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Pinkerton beat Salem, 54-47, to improve to 2-0 and equal last year's win total. Justin Dunne 25 points and 7 blocks and freshman Drew Brander 10 assists for PA. Kaleb Bates, Ryan Pacy and Jacob Bennett were all in double figures for Salem.

Justin Dunn, Jackson Marshalll, Anthony Chinn and Drew Brander were all in double figures as Pinkerton won the first game of the season and first game under new coach David Chase. The final was Astros 60-52 over Alvirne.

Avah Ingalls scored 18 points and Abby Marasco and Elizabeth Lavoie added 10 apiece as Pinkerton opened with a 51-40 win over Alvirne.

DERRY - Pinkerton coach Brian O'Reilly had a very simple message at halftime on Saturday, as his team clung to a six-point lead over upset-minded Windham.

"I asked them what kind of team they were going to be," said O'Reilly. "It was anyone's game. Were we going to stop making silly mistakes? Were we going to control the line of scrimmage? We were going to find out what kind of team this could be."

Led by Ginia Rufo, who placed first for the third straight meet, Pinkerton had freshmen in their first three spots in a 15-47 win over Windham. Rufo was clocked in 19:51 on the 3.0-mile course. She was followed by Isabelle Groulx and Contessa Silva.

Windham's boys cross country team had a huge 25-31 win at perennial power Pinkerton. The Jaguars went 2-4-5-6-8 to claim the win with Rohan Rai leading the way with a 15:46 on the 3-mile course. Pinkerton senior Stephen Connelly was the winner in 15:41, which is the 11th fastest time on the course.

Timberlane's golfers ended its regular season with a flourish, defeating both Pinkerton and Concord to wind up with a 16-4 record. Jack Pepin and Zach Diamond both had 38s for the Owls to lead the way.

Freshman Ginia Rufo placed first overall for the second straight meet to lead Pinkerton to a 27-32 victory over Nashua South.

Junior Luke Brennan had a sizzling 15:49 winning time on Pinkerton's 3.0-mile home course to lead the Astros to a 17-44 win over Nashua South.

Pinkerton's Gina Ruffo ran to first overall, as the Astros took nine of the top 10 spots on the way to beating Londonderry 19-44 on Saturday. Emma Plaza and Olivia Welch were the next best Astros, in third and fourth respectively .