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Souhegan dealt Bedford its first loss of the regular season in its final match, 148-149, while Pelham lost to both squads with a 166. Jesse Vaiknoras led the Pythons (14-12) with a 39 while Coury Coulliard and Nick Neary were next with 42s.

Once-beaten Bedford (146) and Lebanon (153) were formidable, but Pelham (166) prevailed over Monadnock. Jesse Vaiknoras led the way for the Pythons, shooting a 38.

Bedford's three-run, sixth-inning explosion wiped out Pelham's tenuous lead and created a 4-1 victory. Junior Corey Couillard had a base hit and an RBI for the Pythons (3-8).

Sophmore Stephen Spirou capped an amazing 25 point night with four points in the last minute to cap Pelham's come from behind 67-64 over Bedford. Pelham was down 12 points midway through the third quarter and Spirou's second basket put the Pythons up 67-64. Senior star Justin Hojlo had a game high 26 points including all three of Pelham's 3-pointers.

Define explosive.
Hmm. The Pelham High boys trailed Bedford early, 13-12.
Enter Justin Hojlo, who ignited a 36-4 run by the Pythons, who went on to decimate the Bucs, 88-40.
Hojlo, who played barely more than a half, finished with 30 points and eight assists. Stephen Spirou added 18 points, and sophomore Michael Lombard delivered 14 with nine boards.

UMass Lowell-bound Briana Szidat scored 31 points, grabbed 18 rebounds and blocked nine shots to lead Pelham to a 55-51 win over Bedford. Alex Catalano also played well, finishing with 10 points, 9 assists and 5 steals.

Turning the cornerAlthough it was only the third win of the season for the Pelham field hockey team, it was a milestone."We've already won more than last year (2-12) so we're excited by that," said Pelham coach Linda Koehler after a 1-0 win over Bedford.Emily Koehler, the coach's daughter, scored the lone goal 20 minutes into the first half on an assist from Keri Foley and Stephanie Winn stood out in the midfield.