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The Salem volleyball team made quick work of Keene, winning, 3-0, to advance to the NHIAA Division 1 state semifinals. Ben Laycock had 12 kills and Roman Fabrizio supplied 35 assists in the win. The second-seeded Blue Devils are set to face No. 3 Goffstown on Thursday (5 p.m.) with a trip to the finals on the line.

Mat Albetski pitched a complete-game two hitter, striking out three and leading Pinkerton to a 3-1 win over Salem.

Roman Fabrizio is always there to help his teammates. After a 38-assist performance to help the Salem volleyball team beat Winnacunnet, 3-1, he eclipsed the 500 assist mark for the season.

Freshman Allison Olson was 3 for 4 and drove in three runs to spark Salem's softball team to an 11-3 victory over Timberlanre.

Salem softball got a boost from junior Emily Kierstead, who went 2 for 3 and drove in three runs to power the Blue Devils past Londonderry, 5-4.

Kayleigh Glasso led the Salem girls lacrosse team with five goals, Julia Sacco stopped 15 shots in goal and the Blue Devils topped Keene, 13-8.

Becca Simons was 5 for 6 and had three RBIs as Salem outlasted Keene 9-7 in 11 innings. The Blue Devils (12-4) had 19 hits in the game.

SALEM – Once the unquestioned volleyball force in New Hampshire, Salem had a chance to reclaim some of that luster in a week that began against this year’s front runner and ended Thursday with a match against the two-time defending state champion.

Salem's volleyball team knocked short-handed Windham from the unbeaten ranks with a 3-0 win. Alex Stift had nine kills and three blocks for the Blue Devils (11-2) while Roman Fabrizio had 32 assists and three aces.