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Kai Esker-Greenhalge notched team-highs in assists (16), service points (17), aces (10) and digs (2) as Salem beat Farmington 3-0.

 Kai Esker-Greenhalge had 12 aces and led the team in assists with 20 as Salem clipped Farmington 3-1.

Behind 13 kills and 11 service points from Hunter Hazard, Pinkerton moved back to.500 (7-7) with an easy sweep of Farmington.

Ally Statezni (20 points), Molly Hayes (14) and Haley Basiliere (11) all hit for double figures and Sanborn rolled past Farmington 57-43.

Logan Kalinowski scored 19 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to lead Sanborn to a convincing 62-42 win over Farmington. James Consentino added 12 points and 10 rebounds.

You know a game was a marathon when everyone is guessing what happened in which overtime.
Last night’s Sanborn hero Cam Weymouth “thinks” it was the final seconds of the third OT when he hit a 23-foot bomb to force the fourth OT.
The Indians willed their way to a 5-OT, 73-69 thriller over Farmington Tuesday night in Kingston.
 It was a wild sequence with Sanborn getting four offensive rebounds in the final 30 seconds and finally making the three on the fifth try.
It was Weymouth’s first shot of the night!
“Logan Kalinowski passed it to me and I just took the shot with two seconds left,” said the 5-10 senior point guard from Fremont. “The funny thing was, the game before I had a shot to win the game in the final seconds (and missed). It was good to get some redemption.”
Even though he had come up short in the opener, and hadn’t even attempted a shot last night, Weymouth wasn’t lacking for confidence.
“I knew I could make it. I’ve taken them all my life,” said Weymouth, who transferred from Central Catholic after his sophomore year.
“I’ve never seen a game like this,” said 10th-year Sanborn coach Bob Ficker. “Cam hit one shot all night, if that doesn’t tell it all. This was a crazy game.”
Ficker said the visitors hit a last-second corner 3-pointer to tie it “in one of the overtimes.”
In the final OT, the Indians took a two-point lead then held the ball. Kalinowski (14 points) was fouled and hit both free throws to ice it.
James Consentino was a man among boys with 29 points and 14 rebounds and James Shoopman backed him with 20 points for the winners.

Sanborn 73, Farmington 69 (5 OTs)
Sanborn (73): Kimball 0-0-0, Weymouth 1-0-3, Gordon 0-2-2, Gowans 0-0-0, A.Kalinowski 0-0-0, Shoopman 9-1-20, Storms 2-1-5, Richard 0-0-0, Statezni 0-0-0, L. Kalinowski 4-5-14, Consentino 11-7-29. Totals 27-16-73
3-pointers: L. Kalinowski, Shoopman, Weymouth
Farmington (0-2):      4 18 14 7 4 2 6 8 6— 69
Sanborn (1-1):     13  9 15 6 30 4 2 6 8 10— 73

Keith Brown netted a career-high 37 points in Pelham's 91-68 thumping of Farmington. Ryan Cloutier added 20 for the Pythons.

For the second straight meet, Brittany Capozzi won every event and the all-around as the Pinkerton Academy girls gymnastics team remained unbeaten (8-0) with an easy quad-meet sweep.

Trailing 22-16 at the half, Sanborn outscored Farmington 26-4 in the third and rolled 56-35. Taylor Leek had all 12 of her points in the quarter. Ellery Rasmussen finished with 14 points and Felicia Bailey blocked numerous shots.

Pelham scored seven times in the sixth and rode the pitching of Jordan Parece to a 7-1 victory over perennial small school power Farmington. Parece fired a three-hitter, striking out eight, while Hannah Paitchel led the offense with two hits and two RBIs.