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Joey DaSilva scored 22 points, with 5 3 -pointers, Westin Lippold added 13 points and Matt Logue 10 for Windham in a 53-42 win over Timberlane. Riley Desmarais led the Jaguars defensively and Luke Schramm hauled in 10 boards.

Darrel Yepdo sank four 3-pointers and former Central standout George Smith had three as Brooks whipped St. Mark's 87-57.  Brooks (21-2) had 11 trifectas overall.

Sanborn's boys erupted for 19 points in overtime to surge past Kennett 70-54. Five players scored in double figures for the Indians (8-9).

Daillion Johnson of Haverhill sank nine 3-pointers and poured in 31 points as Phillips Academy qualified for the NEPSAC tournament with a 74-51 victory over Deerfield.

LAWRENCE – Eleven days after closing the regular season with an 11-point loss to Andover, Lawrence got a little postseason revenge.

And after advancing to the Division 1 North quarterfinals with their 60-54 victory in Tuesday’s first-round, the Lancers now look for retribution against Lynn English, which knocked off Lawrence in last year’s quarters en route to a state championship.

Joey DaSilva finished with a team-high 19 points, and Windham hit some big free throws down the stretch to hold on for a much-needed 51-48 win over Concord. The Jaguars (7-7) are fighting for playoff seeded in NH Division 1.

Methuen's boys basketball team had the lead over Everett after the first quarter in the Division 1 North quarterfinals, but then everything fell apart as the Rangers fell, 66-34. Andrew Lussier led Methuen (11-10) with 12 points.

North Andover needed its outside shots to fall and that didn't happen Monday night as the Knights fell to Boston Latin 68-44 in the Division 2 North first round. Jake Wolinski had four 3-pointers for 12 points to leadNorth Andover.

WEST ANDOVER - As the buzzer sounded at halftime, Greater Lawrence seemed to have finally found the momentum it had been searching for on Monday.

Brandon Palmer aggressively jumped in front of an opponent and picked off a pass. He then fired the ball to Wander Languasco on the fast break, and he tossed in a shot as time expired in the half.

Tyler Whitney-Sidney returned from an injury that sidelined him a month and scored 16 points to help Brooks take down Thayer, 81-61. Junior guard Matt Mulvey led the way for Brooks with a career-high 25 points.

Dylan Khalil had another monster day to lead Sanborn boys hoop to a 72-58 win over Oyster River. The talented junior drilled seven 3s and finished with 29 points, as the Indians (7-8) drew closer to .500.

Michael Ference scored 17 points and Salem's boys used a 21-point third quarter for a big 53-51 win over a strong Concord club.

The Londonderry boys basketball team missed a pair of free throws with two seconds left to send its game with Timberlane into overtime, but the Lancers rallied behind 17 points from Cole Keegan to earn a 42-38 win in extra time.

Jeremiah Mejia wasn't going to let Greater Lawrence lose. The senior drained six 3s and finished with 27 points, as the Reggies hung on for a 66-63 win over a talented Mystic Valley team.

Dylan Khalil led the way with 19 points and younger brother Jared Khalil added 11 and they combined for five 3-pointers as Sanborn crushed Plymouth, 66-31.