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Needing 10 points to give him 1,000 for his career, Keith Brown scored 18 points to surpass the milestone and lead Pelham to a 68-44 victory over Mascenic.

Haley Basiliere scored twice and Jessica Michel and Sara Hunt each added a goal to lead Sanborn field hockey 4-1 of Mascenic.

Haley Basiliere fired a shot on goal that Kaitlyn Laliberte redirected into the net to give Sanborn a 3-2 overtime victory over Mascenic.

Chris Benjamin limited Mascenic to three hits over six shutout innings and Pelham rolled 6-1 on Senior Night and Coaches vs. Cancer Night. The first pitch was thrown out by two cancer survivors: Chris Gamble's grandmother Mary Modugno and Chris Benjamin's great aunt Leslie Rhodes.

Hannah Paitchel celebrated Senior Day in a big way for Pelham, going 4 for 4 with a three-run homer and five RBIs in a 10-3 win over Mascenic while eclipsing the 100-hits mark for her career. The St.Anselm-bound shortstop now has 102 hits for her career.

Erin Long smashed her first homer of the season, a two-run shot in the first inning. From there, Pelham softball rolled 14-2 over Mascenic.

Senior guard Jackson Morton poured in 27 points but 18th-seeded Sanborn lost 84-46 to 15th-seeded Mascenic in the Division III first round.

Josie Eacho tossed in 16 points and Sanborn's girls team registered its first win of the year, 33-21 over Mascenic.  

Pelham won the tie-breaker and beat Mascenic, 173-174, to sweep a quad-meet. Jake Vaiknoras (39) was medalist. According to coach Joe Vaiknoras, it's the first time Mascenic has ever lost at home.

Eric Guinasso scored a hat trick in the first half as Pelham crushed Mascenic 10-5 in its season opener. Harley Kearney also had a hat trick and Dylan Sacca and Victor Romeo scored.