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Pentucket earned its third straight trip to the postseason with a 65-58 win over Hamilton-Wenham. The Sachems got 29 points from Corey McNamara, while Will Angelini pronounced his presence in the paint with 27 points and a dozen boards in the win.

Pentucket earned its third straight trip to the postseason with a 65-58 win over Hamilton-Wenham. The Sachems got 29 points from Corey McNamara, while Will Angelini pronounced his presence in the paint with 27 points and a dozen boards in the win.

Pentucket earned its third straight trip to the postseason with a 65-58 win over Hamilton-Wenham. The Sachems got 29 points from Corey McNamara, while Will Angelini pronounced his presence in the paint with 27 points and a dozen boards in the win.

Pentucket earned its third straight trip to the postseason with a 65-58 win over Hamilton-Wenham. The Sachems got 29 points from Corey McNamara, while Will Angelini pronounced his presence in the paint with 27 points and a dozen boards in the win.

Pentucket earned its third straight trip to the postseason with a 65-58 win over Hamilton-Wenham. The Sachems got 29 points from Corey McNamara, while Will Angelini pronounced his presence in the paint with 27 points and a dozen boards in the win.

Pentucket earned its third straight trip to the postseason with a 65-58 win over Hamilton-Wenham. The Sachems got 29 points from Corey McNamara, while Will Angelini pronounced his presence in the paint with 27 points and a dozen boards in the win.

Pentucket earned its third straight trip to the postseason with a 65-58 win over Hamilton-Wenham. The Sachems got 29 points from Corey McNamara, while Will Angelini pronounced his presence in the paint with 27 points and a dozen boards in the win.

Pentucket earned its third straight trip to the postseason with a 65-58 win over Hamilton-Wenham. The Sachems got 29 points from Corey McNamara, while Will Angelini pronounced his presence in the paint with 27 points and a dozen boards in the win.

Saddled with the idea of a Senior Night loss, Tyler Wade strapped Georgetown High on his back, scoring 11 of his game-high 25 points in the third quarter of the Royals 60-54 win over Triton.

Danny Fitzgerald, in his first game back from a fractured back, and Tommy Hogan each had two free throws in the final 30 seconds and Evan Wade had a big steal with five seconds left as North Reading nipped Amesbury, 48-46.

Corey McNamara and Will Angelini combined for 48 points including 16 of Pentucket's 20 in the fourth period as the Sachems down North Reading, 63-57.

Georgetown showed its best defense (holding North Reading to just two free throws in the first quarter) and its worst (giving up 38 points in a furious Hornet fourth-quarter comeback) last night, but timely free throw shooting saved the Royals in a 71-68 victory. North Reading carved a 17-point deficit down to three behind 21 points from Tommy Hogan, but Tyler Wade (24 points) and Pat Bjork (16 points) hit 13 foul shots down the stretch to preserve the win.

After going scoreless in the first quarter, Corey McNamara notched eight points in each of the next three quarters as Pentucket rallied for a 55-51 victory over Lynnfield.

Corey McNamara scored 10 of his game-high 18 points in the fourth quarter as Pentucket topped Ipswich 57-47.

C.J. Ingraham came off the bench in the third quarter and sank back-to-back 3-pointers and made a hustling steal. His play led Georgetown back from a 10-point deficit to a 53-42 win over Rockport. Cesar Miranda-Black owned the boards with 12 rebounds.