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Jeff Peterson blasted a grand slam over the fence in left-center field to give Windham the lead in the third, and ended the day with three hits, three runs and a whopping seven RBIs as the Jaguars rolled over Kearsarge 15-2.

Alec Paradis, who missed the entire lacrosse season last year with an ACL and MCL injury, scored three goals and added three assists in Pelham's 8-3 victory over Kearsarge. 

A 32-minute war ended with Windham having the last possession and seeing an 18-foot jumper rim out, allowing Kearsarge to escape with a 42-40 victory and a berth in the Division 2 finals.

After falling behind by seven — the largest lead for either team — with five minutes remaining, Windham clawed its way back into the battle once again when Clairee Putnam drained a 3-pointer and a layup while Bernadette Connors also hit a 3-ball with 23 seconds remaining.

HANOVER, N.H. — "We've got to finish, we've got to finish!"

That was the rallying cry on the Windham sideline in the Division 5 semifinals yesterday afternoon, and the Jaguars on the field heeded it almost perfectly in a dramatic 33-27 victory over defending state champion Kearsarge.

KINGSTON — Ryan Morris set a trio of school passing records, including 222 yards through the air as Sanborn hung tough with Kearsarge before falling 51-36 yesterday.

 “Ryan Morris had another great game,” said Indians coach Mike Drouin. “He was great, and the team played very well.”

The future of Windham's nascent baseball program is in its talented freshmen class, and a couple of those first-year players made an impact in its first-ever varsity victory.

Starter Adam Dolan threw five innings of one-hit, shutout ball with 10 strikeouts until he hit his pitch count limit. Classmate Jeff Peterson worked the final two frames without yielding a hit as the Jaguars defeated Kearsarge, 3-1.

 WINDHAM — Kearsarge ran all over the field at Widham High School in its 49-7 victory over Windham.

 "They are a very good option team, and there is a reason why they are the number one offense in the division. We just need to execute better on defense," said coach Bill Raycraft of Windham.

Pelham goalie John Dostie held down the fort with 16 saves in a 10-4 win against Kearsage's daunting offense. "Kearsarge had the best offense in the league, and our defense was just unbelievable," said coach Matt Regan.  Nick Morin led all goal scorers with four goals and an assist.  Alec Paradis scored a pair and added two helpers in the win.

NORTH SUTTON, N.H.  Joe DeAngelo did it all last night to lift Pelham to a hard-fought 24-23 victory at Kearsarge.

DeAngelo began the scoring in the first quarter with a 6-yard touchdown run and threw to Sean Sweeney for two points to make it 8-0. He made it 16-8 before halftime with an 8-yard TD pass to Kevin Cheam and a conversion pass to Cam Robidoux.

Pelham's golf squad improved to 8-1, riding a score of 174 to a sweep over Kearsarge (177), Kingswood (189)and Milford (190). Leading the way were co-medalists Corey Couillard and Jesse Vaiknoras, while freshman Nick Neary and sophomore Alec Surprenant contributed well for the Indians.