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LONDONDERRY — The first 29 minutes of the New Hampshire Division 1 quarterfinals could not have gone worse for the Windham girls.

And while the senior-laden squad wasn’t about to fold up the season quite that easily, a 15-point deficit was too much to overcome in the final three minutes.

LONDONDERRY — Timberlane's boys basketball team lost its Cinderella slipper in the second half late Saturday afternoon.

Sarah Wall had four 3-pointers and 15 points — both career highs — off the bench but it wasn't enough as Salem fell to Londonderry 35-28 in the first round of the Division 1 tournament.

LONDONDERRY – A basketball season interrupted twice by Covid ended prematurely for the Pinkerton boys Thursday night in a tough 66-58 decision to border rival Londonderry in a Division 1 preliminary game.

Ryan O'Rourke, George Boudreau and Matteo Mustapha all remained unbeaten with pins as Salem crushed Londonderry 60-15 in the quarterfinals of the Division 1 dual-meet state tournament. The Blue Devils will face Concord in the semifinals Wednesday.

It was deadlocked after 3, but Pinkerton (4-0) pulled out the 53-46 win over Londonderry. Drew Brander scored 6 of his 12 in the fourth. Anthony Chinn had a team-high 13 and Justin Dunne contributed 9 points and 10 boards.

Pinkerton improved to 4-0 with a 41-23 win over Londonderry. Kristina Packowski scored 16 points and Avah Ingalls 13 in the win.

Hunter Drouin scored twice and Pinkerton defeated Londonderry 5-2 as the Astros gained a split from the two-day matchup with their archrivals.

Londonderry hit four 3's in the fourth quarter and took a 45-42 lead. But Pinkerton scored the final six points to win 48-45. Jackson Marshall sealed it with two free throws with three seconds left. Fellow frosh Drew Brander pumped in 20 points and Andrew MacDonald added 11 for 3-0 Pinkerton, which played its first game since Jan. 19 due to COVID.