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Bow outscored Pelham 6-2 in the final 70 seconds to win their first round state tourney matchup. Stephen Spirou and Mike Lombard had 23 each in defeat.

Londonderry's James Chase for the second year in a row was honored for the most pins in the shortest period of times in the lower weights at the Cavalier Classic. He notched four pins. Teammate John Paul won it for the upper weights. The Lancers won the tourney.

Pelham junior Stephen Spirou became the seventh player in school history and the fastest to reach it last night in a 72-34 blowout of Laconia. Spirou had 22 points in the first half and added a free throw after intermision to reach 1,000 in the 16th game of his junior season, one game before Justin Hojlo did it two years ago.

Pelham surrendered a seven-point third-period lead and dropped a 60-54 decision to Milford. Freshman Gina Grimes (game-high 18 points) and senior Jacqui Perry (16 points) led the Python offense.

In a season-long challenge, freshman Kevin DeAngelo won his third straight match at 145 pounds as part of Pelham's tri-meet split, losing a tight match to Goffstown and beating Trinity, who has just one wrestler.

Stephen Spirou hit for 23 points as Pelham edged Hollis-Brookline 45-36.

Freshman forward Gina Grimes continued an impressive rookie season with a game-high 24 points in a losing cause as Pelham fell to Hollis-Brookline, 72-53.

HAVERHILL - There are statement games.

Welcome to statement week, Whittier Tech style.

The Wildcats polished off their fourth win in five days, improving to 12-4 with a dramatic, 77-73, overtime victory over Pelham, N.H.

Jacqui Perry burned Whittier Tech for 21 points in a 68-56 Pelham win over the Wildcats.

Portsmouth eased out to a comfortable lead and held on through a fourth-quarter charge by Pelham to prevail, 68-57. Freshman Gina Grimes continued her fine season with a game-high 23 points for the Pythons.