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Oliva Bogaczyk scored a 37.575 in the all-around to place third and help Pinkerton to a second-place finish at yesterday's New England meet, in New London, Conn.

The Astros scored a school-record 146.025 team points, narrowly missing first-place Woodstock (Conn.), who finished with 146.5 points.

Oliva Bogaczyk scored a 37.575 in the all-around to place third and help Pinkerton to a second-place finish at yesterday's New England meet, in New London, Conn.

The Astros scored a school-record 146.025 team points, narrowly missing first-place Woodstock (Conn.), who finished with 146.5 points.

It’s pretty safe to assume Chelsie Veilleux will never forget Saturday, Feb. 18, 2012.

Courtney Thompson won the all-around to help Pinkerton win its three-team meet with 136.25 points and finish its regular season with a 14-0 record.

Thompson has won the all-around every time she has competed in it this season. 

Courtney Thompson took first in the bars (9.2), beam (9.2), floor exercise (8.5) and all-around (35.3) as Pinkerton swept every event on the way to 135.25 points and victories over Souhegan (113.1) and Hollis-Brookline (103.75).

Courtney Thompson won the beam (9.2), floor exercise (8.4) and all-around (34.9) and was second in the bar and vault as Pinkerton scored 134 points to best Londonderry (123.75) and Souhegan 111.55. The Lancers' Cari O'Shea won the vault.

Defending state champion Pinkerton was without its star Olivia Bogaczyck (flu) in its first gymanstics meet of the season. 

But the Astros did just fine, showing off their depth.