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Winnacunnet won its third Division I field hockey championship in five years, downing Pinkerton 2-0. The No. 3 Warriors scored fast in each half and defeated No. 1 Pinkerton, 2-0, at Bedford High.

Kaylie DeCosmo had two goals and an assist to pace Pinkerton's field hockey team to a 4-0 victory in the Division 1 semifinals and a spot in Sunday's noon finals against Winnacunnet. The Astros (15-1) will be making their third straight appearance in the state finals.

In a battle of once-beaten field hockey teams, Pinkerton whipped Timberlane 3-0 on goals by Gabby Guerard, Samantha Day and Erin Johnston. Jordan Dudley (11 saves) had the shutout.

Samantha Day scored with just 15 seconds left in regulation to tie the game and Kaylie DeCosmo scored in overtime as Pinkerton's field hockey team survived Bishop Guertin, 2-1. The Astros improved to 10-1.

Kaylie DeCosmo remained on an offensive roll, scoring four goals in Pinkerton's 7-0 win over Nashua North. Erin Johnston had three assists for the Astros (9-1).

Kaylie DeCosmo scored her fourth goal in two games, this time a game-winner as Pinkerton edged Manchester Memorial 2-1 in field hockey.

Kaylie DeCosmo enjoyed her best game of the season with two goals and three assists in Pinkerton's 5-2 field hockey victory over Keene.

Haley Harrington scored 11 minutes into overtime to give Pinkerton a 1-0 field hockey win over Londonderry. The win helped the Astros clinch the Mack Plaque title. Jordan Dudley (6 saves) got the shutout.

Jordan Dudley stopped 16 big shots as the Pinkerton knocked the Winnacunnet field hockey squad from the ranks of the unbeaten, 2-1. Erin Johnston scored one Pinkerton goal and assisted on the other.