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Jackson Doughty and Max Condon each scored two goals as Salem rolled over Bow 10-3.

In a battle of unbeatens, Pelham's boys proved superior with an 80-55 victory over Bow. Zach Jones led the way for the Pythons (12-0) with a career-high 28 points and 12 rebounds while Jake McGlinchey had a career-high 24 points and Jake Herrling played superb defense.

The Pelham girls basketball team saw its season come to an end with a 49-32 loss to the Bow in the first round of the Division 2 tournament. Junior Tallie Carney led the way for the Pythons with 16 points.

Tommy Langlois had a hat trick and Aiden Gravell also scored as Windham defeated Bow 4-1. The Jaguars improved to 10-7 in New Hampshire.

Sam Maietta scored all three goals for Salem hockey Saturday night, including the game-winner 20 seconds into overtime when he found the puck on a breakaway and delivered.

Elinor Cotter ran in on a breakway, made a move to beat a defender and scored the overtime game-winner to give Sanborn a 2-1 victory over Bow.

Parker Rice and Nate LeVine both scored four goals as Windham held off Bow, 11-9.

Ryan Pappalardo wasn't going to be denied, winning a scrum in front of the net and jamming home the game-winning goal to give Salem a thrilling 3-2 overtime win over Bow. The goal was Pappalardo's second of the game.

Luciano Robbins had a big day for Andover going 3-0 at 138 pounds as Andover continued its recent surge by sweeping a quad-meet at Goffstown to improve to 19-8. Kelvin Davila, Elias Maita, Pat Fragile and Ethan Coyle were also unbeaten on the day.

Tyler Lovely (15 points) and Tavanta Thornton (10 points) each scored career-highs as Sanborn held off Bow 77-74. Matt Sarette added a game-high 20 points and Dylan Khalil scored 18 points for the Indians.