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Despite Sanborn's fifth place finish at ithe Milford meet, Indian field star Shaun Howard earned first place in both the discus (118-3) and Javelin (155-7).  Josh Childs finished second in the Long jump (18-2) and third in the high jump (5-8).

Faith Robinson pitched a one-hit gem as the Pinkerton softball team edged Manchester Central 1-0. Robinson struck out six, didn't walk a batter and gave up only a bloop hit in the seventh. Kasey Marraffa drove in Adrienne Weishaar with the only run in the seventh inning as the Astros (8-5) won their third game of the week.

Clayton Landers went six strong innings, not allowing an earned run, as Salem doubled up Manchester Central, 14-7. Trevor Bouvier came off the injured list and contributed three hits in the victory.

Jerickson Fedrick's track season just keeps getting better and better as the Salem senior ran an automatically-timed 11.08 100-meter dash that betters his prior area-best 2012 standard by .14 of a second. The Blue Devils blew away Manchester Central, 88-38.

The unbeaten Salem softball team registered its seventh straight shutout, defeating Manchester Central 5-0, as Nicole Gubellini fired a superb 3-hitter, striking out 12. Red-hot Hannah Latham (2 for 3) keyed a five-run fourth inning for the Blue Devils (11-0) while Steph Long (2 for 3) and Rachel Morrissey also had RBI hits in the inning.

Lauren MacGregor and Crystal Peatfield had a hand in seven of Salem's 10 victories as part of a 75-59 track defeat of Manchester Central. MacGregor triumphed in the long jump, triple jump and 100 while Peatfield took top honors in the 300 hurdles and 200 dash. Both contributed to victory in the 4x100 relay and Peatfield ran the second leg of the winning 4x400 relay.

Riann (4) and Kennedy Daziel (3) combined for seven goals as Pinkerton won its first match, 16-5 over Manchester Central.

Londonderry's Sam Corey struck out 15 batters, but the Lancers fell to Manchester Central 3-1.

Madison Bishop went the distance and went 4 for 4 at the plate with a double, triple and three RBIs as Timberlane prevailed with an impressive 10-7 victory over once-beaten Manchester Central. Masha Lange had a solo home run for the Owls (4-3).

Senior Briana Tan scored her first career goal in Salem's tight 17-15 setback to Manchester Central. A strong finish by Central broke open a tie game with 2 1/2 minutes remaining.