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In a quality pitcher's duel that took just 1:20 to play, a pair of fourth-inning errors on a first-and-third situation spoiled sophomore Ryan Browner's sparkling pitching performance in Georgetown's 2-0 defeat against undefeated Masconomet. Danyer Fabian had a pair of hits for the Royals.

Chris Esposito remained hot, drilling three hits and knocking in three runs, and Georgetown (7-1) also stayed on a surge with a 10-4 win over Lynnfield. Danyer Fabian drilled a two-run homer and the Royals bashed out 13 hits.

It's early, very early, in the Cape Ann League season, but not too early for Andrew Sinkewicz and the Georgetown to make a statement. The Royals senior right-hander silenced Newburyport with a 3-hit dazzler, striking out nine and walking just one in a 2-1 thriller. Down 1-0, the Royals scored twice in the fifth. With two outs, Ryan Browner scored on the back end of a first-and-third double steal with Chris Esposito to tie. Clipper killer Marco Luisi, who homered twice in the Division 3 North title game to beat the Port last June, then slapped an RBI single for the game-winner.

It's early, very early, in the Cape Ann League season, but not too early for Andrew Sinkewicz and the Georgetown to make a statement. The Royals senior right-hander silenced Newburyport with a 3-hit dazzler, striking out nine and walking just one in a 2-1 thriller. Down 1-0, the Royals scored twice in the fifth. With two outs, Ryan Browner scored on the back end of a first-and-third double steal with Chris Esposito to tie. Clipper killer Marco Luisi, who homered twice in the Division 3 North title game to beat the Port last June, then slapped an RBI single for the game-winner.

Georgetown's Ryan Browner took a hard line drive off the knee in the first inning and struggled while giving up four runs, but he stayed in the game and picked up the win in an 8-6 victory over Amesbury. He also had a key two-run single in the third and drove in three runs. "At first, I thought he'd have to go to the hospital, it was hit that hard, but he gutted it out for us," said Georgetown coach Mark Rowe.

Georgetown's baseball team,  the defending Division 3 North champs, opened its season with a solid 7-3 win over Greater Lowell. Andrew Sinkewicz started and got the win while also driving in two runs and Adam Johnson was 3 for 4 with two RBIs.