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Cody Diehl's clutch serving and Ben Rees' timely kills were the difference as Pinkerton volleyball took the fifth and deciding game 16-14 to beat Hollis-Brookline 3-2.

Kammi Mickle overwhelmed her opponent at second singles, the lone highlight of Pelham's 8-1 loss to Hollis-Brookline.

Continuing a fine season, Ginny Lavallee won three events (100 and 300 hurdles as well as the long jump) as Sanborn placed second at its six-team track dedication meet.

Matt Fowler's 168-9 1/2 throw in the javelin not only helped Sanborn place second in a six-team home meet but also is third best distance recorded in the area this season, winning the event by over 40 feet. Freshman Jon Brown placed second in the 800 and tied for third in the 1,600 to help the Indians.

Hollis-Brookline's doubles experience paid off in a 6-3 victory over Windham. David Hutchings, Tyler Somen and David Bresnahan took home singles victories for the Jaguars.

Gina Grimes had 10 points and pulled down six rebounds for the Pelham girls, who struggled offensively in a 43-23 loss to Hollis-Brookline.

Gina Grimes had 10 points and pulled down six rebounds for the Pelham girls, who struggled offensively in a 43-23 loss to Hollis-Brookline.

Steve Spirou exploded for a career-high 41 points as Pelham downed Hollis-Brookline 75-66. That point total matched the 41 former Pythons superstar Justin Hojlo posted against Souhegan during the 2008-09 season. Spirou sunk 16 shots and added nine free throws.

Windham's boys basketball team was not to be denied from winning its first divisional game yesterday. Trailing by 10 entering the fourth quarter, the Jaguars outscored Hollis-Brookline 15-5 and then took over in overtime to prevail 56-51. Mike Diorio led Windham with 15 points and Danny Cannone had a big steal and layup in the fourth quarter and a 3-pointer in overtime.