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In a meeting of two of Class I's preseason favorites, a mini-meltdown did Pelham in as host Milford prevailed, 50-45.

Before a packed house of 550, the Pythons suffered their first league defeat via 0 for 6 field goal shooting and 4 of 11 from the foul line in the crucial fourth quarter, seeing a tie game drift away in the final 1 1/2 minutes. 

Pelham rode 10 points from senior Jacqui Perry and seven more from classmate Nicole Mastacouris to its first victory of the season, 44-40 over Milford.

Leah Jackson and Miranda Marchetti went 1-2 in the all-around as Londonderry scored 112.9 points to cruise past Keene, Pelham and Windham. Lauren Massie had three seconds for Windham.

Portsmouth won the championship game last winter, but Pelham got a small slice of revenge with a 61-58 win last night. Stephen Spirou had 23 points and Michael Lombard added 16 points in the win.

Pressure defense rewarded a fourth-quarter comeback, earning Haverhill a 45-43 overtime victory over Pelham for seventh place in the Greater Haverhill Christmas Tourney.

Now at 1-5 on the season, the Hillies' last victory was also against the Pythons 36 games ago.

Pressure defense rewarded a fourth-quarter comeback, earning Haverhill a 45-43 overtime victory over Pelham for seventh place in the Greater Haverhill Christmas Tourney.

Now at 1-5 on the season, the Hillies' last victory was also against the Pythons 36 games ago.

Timberlane easily dispatched of Pelham, 60-28, and will take on an ever-strong Swampscott squad that ran away from Cambridge Rindge & Latin, 61-37 to open Sunday’s Greater Haverhill Christmas Tourney play.

Junior Stephen Spirou scored a career high 39 points but Pelham still lost 63-53 in the consolation round of the Greater Lowell Holiday Tournament. 

Spirou, a returning Eagle-Tribune all-star, had set a previous career high with 33 points in a first-round lost to Chelmsford on Saturday and is averaging 29.75 points through the Pelham's first four games.

Stephen Spirou erupted for 33 points including four 3-pointers but Pelham fell to Chelmsford, 60-50, in the opening round of the Greater Lowell Holiday Tourney.