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Junior Erik Kappler had an impressive 9-5 victory over 2-time Division 2 state champ Troy Moscatelli to highlight the Owls' 62-0 shutout of Hollis-Brookline. Sophomores John Fabrizio and Malikai Colon saw their first action of the year and recorded pins for the Owls.

HOLLIS — Timberlane had momentum early Saturday afternoon, but couldn't sustain it.

As a result, the Owls lost their second game of the season, 34-8 at Hollis-Brookline.

KINGSTON — Hollis Brookline (1-2) got into the win column, rolling past Sanborn, 40-7.

The Indians (0-3) snapped the shutout in the fourth quarter when T.J. Thornton scored. Sanborn had some bright moments running the ball with 156 rushing yards led by 45 from Rex Sullivan and 43 from T.J. Thornton. Nick Lucas (4 carries, 28 yards) was injured in the first half and didn't return. The Division 2 Indians host Division 3 Campbell Saturday at 2 p.m. Campbell beat Laconia, 42-24, this weekend.

Windham's wrestling team won four meets at the Cavalier Duals to finish their season at 16-10-1. Six different Jaguars were unbeaten on the day including 138-pounder Eric Carter.

Matt Crowley scored a career-high 14 points, and twin brother Derek Crowley added 13 points of his own as Pelham topped Hollis-Brookline 47-42.

In the Blue Devil Class, Pinkerton fell to Hollis-Brookline in double-OT 63-58 despite 20 points from Jesse Ames.

David Hammond, who appeared to be seriously hurt last week at the Blue Devil Classic, came back Saturday to win the 138-pound weight class at the Nor'Easter Invitational at Hollis-Broookline. That helped the Astros take the team title, easily ahead of runner-up Bishop Guertin.

There would be no David and Goliath parralells here. Second-seeded and undefeated Hollis-Brookline volleyball swept Windham, 3-0, in the first round of the Division 1 playoffs. Julia Leppanen had 14 assists, 6 service points and 2 aces for the No. 15 Jaguars (7-12).

Maddie Friedman scored twice to lead Sanborn field hockey to a 2-0 win over Hollis-Brookline.

Maddie Friedman scored twice to lead Sanborn field hockey to a 2-0 win over Hollis-Brookline.