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In Windham's 72-37 win over Alvirne, Joey DaSilva had 21 points (all in the first half) while Jack St. Hilaire (18), George Fortin (11) and Blake Dempsey (10) also hit double figures.

Zoe Millette got her first win of the season, a pin in the third period, to highlight Windham's 54-18 win over Alvirne.

Justin Dunn, Jackson Marshalll, Anthony Chinn and Drew Brander were all in double figures as Pinkerton won the first game of the season and first game under new coach David Chase. The final was Astros 60-52 over Alvirne.

Avah Ingalls scored 18 points and Abby Marasco and Elizabeth Lavoie added 10 apiece as Pinkerton opened with a 51-40 win over Alvirne.

Sterling McLaughlin had a 13-second pin in Pinkerton's 60-18 win over Alvirne. Teammate Xavier Anthony was close behind with a 17-second pin at 152 pounds for the Astros (9-2).

Salem placed fourth in the rugged Ridgefield Challenge in Connecticut as seniors Matt Adams (126) and Beau Dillon (220) both captured titles, getting first period pins in the finals. Also, Josh Ozoria was second at heavyweight, losing a hard fought 5-3 decision in the finals.

Sarah Dempsey shot 8 for 9 from the free throw line, including 5 for 6 in the fourth quarter to help Windham hold on for a 34-33 win over Alvirne. Dempsey finished with 14 points.

The third-ranked Pinkerton volleyball team didn't mess around in its Division 1 opener, sweeping No. 14 Alvirne, 3-0. Ella Dandrade had 16 kills, 16 digs and 3 aces for the Astros (17-2), who will host Dover in the quarterfinals on Saturday (6 p.m.). Pinkerton won the regular-season meeting, 3-1.

The Pinkerton golf team was at Hoodkroft for its final meet, and certainly used the familiar terrain to its advantage. The duo of Phil Daniele and Kyle Raspuzzi each fired 2-under 34s to lead the Astros, which finished their regular season 22-1, to a quad-meet win over Salem and Manchester Central.