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Maddie Solt fanned 13 in a five-hitter to life Salem softball over Manchester Central/Memorial, 4-2.

Freshman catcher Ari DeCotis continued her strong career start, blasting her 11th homer of the season in the first and adding a two-run double in the fifth to lead Windham to a 7-1 victory over Manchester Central. DeCotis had a hit in all four at bats while Kati Nolan added two singles.

Windham scored five runs in both the fourth and fifth before surviving Manchester Central's own five-spot in the seventh in a 14-11 victory. The Jaguars pounded 17 hits with Paul Armstrong providing three of them and Mason Rice, Cole Constantine, Keegan Park and John Haga each adding a pair. Windham stranded only four runners.

Alexa Salafia struck out 13 in a complete game shutout, and was 3 for 4 with four runs and two RBIs as Timberlane rocked Manchester Central 16-0 on Friday. Katie O'Leary added three RBIs and Avery Patles  was 4 for 4 with two RBIs.

Paige Murray threw a complete-game 1-hitter with seven strikeouts and two walks as Pinkerton softball blanked Manchester Central, 6-0.

Grace Driscoll scored four goals and three teammates each added three goals as Salem beat Manchester Central 18-9.

Mark McGinn earned his 300th victory as Salem High hockey coach, as the Blue Devils beat Manchester Central 5-0. McGinn is the only coach the program has had since it was established in 1999. Brady Ferreira scored two goals and had two assists and Jake Barton had a goal and two assists in Saturday's win.

Meghan Husson (13 points) and Lilah Boucher (11 points) each hit three 3-pointers as Windham downed Manchester Central 60-44. Hannah Smith added a game-high 14 points, with two 3's

Aiden Quaglietta scored twice and Windham held strong to beat Manchester Central 4-3 in overtime. Vito Mancini made 23 saves for the winners.

Cecilia Ponzini scored the only game in the second half to propel the No. 3 Windham field hockey team past Manchester Central 1-0 and into Wednesday's Division 1 semifinals against No. 2 Bedford. The Jaguars (14-2-1) lost to Bedford 2-1 earlier in the season.