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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.

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.

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.

Will Angelini recorded a double-double with 21 points and 10 rebounds as Pentucket cruised past Amesbury, 65-46. Corey McNamara fired five successful 3-pointers on his way to a 17-point night.

North Andover's Zach Karalis is known for his scoring.  But in last night's 74-51 win over Pentucket, Karalis had nine assists to go with his 24 points. Mike Maroney added 12 points, seven rebounds and six steals for the Scarlet Knights.

Pentucket's boys held Georgetown to three points in the first quartewr and went on for a 63-48 victory over Georgetown. Will Angelini had 21 points and 11 rebounds for the Sachems.

Reyes, zone keep Whittier undefeated