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North Reading's Ben Harrow was perfect in a 0-0 tie with Rockport. Late in the second half, Harrow made a breakaway-save on All-League striker A.J. Burnham, tipping his shot over the bar to bring the Hornets' record to 6-9-2.

After a three-goal effort against Amesbury, Georgetown's Matt Bitchell went off for another hat trick in a 5-2 victory over a tourney-bound Rockport squad. Ryan Browner, who opened the scoring for the Royals (4-7-3), spotted a perfect pass for Bitchell early in the second half for the eventual game-winner.

Brothers Gareth and Evan Dudney were responsible for all the goal scoring in North Andover's 4-0 shutout of Manchester-Essex. Senior Gareth netted a hat trick while freshman Evan took a feed from his brothers and notched the Scarlet Knights' second score.

Andrew Carroll kept his team in the game with 10 first-half saves then sprang out of the net and scored a goal in the second, but Georgetown fell to Rockport in boys soccer, 3-1.

two late goals: down 0-2. Frank Freedman, senior outside midfielder. Chris Horne senior left outside midfield (first varsity goal).

Fishermen, 1-1. all season, we've been in every game. Swampscott we had a goal called back, they would have been the champions. missed a PK in the first half. that's kinda the way our season has been, missed three penalties. 3-5-7, +1 goal differential. 3-6-9, -2. we've been competitive in every game, we've tied a lot of teams that are going to the tournament. taken a lot of teams to the brink. results haven't gone our way.

With nothing to play for but pride, the Fishermen (3-6-9 overall, 3-5-7 in the NEC) saved one of their finest performances of the season for the last game. Most impressively, Gloucester was down 2-0 on the road in the second half before making its comeback. 

For the second time this season, the Vikings (4-8-5) rolled over North Shore Tech. Five different players scored for Rockport: Andreas Contreras, Rudolfo Mendes, Cam Tibert, Dyshant Mahat and George Weinstein (first varsity goal).

For the second time this season, the Vikings (4-8-5) rolled over North Shore Tech. Five different players scored for Rockport: Andreas Contreras, Rudolfo Mendes, Cam Tibert, Dyshant Mahat and George Weinstein (first varsity goal).

1-1 Marblehead-Gloucester, knocks them out of the tourney.

senior striker Frank Taormina, assisted from senior striker Alex Trotsky. Gloucester was up 1-0 in the first half, halfway through first half. they scored on own goal, skimmed head of player, hit post and hit another the player.

After losing to Marblehead 3-0 in their first meeting of the season, the Fishermen (3-6-8) had a better result this time around but it wasn't the win they needed to keep their tournament hopes alive. Gloucester has two more games and they had to win out to qualify for the tournament.

Eddie Hargreaves had two goals for Triton (5-3-7). Matt McWeeney had the game-winner. Justin Paquette added a goal and an assist. Evan Schwarz had three assists. Colin Smith added one.

 Pentucket took a 1-0 lead into the half before Rockport (3-7-5) junior tri-captain and forward Michael Emerson received a nice through ball from freshman center back A.J. Burnham and tied it up. Unfortunately, the Sachems got the game-winner with 11 minutes left and the Vikings had chances but couldn't convert.

Saugus 0-Gloucester 0

missed a lot of chances, bulk of play. weren't able to score. Fishermen (3-6-7). win them all. Marblehead on Tues., Swampscott, Danvers.

 Sweeper Brett Davis, winning everything in air, big help. stopper Massimo Delisi helped them out, Alex Trotsky played up top.

The Fishermen (3-6-7) had their share of chances at home but couldn't find the back of the net. Senior sweeper Brett Davis and senior stopper Massimo Delisi did a good job winning everything in the air and keeping the middle clear. To make the tournament, Gloucester now faces three must-win games, starting with at Marblehead on Tuesday.

North Andover put on a scoring display yesterday against Manchester Essex as four players registered at least a single score. Jorge Nunez and John Carney had two goals apiece, Ryan McCormick had a goal and two assists, and Gareth Dudney added another goal to cap the scoring. Keeper Mike Levy had seven saves to earn the shutout.