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PLAISTOW — All year long, the young Windham boys basketball team has taken baby steps forward.

But Friday night at Timberlane, the Jaguars took a much larger, call it a teenage step, in the right direction with a 61-42 victory. It was their third victory in the last seven games for Windham and the first not on their home court.

Cam Ross came off the bench and scored a career-high 17 points to lead Timberlane to a 73-66 overtime win over Keene.

Salem had an easy time of it with Timberlane, 68-38, improving to 10-1 in Division 1. Zach Caraballo (15), Jared Burns (11), Michael Ference (11) and Kyle Poulin (11) paced the Blue Devils. Bob Olson had nine for the hosts.

Salem had an easy time of it with Timberlane, 68-38, improving to 10-1 in Division 1. Zach Caraballo (15), Jared Burns (11), Michael Ference (11) and Kyle Poulin (11) paced the Blue Devils. Bob Olson had nine for the hosts.

Windham got its second win in Division 1 by drubbing Timberlane, 66-34. Luke Schramm, Riley Desmarais, Cole Flenniken and Matt Logue were all in double figures for the Jaguars. 

Timberlane's boys basketball teamplayed one of its best games of the year only to fall in overtime at the buzzer, 60-59 at Kennett. Sophomore Bob Olson was exceptional in defeat with 22 points, 14 rebounds, 5 blocks, 4 assists and 3 steals.