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Oliva Bogaczyk scored a 37.575 in the all-around to place third and help Pinkerton to a second-place finish at yesterday's New England meet, in New London, Conn.

The Astros scored a school-record 146.025 team points, narrowly missing first-place Woodstock (Conn.), who finished with 146.5 points.

Oliva Bogaczyk scored a 37.575 in the all-around to place third and help Pinkerton to a second-place finish at yesterday's New England meet, in New London, Conn.

The Astros scored a school-record 146.025 team points, narrowly missing first-place Woodstock (Conn.), who finished with 146.5 points.

It’s pretty safe to assume Chelsie Veilleux will never forget Saturday, Feb. 18, 2012.

Courtney Thompson won the all-around to help Pinkerton win its three-team meet with 136.25 points and finish its regular season with a 14-0 record.

Thompson has won the all-around every time she has competed in it this season. 

Salem swept a four-team meet over Souhegan, Pelham and Hollis-Brookline. Sophomore Kadie Tommasi and freshman Marrina Mayo went 1-2 in the all-around. Freshman Kelsey Collins placed for the first time with a third on bars. The Blue Devils also got a fine effort from junior  Samantha Cloutier, who placed in all three of her events. Coach Ginnie LaVallo also had high praise for freshman Amber Chopelas. Sophomore Ashley Myer made a strong return from injury.