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Pelham placed four wrestlers at the New Hampshire Division 3 meet at Campbell, led by 106-pounder Alex Becker. Winning his first-ever tournament, he improved his record to 26-15.

Also placing for the Pythons were 126-pound runner-up Matt Koch, while both Zach Koch (132) and Chase Crawford (152) both took thirds.

Pelham placed four wrestlers at the New Hampshire Division 3 meet at Campbell, led by 106-pounder Alex Becker. Winning his first-ever tournament, he improved his record to 26-15.

Also placing for the Pythons were 126-pound runner-up Matt Koch, while both Zach Koch (132) and Chase Crawford (152) both took thirds.

NASHUA — Before the season, Timberlane boasted three impressive streaks in New Hampshire — consecutive dual-meet wins (95), Division 1 state crowns (15) and Meet of Champions titles (11).

Sunday's game between the unbeaten Whittier Tech girls basketball team and North Andover, scheduled to begin at noon, was postponed to Feb. 11 at 7 p.m.

Senior Matt Koch won his first tournament title, at 126, and younger brother Zach was the winner at 132 — his second tourney title of the year — to lead Pelham to third place overall at the Pelham Tournament. Alex becker was second at 106 for the Pythons.

Londonderry, with five quarterfinalists, stands in second place after the first day of the George Bossi Lowell Holiday Tournament.

Defending champion Mt. Anthony, with eight quarterfinalists, leads with 124 points, followed by the Lancers at 108 with Springfield Central third at 101. Timberlane, with four quarterfinalists, is sixth with 88 points.

Whittier Tech senior Xavier Boisvert had all first period pins Saturday to cruise to the 145-pound title at the Tyngsboto Tournament. Also for the Wildcats, Gavin Henderson was second at 152 and Zack Zullo — in his first meet in more than a year due to injury — was second at 182.

Londonderry placed nine in the finals and had five champions in a convincing victory at the Alvirne Tournament.

Joining four veterans with a gold medal was freshman 113-pounder Craig Santos, who had a pin in the finals. Other champs were defending New England champ Jean-Luc Lemieux (138), Jake Barr (152), Kyle Byrd (160) and Richard Bilodeau (195).

The Koch brothers, Matt and Zach, had pins at 126 and 138 to spark Pelham's wrestling team to a season-opening 36-30 victory over White Mountains.