from Melissa Clark, scored 1:32 into the game and that was all the scoring for the game. That was Anderson's school-record 28th game. "We had some chances after that, but they had some, too," said Tarbox. "They're a good team." Junior Samantha Krenzer played an excellent game off the bench at stopper for the Hillies. Pauline Reilly had 10 saves for the Royals (10-5-1).

Georgetown capped a four-game win streak with a 3-1 win over Greater Lowell. The victory ensured a berth in the upcoming state tournament for the Royals, who got goals from Bryant Yavorski and Mike Smith.

Jess Crossen scored for the Hornets by curving in a corner kick. Manchester Essex also received a fine performance from sweeper Skylar Coons.

Jess Crossen scored for the lone Hornets goal by curving in a corner kick. Manchester Essex also received a fine performance from sweeper Skylar Coons.

The Hornets host Lynnfield on Monday and conclude the season with another home game, Tuesday vs. Rockport.

The Georgetown girls soccer team won its second straight 1-0 game, this time over WIlmington, to qualify for the tournament for the third straight year. Nicoline Holland scored for the Royals (8-5-2) and Pauline Reilly shined in goal with 12 saves.

Georgetown played as well as they could, according to coach Colleen Gibbs, but could not be the first team to crack Masconomet's undefeated record.

 Jenn Pino sparked a North Andover offense outburst as the Scarlet Knights downed Georgetown 5-1. Pino (2 assists) and Katie Maroney each scored two goals and Jackie Sullivan scored once.

Georgetown drubbed Rockport 5-0. Emma Cannon impressed at sweeper for the Royals (2-0), helping goalie Pauline Reilly face just six shots. Freshman Nicoline Holland dominated with three goals and an assist while Ashley Mueskes and Alyssa Rosenthal had a goal and an assist apiece.