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Colby Crear, Cayden Garrett and Jack Drouin each scored a goal and Hadi Eid made a huge stop on a penalty shot to give Pelham a 3-1 win over Trinity.

Pinkerton boys basketball fell to Trinity 74-57 in the New Hampshire Division 1 semifinals. The Astros finished the season 16-5, while Trinity advances to the Division 1 title game, to face Goffstown at the University of New Hampshire.

Meghan Husson (team-high 15 points) knocked down a 3-pointer with less than two minutes to play, Hannah Smith hit two free throws with five seconds to left and Windham beat Trinity 43-38.

BEDFORD — With junior quarterback Jake Travis leading the way, the Pelham football team put a cap on a magical season in the Division 3 state championship at Bedford High School Saturday afternoon.

Race winner Silan Gitterman, Taryn Fox and Kerry Gannon went 1-2-3 and Timberlane girls cross country posted the easy win over Trinity.

Cam Ross broke a tie with a 3-pointer with a minute left and played tough defense to lead Timberlane to a 40-34 win over Trinity. Luke Surprenant hit two big 4th-quarter threes for the Owls, who didn't score for the first 10 minutes of the second half.

Windham's girls defeated Trinity 57-40 behind Sarah Dempsey's 19 points and 9 rebounds and the 15 points and great defense of Liv Tsetilas.

Sam Maietta scored the game-tying goal with 0:26 left, and Salem played Trinity to a 2-2 draw. Ryan Allard added the other goal for the Blue Devils (4-1-1).

Joey Gallo was 2 for 4 with two RBIs and scored a run to fuel Windham baseball to a 4-2 win over Trinity. Joey Blair got the win, striking out eight and allowing just four hits over five innings.

Jill Schwab reached a milestone few have hit before, notching the 200th goal of her Pelham girls lacrosse career. It was one of seven scores in a 14-5 win over Trinity, and Schwab is now the highest-scoring player in Pelham school history, among both boys and girls.