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Trailing 7-2 after four innings, Pinkerton scored seven runs in the final three innings to pull out a 9-8 victory over Trinity. Connor Donahue was 2 for 4 with three RBIs for the Astros and Brandon Paquin was 2 for 3 with two RBIs.

Jeff Trovato scored six goals and David Goodnough was a star on defense as Windham dumped Trinity, 9-5.

Keston Beauregard dominated the field with four goals and three assists as Pelham finished off Trinity, 13-9.

Scott Bradley scored 17 points to lead Pinkerton, which fell to top seed Trinity, 55-32, in the Division 1 first round. For Trinity, Carment Giampetruzzi with 17 points.

Scott Bradley scored 17 points to lead Pinkerton, which fell to top seed Trinity, 55-32, in the Division 1 first round. For Trinity, Carment Giampetruzzi with 17 points.

Londonderry's girls zoomed out to a 30-0 lead in the first quarter on their way to a 75-30 romp over Trinity. Aliza Simpson had 10 points and 13 assists as head coach John Fagula win his 599th game. 

Pinkerton's girls basketball team continued to play well, showing good balance while stifling Trinity 52-30. Val Martin led the Astros (7-1) with 13 points.

With eight seconds left in regulation and Timberlane trailing by three points, Dakotah Vondrasek took the inbounds pass and knocked down a 25-foot 3-pointer with two seconds on the clock to send the game into overtime. She then scored five of her team's seven points in the extra session to give the Owls a 56-51 win over Trinity. Vondrasek finished the night with 17 points.

MANCHESTER – Windham wasted no time letting Trinity know this wasn’t last week. Unfortunately for the Jaguars, while the process was much improved, the product remained the same.

Seven days after a 35-point blowout loss, Windham held a fourth-quarter lead. But the defending champion Pioneers rallied for a 20-13 victory in the Division IV semifinals at Gill Stadium. Second-seeded Trinity (9-1) will play top-seeded Plymouth in next week’s championship in a rematch of last year’s title game.

Windham posted its first boys cross country quad meet sweep in program history yesterday, powered by Brandon Bielinski, who took second place overall by covering the 3.1 miles in 18:28.