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Pelham turned in a subpar effort against unbeaten Derryfield, dropping an 11-4 decision. The Pythons' long-pole defenders — Brian Finney, Anthony Spirou and Peter Soonthornprapuet — provided the positives for the locals.

James Moran had quite the day on the mound and at the plate to help Pelham beat Milford 5-2. Moran was the winning pitcher, striking out 14 and allowing two runs over seven innings. Meanwhile, he also had three hits and knocked in four runs. 

Pelham committed 11 errors during its 6-1 loss to Oyster River.  The Bobcats used those 11 miscues to score five unearned runs.  Oyster River only had one hit but still scored five runs.

Pelham's softball team won its first game in a big way, 23-2 over Oyster River. Gina Grimes had three hits and three RBIs, Shaylyn Freitas and Amanda Blake had a pair of hits and four RBIs and Kathryn Mostone had two hits and five RBIs.

Conor McColgan won the shot put (36-3) and javelin (136-5) and placed second in the discus (106-6) in Pelham's tri-meet with victor Milford and Bishop Brady.

Six goals from Nick Narbilas made Salem's day a little easier in a 12-5 victory over Pelham. Josh Fisette had three goals to lead the Pythons.

Alex Catalano, with four goals and three assists, figured in more than half of Pelham's goals in the 13-9 girls lacrosse win over Merrimack Valley.

Alex Catalano, with four goals and three assists, figured in more than half of Pelham's goals in the 13-9 girls lacrosse win over Merrimack Valley.

After dropping their singles matches, Jacky Ta and Kammi Mickle rebounded and combined to roll in the No. 2 doubles match, 8-3, powering Pelham to a sweet, 5-4, girls tennis win over Milford. Rebekah Day and Lauren Tacco were on their games as well for the Pythons, sweeping singles and doubles.