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PELHAM — Campbell came into Friday night's tilt with a 5-1 record but the visitors were outclassed by unbeaten Pelham. Kevin Bodenrader had two touchdown runs and a TD catch in a 41-0 whitewash. Jake Travis threw only three times but two went for scores (to Bodenrader and Jake Cawthron). Travis also returned a pick 55 yards for the game's final points midway through the third quarter. Pelham (5-0) is scheduled to host 2-3 Monadnock on Friday (Oct. 22). The Huskies' game this weekend vs. Winnisquam was cancelled.

Coach Matt Regan thinks it might be a school record as his Pelham golf team totalled 96 points to easily down Campbell and Kearsarge. Russ Hamel shot an even-par 35 and Jacob McGlinchey, one of the state's most improved players, fired a 38.

Pelham girls lacrosse shaded Campbell, 8-6, in the Division 3 quarters. Emma Beanland tallied 5 goals and Lizzy Hodge stopped 12 shots.

Justin Corbett blasted a two-run homer over the wall in left field in the second, sending Pelham to an 8-5 victory over Campbell. Kevin Williams went four innings for his first varsity win.

Senior captain Jordyn Galgay scored a whopping 11 goals, the final of which gave her 100 for her career in just 35 games in Pelham's 18-5 victory over Campbell. "In 24 years of coaching in NH I've never had a player score 11 goals in a game," said Pelham coach John Fichera.

Justin Corbett had an RBI double in the sixth for the key hit as Pelham edged Campbell 4-3. Sophomore Derek Muise was 2 for 2 wiith two doubles and two runs scored and classmate Alex Carroll was 2 for 3, had two stolen bases and picked up the save. 

Dylan Khalil erupted for 30 points, including five 3-pointers, and little brother Jarden Khalil chipped in with 11 points as Sanborn beat Campbell 65-54.

Sanborn erupted for 26 points in the first quarter and then hung on for a 65-63 win over Campbell. Dylan Khalil drilled five 3-pointers and had 23 points while Jason Allen added a career-high 21.

Campbell won the only match which was contested but Pelham wrestling used nine forfeits for the blowout win.

PELHAM — On Senior Night, Pelham put on a show Thursday night.

The Pythons started five seniors and zoomed to a 29-point first quarter on their way to its second straight win, 64-44 over Campbell.