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Cole Gilbert won No. 1 singles (8-2), Charlie Marsh took No. 2 singles (8-1) and they teamed to win No. 1 doubles (8-2) as No. 5 Windham beat No. 4 Coe-Brown 5-4 in the Division 2 first round. Windham will travel to No. 1 Oyster River in the Semifinals on Monday.

Blake Dempsey scored game-highs in kills (10) and blocks (6) as Windham remained unbeaten by downing Coe-Brown 3-0. Braeden Manti added six aces and 17 digs for the Jaguars (6-0).

Freshman Ella Lampron's late basket and clutch free throws by senior captain Cassidy Powers (15 points) lifted Timberlane past Coe-Brown 37-31. Maia Parker also had 15 points.

Abby Hughes won the 800 meters in 2:18.24 and helped Windham to a third in the 4x400 at the Division 2 State Meet. Sanborn's Kaylen LaChapelle placed in the long jump, triple jump and high jump. Pelham's Gwenyth Dahlinger earned third in the 100 and 200.

Sanborn's boys won a thriller, defeating Coe-Brown 72-67 in overtime in the Division 2 quarterfinals to advance to Wednesday's quarterfinals. Sophomore Jared Khalil had his second big tourney game, leading the way with 22 points, but Jason Allen was huge with 16 points and clinched the win with two free throws with 26 seconds left in OT. Dylan Khalil chipped in with 14 points.

Sanborn improved to 3-0 with a 69-44 win over Coe-Brown. Dylan Khalil had 20 points, James Bush 16 and Jared Khalil 12.

Sanborn nearly pulled out the comeback win but missed the second of two free throws with 1.7 seconds left and fell to Coe-Brown, 55-54. Grace Merry-Carreiro scored 20 points and Ellen McGough 13 in the loss.

Trailing by 17 in the third period, Sanborn stormed back and forced OT against Coe-Brown. The Indians won in double-OT, 73-69, on late free throws by Jared Khalil and James Bush. Khalil had 11 of his 25 in the fourth quarter. 

NASHUA — Windham placed third and Sanborn fifth at the 45th annual boys Meet of Champions race Saturday at Mines Falls Park in Nashua (3.11 miles). 

Sanborn's boys cross country team won a five-team meet at home that included nationally ranked Coe-Brown, but it was with an asterisk because Coe-Brown ran its JV team. Jared Khalil was runner-up on the 5K course in 16:23, one place and seven seconds ahead of freshman brother Tyson.