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PLAISTOW – Unable to defend its Division II state title because of reclassification, Timberlane had a successful return to the division of harder knocks.

And with their convincing 41-13 victory Friday night over Manchester Memorial, the Owls ran their current winning streak to 13 while also snapping a 13-game losing streak against Division I opponents.

Kendall Morrill and Lily Brien each scored three goals as Timberlane rolled past Manchester Memorial 14-3. Maia Parker and Ella Watts each added two goals for the Owls.

Jake Sullo (4 for 5), John Haga, Cole Constantine, Paul Armstrong (3 RBIs) and Adam Koza all had multiple hits as Windham beat Memorial, 9-6, in eight innings for its first win of the spring.

Jason Ciarcia drove in three runs and Ryan Pacy chipped in with two RBIs as Salem rocked Manchester Memorial 10-5 on Monday. 

With just over two minutes left in the game, Sean Chanakira made a steal, then knocked down a 3-pointer in transition for a crucial basket in Timberlane's 53-45 win over Manchester Memorial. Luke Surprenant added a game-high 21 points and Evan Roeger scored eight points and was a force rebounding. 

Memorial led most of the way but Salem took control late in a 63-59 win. Ryan Pacy (20) and Cam Kloza (14) led the offense while David McGrail and Brady Gaudet played well in the paint.

Jackson Marshall pumped in 23 points and the Chinn brothers combined for 24 as Pinkerton walloped Memorial, 76-37.

Nelphison DeAlmeida (152 pounds) scored a pin in 0:43 and Jack Mackiernan (170 pounds) had a pin in 0:46 as Pinkerton downed Manchester Memorial 54-27.

Amy Lanouette scored the game's lone goal, and the Windham defense didn't allow a shot on net as the Jaguars field hockey team beat Manchester Memorial 1-0.

Freshman Lilly Grosky and sophomore Sophia Sayers each scored their first varsity goal as Timberlane surged past Manchester Memorial 8-5. Twins Bella Keogh (3 goals) and Sophia Keogh (2 goals) also had big days.