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With her eight points last night, senior Ashley Viselli set the Pentucket school record for points in a career — male or female — with 1,063 in the Sachems' 57-45 victory over St. Mary's.

Shooting an impressive 21 of 29 at the foul line, Timberlane won a 49-37 war against Nashua South. Leading scorer Katie Matatall (12 points) was 10 of 11 from the stripe while Sydney Doherty came off the bench and went 3 for 3 from the field to aid the Owls.

DERRY, N.H. - With a third-quarter hoop AJ Guidi joined some pretty impressive company around Hackler Gymnasium. The Pinkerton Academy senior tossed in 16 points on the night, raising her career total to 1,006, in a 57-30 win over Goffstown. "For us, especially because we're team oriented offense, scoring 1,000 is tough," said Pinkerton coach John Barry. "AJ is a very unselfish player. She can score inside and outside equally well. I know UMass Lowell is very excited to have her." Guidi becomes the fourth Pinkerton girl in history to reach the 1,000-point mark. The others were Chris Kinney (UNH) in the 1970s, Christina Siragusa (Merrimack) and most recently Jenny McDaid, who currently plays at Southern New Hampshire. Katherine Harris chipped in 13 points, and Danielle Kimball delivered 10 for the Astros, who move to 7-1 in Class L play.

LAWRENCE — Playing without the area’s player of the decade certainly isn’t something Central Catholic coach Sue Downer wants to do very often. But it’s also a comfort to know that her defending state champion Raiders can hold their own without Katie Zenevitch.

North Andover hit 50 points for the first time this year and did so with a balanced scoring attack that was led by Erika Zahoruiko's double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds.  Julia Titone added nine points and the trio of Amanda Foote, Morgan Lumb and Katie Maroney each had four steals. Alex Medlock had a strong defense game and chipped in with four points.

Londonderry survived a second-quarter scoring drought to defeat Manchester Memorial, 48-43. Allie Moloney stoked up the Lancer offense with seven assists to go with eight points while Savanna Butterfield had 10 points and eight rebounds.

Taking Ipswich's top scorer out of the picture defensively and contributing 10 important first-half points, senior Emily Lane was a key factor in Pentucket's 62-33 victory over the previously unbeaten Tigers. The Sachems travel to Boston's Emmanuel College tonight to take on a powerful St. Mary's squad.

 It was a tough evening on the hardwood for Greater Lawrence Tech, which came up on the wrong end of a pair of two-point thrillers. Shabeli Villa tossed in 22 for the Reggie girls, who held a one point lead in the final minute but fell to Greater Lowell, 51-49. The Gryphons got the better of the Greater Lawrence boys, 63-61, overcoming a 10-point halftime deficit. Joey Rivera led Greater Lawrence with 18.

Jacqui Perry drained four 3-pointers as part of a team-high 17-point effort in Pelham's 67-41 setback to Oyster River.

Salem brought great team effort to the court but Winnacunnet's wealth of talent prevailed in a 70-46 victory. Jen Bujnowski had 11 points on 7 of 8 free throw shooting along with 8 rebounds for the Blue Devils, while Olivia Connors (8 points) drove to the hoop effectively.