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Izzy Groulx celebrated her 16th birthday by taking second place (20:15), just behind teammate and winner Tess Silva (19:17), to lead Pinkerton to a 15-47 win over archrival Londonderry.

MANCHESTER – With eight swings and misses since 2013, the state baseball tournament has not been kind to Pinkerton Academy’s program.

In Saturday afternoon’s title game, the second-seeded Astros had another crack at border-rival nemesis Londonderry, which knocked off Pinkerton each of the previous two tournaments and half of those eight years including the 2014 championship match.

Pinkerton's Jacob Spezzaferri, Alex LeBlanc and Luke Brennan teamed with Nicholas Harrington to win the 4x400 (3:35.02) and Matthew Devine to win the 4x100 (44.02) at the Londonderry Invitational. Salem's Aidan McDonald was third in the 200 (22.66) and fourth in the 100 dash (11.37).

Briana Danis remained undefeated in the discus with a winning 122-9 and added a win in the shot put (36-4) to lead Pinkerton at the Londonderry Invitational. Emily Plante led Salem, taking second in the 100 hurdles (16.28) and third in the 300 hurdles (49.05).

Hailey Schinder and Allison Lamphere each scored five goals as Pinkerton rolled past archrival Londonderry 15-4 on Monday. Caitlin Seleney added four assists for the winners.

Hailey Schinder and Allison Lamphere each scored five goals as Pinkerton rolled past archrival Londonderry 15-4 on Monday. Caitlin Seleney added four goals for the winners.

Pinkerton Academy's hockey team gave up the lead late in the third but found the delight of victory in overtime, knocking off Londonderry, 2-1, late on Wednesday night. Lorenzo Corsetto came up with the steal on a hard forecheck and made the Lancers pay with 39 seconds left in the extra session.

Freshman Gabriella Mosto erupted for a career-high 25 points, but Salem fell to Londonderry 62-58 in overtime on Monday.

Pinkerton trailed by as many as 12 points in the first half, then stepped up its defense and went on a 19-4 run in the third quarter on the way to beating archrival Londonderry 64-58. Sean Jenkins scored a career-high 15 points, many set up by great passes from Anthony Chinn, who added 13 points and six rebounds. Jackson Marshall scored a team-high 17 points and grabbed 13 rebounds.