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Despite a youthful roster, Georgetown made a big push to a postseason berth but fell to Westwood in the Division 3 East preliminary round in heartbreaking fashion, 9-8 in overtime. Westwood's defense rose to the occasion in the second half, allowing the offense to chip away at a five-goal Royals lead. Sophomore JoJo Mangano had a great day in the Georgetown net with 17 saves while freshman Mike Gochakowski led the offense with four goals. 

Filling a valuable scoring role, freshman Mike Gochakowski continued his strong season with a six-goal effort as part of Georgetown's 18-4 win over Nashoba. "He grew a little bit and worked hard during the off-season," said head coach Matt Bouchard. "He stepped up."

Eric Valenti scored four goals and Cody Carbone and Nate Seed each netted three goals as North Reading boys lacrosse beat Georgetown 14-3. 

Georgetown's Ben Warren scored with 6 seconds left to tie the Royals' lacrosse game with Ispwich. He then scored the winner in overtime to lead Georgetown to a 8-7 victory. Warren scored four goals.

Ben Warren scored six times and now has 29 goals this season as Georgetown boys lacrosse won 13-8 over Saugus. 

Looked upon to fill a scorer's role this season, Ben Brock stepped up with a five-point effort in Georgetown's 10-8 defeat of Danvers. "After playing a different position last year, Ben was chomping at the bit to show what he can do," head coach Matt Bouchard said. "He's done a nice job at that position."

Tri-captain Ben Warren stepped up big for Georgetown as his six-point effort drove an 11-7 lacrosse win over Triton. "He really controlled the tempo," head coach Matt Bouchard said. "Ben took a strong leadership role. I told him to settle the ball and control it and he did. This was his best game of the year without question."

Joe Mangano (12 saves) shined once again, but Georgetown couldn't preserve an early two-goal lead, falling to Lynnfield, 10-4.

Ben Brock scored two goals and had three assists as Georgetown opened its season with an 8-5 victory over Salem (Mass).