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Jake Barton, Jackson Doughty and Brady Ferreira each scored twice as Salem beat Keene 7-4. Jackson Maietta added the other Blue Devil goal.

Avah Ingalls 21 points, Sydney Gerossie 18, Kristina Packowski 17, Elizabeth Lavoie 15 all had big scoring days as unbeaten Pinkerton drubbed Keene, 89-54.

SALEM — Aidan McDonald executed a trifecta of sorts Friday night to pace Salem over Keene 33-22.

McDonald scored twice in the first quarter, on a 12-yard run and a 55-yard pass from Noah Mustapha, and then scored on a 70-yard kickoff return in the third quarter.

Pinkerton swept a quad-meet to improve to 16-2. Jeremy Burke fired a 37, Julianna Megan a 38 and Robbie DeFeo a 41.

KEENE — Trailing by two scores in the fourth quarter, Windham rallied in dramatic fashion.

Jaguar Joe Hero recovered a fumble in the end zone for a touchdown. Then, kicker Adam Burke recovered his own onside kick, giving Windham the ball back with a chance to tie or take the lead.

Amy Lanouette and Sophia Ponzini scored two goals apiece as Windham field hockey (5-1-1) rolled past Keene, 6-0.

The Windham boys volleyball team finished the regular season undefeated (13-0) with a sweep of Keene. Jeff Draper had 12 kills and three blocks for the Jaguars and Braeden Manti served six aces.

Windham's Nick Antonucci and Nick Parker rallied for comeback wins and Mason Ketelaar came through with a major decision for the decisive point as the Jaguars held off Keene, 37-36.

Freshman Jonathan Belkus picked up his first career win as Salem whipped Keene 66-12 to improve to 5-1.

Joey DaSilva scored a team-high 15 points to keep No. 12 Windham trailing by just three at halftime and still very much alive in its upset bid attempt. But No. 5 Keene got up by double digits in the third quarter, and slowed the pace down to bleed out the clock in its eventualy 52-38 first round Division 1 win.