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Sutton beats Georgetown 3-1 for Div. 3 boys title

Posted by Staff  November 18, 2011 09:49 PM
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Riley Steele and Justin Rothermich helped Central Mass' Sutton get off to a fast start with two first half goals, and the Sammies never looked back, beating North representative Georgetown 3-1 for the Division 3 boys state soccer title at Foley Field in Worcester.

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