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Trailing by two entering the fourth quarter, Timberlane girls basketball pulled away late thanks to a big 3-pointer by Lauren Genest to help beat Kingswood 44-39. Maia Parker had 21 points to lead the way.

The Central Catholic boys and birls basketball coaches and players will be hosting clinics on October 10, 17 and 24 for players in grades 1-9.  Visit https://www.centralcatholic.net/athletics or email cgrange@centralcatholic.net for more information.

Once again there was no stopping Eric George. The Timberlane junior had seven goals in the quarterfinals and outdid himself with eight more Wednesday in a 14-10 Division 2 semifinal win over Kingswood. That punched the Owls' ticket to the finals for the first time in program history.

Maria Killian, Morgan Ross, Bella Connelly and Paige DeVries all had hat tricks as Windham crushed Kingswood 18-3 in girls lacrosse.

Jake Dumont sank seven 3-pointers and tied a career high with 23 points as Pelham used a big second half to surge past Kingswoor, 77-67, improving the Pythons to 7-1.

Junior guard Dylan Khalil went absoltely nuts, scoring a career-high 35 points with five 3s to lead Sanborn to an 84-78 overtime win over Kingswood. Junior James Bush knocked down a pair of 3s and finished with 22 points for the Indians (3-2, 2-1 NH).

Both Antonio Furtado and Rami Eid scored their first goals of the season to lead the Pelham boys soccer team to a 2-1 win over Kingswood.

Madi Robito sent the Pelham field hockey team home happy when she fired home the game-winner in overtime to beat Kingswood 1-0. Up next for the Pythons is defending Division 2 champion Derryfield on Friday.

Devon Hamilton, Ryane Farrell and Madi Connelly all scored four goals as Windham's girls whipped Kingswood, 20-7.

Colin Grenier continued his torrid spring, lacing an RBI-triple as part of a 3-for-3 day to help Sanborn take down Kingswood, 11-4. He followed the lead of Jacob Cogswell, who tossed a complete game with six strikeouts.