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Tyler Angle finished three strokes better than a quartet of golfers including teammate Kyle DelloRusso, easily leading unbeaten Pinkerton to a sweep of host Concord, Goffstown and Winnacunnet. Angle finished with a 4-over par 38 while DelloRusso carded a 41.

Shooting a 160, Timberlane's golf squad climbed over the .500 mark by easily sweeping host Concord (180), Nashua South (189) and Manchester West (213). Captain Alan McCormack and senior Justin Trodella were co-medalists for the Owls (7-5) with matching 38s.

Salem, led by goals from Chelsie Muldowney and Danielle Ferraro, won over Concord, 2-0. Assisting on the goals were Melissa Higgins and Danica Blakeslee. Allie Breton had a save in the win.

CONCORD, N.H. — The smiles on the faces of the Concord softball players were probably more of relief than joy.

After yesterday’s 2-0 Class L semifinal win over Londonderry, Concord coach Duke Sawyer, in fact, indicated that the Crimson Tide were much more than halfway home to the Class L crown.

Pinkerton boys tennis easily dispatched Concord 6-3 in the Class L semifinals. Mark Mangini and Sam Eaton locked down the first and second singles spots with a pair of 8-5 victories then teamed to take first doubles,  8-6. Dan Kish and Mike Soltys were also double winners for the Astros, which faces Exeter in the finals tomorrow. 

Londonderry's girls lacrosse team successfully fought off its typical Monday malaise in a 15-4 win over Concord. Kayla Green (five goals), Dana Boyle (four goals), Marcie Marino (two goals) and Josie Berezedy (one goal) broke things open with an 11-1 second-half blitz through solid faceoff work and good transition play. Now 9-1, Londonderry is three wins into a stretch of six games in eight days.

Londonderry's girls lacrosse team successfully fought off its typical Monday malaise in a 15-4 win over Concord. Kayla Green (five goals), Dana Boyle (four goals), Marcie Marino (two goals) and Josie Berezedy (one goal) broke things open with an 11-1 second-half blitz through solid faceoff work and good transition play. Now 9-1, Londonderry is three wins into a stretch of six games in eight days.

Salem and Concord usually engage in a pitching duel in softball, but that was not the case yesterday in a 9-6 Concord victory.

"The last time we gave up that many runs was in the 1994 championship game," said Salem coach Harold Sachs. "If someone had told me we'd score six runs on Concord and lose, I wouldn't have believed it."

Kayla Green had a team-high eight points (five goals, three assists), Dana Boyle had six tallies, and Marcie Marino had four goals and an assist as Londonderry crushed Concord 19-7. It was only Marino's second game back after missing the start of the season with an ankle injury. Taylor Hadcock had 11 saves.

Seth Richard sent a clearing pass to Jeff Guilherme, and he fired the ball to Teagan Norris who score the lone goal in overtime to keep Pinkerton undefeated with a 10-9 win over Concord.