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Three matches went into tiebreakers, two in doubles and one singles match, and Laconia won all three to take its first victory of the year, 6-3 over Pelham.

Playing its first game at the Divisioin 4 level, Windham jumped on Laconia to the tune of 49 first-half points. Danny Cannone, a tight end who didn't have a rushing attempt last year, ran for five touchdowns and a game-high 167 yards on only 11 carries.

Freshman Brooke Paradis has become the focal point of Pelham lacrosse's offense, scoring six times in an 11-10 victory over Laconia. "Brooke played a really nice game at midfield and attack," said coach Kaite Carmody. "She's the one the offense funnels through." Defender Makenzie Masiello also turned in a strong effort for the Pythons.

Freshman Anthony Gallo scored five goals, his second five-goal performance in Windham's first two games as the Jaguars rolled over Laconia 12-2. Mitch Dolloff added three goals and continued to shine on faceoffs.

Isabelle Sullivan shot a team best 47 and her solid effort helped Sanborn place second in a quad-meet. Jeff Dow was next with a 48.

Windham golfers shook off playing on an unfamiliar course to remain unbeaten, knocking off a strong Hollis-Brookline team along with Goffstown and Laconia. The Jaguars were led by Nick Fairweather (37) and Connor Greenleaf (39).

Hannah Culleton scored her first goal, jump-starting the offense in Pelham's first victory this year, 11-9 over Laconia.

Jon Scheidegger was 3 for 3 with three runs and four RBIs and Conor Page added three hits, three runs and three RBIs as Sanborn pounded Pelham 18-5.

 Nick Fairweather (38), Conner Welch (39) and Adam Dolan (40) took the top three spots overall to lead Windham (202) to a victory over Laconia (236) and Plymouth (241).

Alex Hall of Pelham had an impressive defensive effort in todays game against Laconia. Hall scored 44 digs during the 3-2 win over Laconia.