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Sophomore Jeff Peterson struck out 10 and freshman David Carbonello rapped a two-run triple as Windham rocked ConVal 4-1 .

Making only his sixth start, Colin Gerstenberger in his sixth start, scored six goals while Jeff Trovato and Colby Larsen combined for five others as Windham kept their lacrosse playoff hopes alive. Chris Ferri helped the Jaguars cause by winning 14 of 22 faceoffs.

Oyster River won its eighth girls tennis match in its last 10, edging Windham, 5-4 to wrap up the regular season. Loren Bostic was strong in defeat for the Jaguars, winning an 8-0 shutout in first singles and teaming with Basie Bostic to prevail at first doubles.

Ashley Adamson tossed a two-hitter in game one and Rachel Vafides followed with a four-hit, nine-strikeout performance as Windham swept past Mancheter West, 3-2 and 11-3.

Windham's boys tennis team capped a fine 12-2 regular season and tuned up for the playoffs with a 6-3 victory over Pelham. Steven Brandt and David Musto both won their singles match and combined for an 8-3 win at second doubles.

Leadoff batter Hannah Paitchell had three more hits, scoring twice and driving in a run, to lift her batting average to .500, as Pelham clipped Windham 7-5 in a battle of two teams battling to qualify for the tournament. Jordan Parece threw a three-hitter for the win and helped her own cause with two hits and two runs scored.

Londonderry's volleyball team defeated Windham 3-1 as Jared Schwalbe had a career-high 19 kills and Mike Brown had a career-high 41 assists.

Battling for a playoff spot through a brutal schedule, Windham saw Bedford erase a three-run deficit and surge to a 10-4 victory. Steve Dastous had two hits including a triple with an RBI for Windham, and Zach Sprague stepped up with a two-hit effort from the No. 9 spot.

Windham softball led 5-0 heading into the bottom of the third when the game was suspended due to rain. Haley Psareas and Olivia Estes sparked the Jaguars with back-to-back triples. A date to continue the game is TBA.

With a home playoff game as a big goal, Colin Gerstenberger stepped up as part of a fourth-quarter explosion that earned Windham lacrosse a key 9-4 victory over Kennett. In only his fifth game at attack, the senior sparked a seven-goal Jaguar blitz with his three-goal, three-assist effort. "Colin did a great job finding open guys with passes," said head coach Joe Young.