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If Pelham keeps playing like this, its won-loss record will just about match its level of confidence.

In the biggest win of head coach Matt Regan's four-year tenure, the Pythons took down Division 2 preseason favorite Coe-Brown, 3-1, in an early matchup of unbeatens.

Windham's Nick Fairweather was the medalist on the day with a 37 as the finished second in a quad-meet. Andrew Kalil fired a 41.

Shireen Kirata won every event to lead Salem to victory over Londonderry, Spaulding and Keene in gymnastics. Leah Jackson paced the second-place Lancers with two second places and one third. Taylor Buatti (floor) and Sam Cloutier also excelled for the Blue Devils as did Londonderry's Alli Yennaco and Cari O'Shea.

Jason Kinney started off strong and his Salem teammates followed suit, leading to an easy 3-0 victory over winless Coe-Brown. Kinney finished with 12 kills, 8 blocks and 8 service points and got solid help from C.J. DeMarco (10 service points and 11 digs) and Justin O'Brien (8 digs).

Londonderry's offense was flowing smoothly in a 25-14, 25-14, 25-15 victory over Coe-Brown. Mark Cwalinski passed for 31 assists, feeding Troy Rooney (11 kills) and Matt Hersey (9 kills) up front. Nick Berry defended the net well with 3 blocks to go with 6 kills.

Owl milestones

Timberlane's boys volleyball team ended its regular season on a high note, sweeping Coe-Brown 25-8, 25-10, 25-11 to improve to 12-4, which is the best record in its five-year history and puts it in a tie for second in Division 1 heading into the playoffs this week. Also, Senior Alex Mill had 18 kills, 15 service points and a team-record 10 aces.

Tommy Paoletta played great defense for the Timberlane boys volleyball team.