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PELHAM — The Pelham Express churned on at full speed Thursday night.

The defending Division 3 state football champions rolled to yet another victory, demolishing ConVal 61-6.

It wasn't easy but Salem got the 200th win for its popular coach Ricky Oliver. He entered the season with 199 wins but the rebuilding Blue Devils (1-11) have struggled. But yesterday they broke they put it all together in downing ConVal 44-31. Arianna Lakos had 14 points in Oliver's milestone victory.

Jake Dumont nailed six 3-pointers and scored 22 points as Pelham's boys stayed unbeaten (9-0) with a 51-38 victory over Con-Val.

Freshman Jasmine Becotte led a balanced attack with 12 points as Pelham's girls remained unbeaten (10-0) with a 57-31 win over Con-Val.

Unbeaten Pelham used defense to crush previously undefeated Con-Val 57-33. Jake Herrling had a career high 9 points and played exceptional defense on ConVal's leading scorer.

 Pelham's girls remained unbeaten (9-0) with a 5-36 victory over Con-Val. Senior Tallie Carney led the way with15 points while Sophia Joncas added 10.

KINGSTON, N.H. — Sanborn raced out to an early two-touchdown lead, and closed its season out in style, beating ConVal 20-0 for its first win of the season.

"It was a big win for the team, especially for our ten seniors," said Indians co-head coach Todd Alley. "They've worked hard all season, and despite the adversity of struggling to win, they stayed positive and got the win today."

PETERBOROUGH — Pelham didn't throw a pass Friday night, but it turns out they didn't need to.

The Pythons were lethal on the ground all game, rushing for a whopping 386 yards on 38 carries (10.1 per carry) in a 51-6 thrashing of ConVal.

Junior Maria Dagher was all over the court for the Pelham volleyball team. The middle hitter had a team-high 9 kills and 7 blocks to help the Pythons beat ConVal 3-1.

After a cloudy start, the sun came out for the Sanborn softball team and, with it, the bats heated up as the Indians smacked 19 hits in an 18-4 defeat of ConVal. Nicole Castellano was 4 for 5 with three RBIs and winning pitcher Brooke DesRoche had two doubles and three RBIs.    t