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Pinkerton tripped Bishop Guertin, 5-3, in a continuation of a game suspended from May 16. Tim Viehoff fanned 12 in the win.

Ryan Moloney was at his best with runners on, allowing only one run on eight hits over six innings to lift Londonderry over rival Pinkerton, 9-1. Dan Kinnon and Rob Del Signore had a pair of hits each for the winners. Brandon Paquin paced the Astros with three hits.

Tim Viehoff struck out 10 over 5 1/3 innings, scattering five hits to help Pinkerton top Keene 10-4. Freshman Tom Diskin finished 3 for 3 with two RBIs and Branden Rodgers had two hits and scored twice.

Andrew Curran's sacrifice fly in the bottom of the seventh capped off a four-run seventh and gave Pinkerton a thrilling 8-7 win over Alvirne.  Drew Sutherland went 3 for 5 with a home run. Brandon Rodgers had a triple. Andrew Hurlihy came in for relief andallowed just one hit.

Pinkerton bounced back from a 6-3 deficit to take a seventh-inning lead, then rode the strong relief pitching of Brandon Paquin and Nick Pica to a 7-6 victory over Manchester Memorial. Tom Diskin (three singles, 2 runs and 1 RBI) and Kruz Komaridis (three singles and an RBI) drove the offense for the Astros.

Trailing by five runs heading into the sixth inning, Dan Peters' two-run single sparked a six-run outburtst for Salem, as the Blue Devils downed archrival Pinkerton 8-6. Mike Downing added two RBIs, including a key sacrifice fly in the sixth, while Peters also came on to slam the door with a scoreless seventh to pick up the save.

After seeing Pinkerton pitcher Curtis Lonergan repel bases-loaded threats over the first three innings, Timberlane went small-ball. Pressuring the Astros into errors using a sacrifice bunt and two suicide squeezes, the Owls scored four times in the fifth inning, finishing with a 4-0 victory. Sophomore Jake Damphousse battled for the complete-game victory, striking out eight and allowing three hits.