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Salem won its 79th match in a row after handling Keene, 25-3, 25-8, 25-17. Dan Tiner had 14 kills and eight blocks to lead the Blue Devils (5-0) and Chris Barnes had an oustanding game with 31 assists, seven kills and four blocks.

Brian Colbert shot a 38 to lead Pinkerton (200) to a win over Concord (210), Winnacunnet (211) and Keene (211). The Astros (8-1) also received strong performances from Tyler Welch and Greg Poggi, who each shot a 39.

KEENE, N.H. — From the opening snap, Jack Gati and his staff implored his pass rushers to put up their hands and get them in the quarterback’s face.The pleas and the attack proved fruitless, that is until Keene High’s final play — the deciding two-point conversion pass attempt with 42 seconds to play.

Fifteen of the 27 players on the roster recorded at least a point and Pinkerton blitzed Keene 21-2. Bobby Datillo led the team with three goals and four assists, and Teagan Norris backed him up with five points.

The dice came up with a pair of nines for the Timberlane wrestling team at the Division 1 state meet yesterday, and they were big winners.

The Owls, thanks to a shocking 9-for-9 performance in the semifinals earlier in the day, cruised to their ninth straight Division 1 crown in resounding fashion.

Despite a game-high 19 points for Drew Smith, Timberlane fell to Keene 60-56. Erik Hatton added 13 points and Mike Donovan knocked down three 3-pointers for the Owls.

KEENE | Timberlane's offense came alive in the second half yesterday afternoon, but not enough in a 28-21 loss to Keene in a pivotal Division 2 contest.

The setback dropped the Owls to 3-3 in Division 2 and lifted Keene to the same record.

Stephanie Sayward netted a hat trick and Nicole Cuerdon added three assists as Pinkerton pounded Keene 5-1