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Nick Russell and Travis Parke each scored their first career varsity goal as Windham beat Winnacunnet 3-1. Kevin Brooks scored the other Jaguar goal.

Zach Youkstetter scored 19 digs, and No. 10-seeded Pinkerton delivered an all-around offensive effort to upset No. 7 Winacunnet 3-0 in the New Hampshire first round. Adam Freiburger added seven kills and three blocks and John Collins had 12 assists for the Astros, who will travel to No. 2 Hollis-Brookline on Tuesday (6 p.m.)

Jacob Albert's seventh inning infield grounder with the bases loaded plated Lorenzo Corsetto with the game-winning run as No. 2 Pinkerton earned a walk-off 2-1 victory over No. 7 Winnacunnet in the Division I Quarterfinals. Tommy Rioux had an RBI triple in the fourth and Liam Doyle stuck out 10 and didn't allow an earned run for the Astros, who will face No. 6 Exeter in the semis on Wednesday (4 p.m.) at Holman Stadium in Nashua.

Maddie Schoenenberger had four hits, including a homer, and drove in five to power Pinkerton softball to a 12-4 victory over Winnacunnet. Paige Murray earned the pitching win in the regular-season finale.

Salem had just one hit in the game, but it was a triple by Ryan Pacy, and he was then driven in by Sean Roeger in the third inning, and the Blue Devils beat Winnacunnet 1-0. Ryan Gomez allowed just three hits and struck out six in a complete game to earn the win.

Anthony Rousseau notched nine kills, and Timberlane rallied to beat Winnacunnet 3-2 on Monday, taking the final game 15-7. Cameron NAzarian added 11 digs and Spencer Sierra had four aces for the winners.

Junior Hannah Smith scored 22 points, including 6 3-pointers, as Windham beat Winnacunnet 65-43 on Monday. Bree Amari added 12 points, 12 rebounds and 3 blocks.

Ryan Pacy scored a whopping 22 points in the second quarter alone, and finished with a game-high 34 points, including six 3-pointers, as Salem rolled past Winnacunnet 84-62. Matt McCloskey added 16 points and Kaleb Bates excelled on defense for the winners.

Luke Surprenant scored a career-high 23 points, leading Timberlane past Winnacunnet 58-40. Trey Baker and Sean Chanakira each added 14 points for the winners.

Liz Lavoie continued to star with 18 points as Pinkerton took an 18-point lead into halftime and rolled past Winnacunnet 51-24.