The Royals held off a ferocious comeback attempt from Monument Mountain to win their first state title in program history.

Thanks to one junior’s hot shooting from downtown and some timely defense down the stretch as a team, Georgetown won its first state title at Tsongas Center on Saturday afternoon. No. 6

Matt Torgensen ('22) had a profound impact on changing the culture. His passing in July, along with the father of head coach Josh Keilty in October, has reinforced the Royals' commitment, and perseverance.

Find out how to watch the Division 4 boys basketball state championship game between Monument Mountain and Georgetown on Saturday.

Monument Mountain's shooting slump came at the worst possible time and the Spartans fell to Georgetown in the MIAA Division IV State Championship on Saturday in Lowell.

Outscored, 21-10, in the third quarter of a ferocious, up-tempo Division 4 state final, the Georgetown boys’ basketball team was in need of a spark. Almost as soon as the Royals broke huddle to play the final eight minutes,

While No. 6 Georgetown boys basketball celebrated their state championship win on the court and in the crowd following the final buzzer, No. 5 Monument Mountain seniors Manny Brown, Isaiah Keefner, and Griffin McElroy embraced each other on the far baseline.