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Kirsten Daamen had 19 points for Pentucket (9-1). Erin McNamara added 13.

Taryn O'Connell tallied 17 points and 12 rebounds for Georgetown (3-5). Rachel Sherman added seven points.

 Taryn O'Connell scored Georgetown's last six points as the Royals overcame a five-point defici in the last two minutes, to earn a 50-49 win over Lynnfield.  O'Connell's free throw with eight seconds left was the game winner. She finished with 24 points and 14 rebounds. 

Coming from behind in the last two minutes, Georgetown girls hoops got an exciting one-point win at home as Taryn O'Connell put on a show with 24 points and 14 rebounds, and hit three out of four free throws in the 10 seconds to seal the win. Shannon Hartford also chipped in with six points. 

Taryn O'Connell led Georgetown with 16 points and nine rebounds. Rachel Sherman added seven points and six rebounds.

"We forced a lot of turnovers, but we missed easy shots," Georgetown coach BarriAnn Alonzo said. "We didn't get to the free throw line enough.

Taryn O'Connell led Georgetown with 27 points and 10 rebounds in an opening round victory at the Hamilton-Wenham Christmas tournament over Saugus, 54-44.

 Ambesbury got its first win of the season on the strength of two terrific performances by Gabby Magnifico (17 points, 12 rebounds) and Dana Zahoruiko (15 points, 9 rebounds). Georgetown's Taryn O'Connell was the game's high scorer with 19 points.

The Georgetown girls basketball team crushed Rockport yesterday, 72-27, to improve to 1-1.

Said coach BarriAnn Alonzo, "Everyone had a personal challenge to accomplish, and they worked hard to do it. We had some mistakes to fix from our first game, so we set goals, and we made them. When we can do that, we will come out with a win."

Coming off a one-point loss to rival Manchester Essex, Georgetown dropped the hammer down in the second quarter against Rockport, outscoring the Vikings by 17 points and never looking back in a 72-27 win.

Taryn O'Connell showed off midseason form, erupting for 30 points and 12 rebounds for Georgetown in a 64-63 heartbreaking loss at Manchester.

Georgetown, which opened the game in an 11-0 hole, actually had the ball with a chance to win with 4.9 seconds to play but couldn't click.