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All 13 players scored at least one point in Pelham's 65-21 boys basketball victory over Sanborn. The visiting Indians were shut out in both the first and third quarters.

It took a record-breaking time to keep Steven Hammar from victory.

The Pelham runner placed second in the 1,500 meter run at the Division 2 state championships at Dartmouth, bested by Bow's Jonathan Vinnenberg in a time of 4:06.50 that was almost five seconds faster than the two-year-old record he broke. Hammar ran a personal-best 4:15.54 as runner-up.

Windham freshman Kristen Tilley led local finishers in yesterday's Division 2 state championship meet at Dartmouth, placing fourth in the 600 with a school-record 1:42.69. Teammate Kate Farrell came in fifth in the 3,000 in 11:11.82, also a school record by over a second for the senior.

Windham's Patrick Fitzgerald placed second in the 55 meter hurdles (8.1 seconds) and fourth in the long jump (19-8 1/4) to led area Division 2 athletes at their qualifying session at UNH.

Windham's Patrick Fitzgerald won the 55 hurldes (8.3) and placed third in the long jump (19-06) at a multi-team league track meet. 

Elyse Law took a pass headed towards the basket, hit the layup and added the free throw with just under a minute to play to lead Sanborn to a 34-28 victory over Newmarket. The Indians rallied back from a 10-point deficit in the third.

Cassie Nickerson's savvy play at end of the first half, swiping Raymond High's rolling inbounds pass and driving for a layup, highlighted Sanborn's 38-28 victory.

After a scoreless first half, Mike Surles sank six second-half 3-pointers, including four in the fourth quarter, as Sanborn stormed back from 21 down in the third quarter and took a 2-point lead. But Raymond rebounded for a 70-68 win.

Courtney Thompson took first in the bars (9.2), beam (9.2), floor exercise (8.5) and all-around (35.3) as Pinkerton swept every event on the way to 135.25 points and victories over Souhegan (113.1) and Hollis-Brookline (103.75).

Ryan Morris and Dylan Spence had career highs of 15 and 14 points as Sanborn won its first game of the season, 65-53 over Portsmouth Christian.