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Pat Sullivan was the medalist with a 37 and Josh Radjavitch was just one stroke behind with a 38 to pace the Sanborn golf team to three wins while improoving its record to 15-6.

Freshman Alex Gagnon scored his third goal of the season to lift Pelham boys soccer to a 1-0 win over Plymouth. The freshman launched a free kick from 25 yards over the keeper's head for the winning tally.

Pelham golf edged Plymouth by a point in a quad-meet at Campbell's Scottish Highlands, and Russ Hamel's even-par 35 for 27 points was a big reason why. Trailing by a point after the first four golfers came through, Colby Walsh and Peter Gamache both carded 43s to put the Pythons ahead.

Sophomore Ray Devita jumped up to the varsity and had two pins in the first minute as Salem won a tri-meet to finish its best dual-meet season in years with a 21-11 record. Tristen Cabinta had two pins to improve to 48-2 and now stands third all-time in Salem wins with 178.

Behind 20 points from Sophia Merry-Carreiro, Sanborn rallied from an eight-point fourth-quarter deficit to edge Plymouth 56-55. Madison Houghton added 14 for the winners.

Dylan Khalil scored a career-high 22 points and Sanborn topped Plymouth 55-46. 

Keegan Branham and Mack Hanisco shared medalist honors with 39s as Sanborn's golf team swept Plymouth and Fall Mountain to improve to 15-1.

Emily D'Arcy placed third in the all-around, which included a third-place finish on the beam (8.4), to help Salem gymnastics take second at a five-team meet. Sydney Bartlett placed second on the beam (8.9) for the Blue Devils and Kasey Hartmann, Emma Liptrap, Emma Sheedy, Vanesa Aiello and Kylee Tommasi all produced scores that contributed.

Sophia Viger won the vault (9.05) and floor exercise (9.1) and was second in the all-around to lead Pinkerton to a convincing victory in a four-team meet. The Astros scored a 134.8. Salem was second with a 113.85.

A second-half goal by Zac Colvin was all top-seeded Windham boys soccer needed to beat Plymouth, 1-0, in the Division 2 quarterfinals. Ben Wentworth made eight saves for the Jaguars.