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Timberlane junior Hannah Kimball placed second in 2:16.65 in the 800 at the Seacoast Championships. That was a 1.79-second personal best and moved her into seventh place all-time in our area. Gunnar Ericsson won the boys 300 hurdles in 41.41.

Elysse Law led off the game with a home run and had three hits, three RBIs and scored three times as Sanborn ripped Manchester West 12-0. Rachel Colbert threw a three-hitter, striking out eight, to pick up the win.

Despite Sanborn's fifth place finish at ithe Milford meet, Indian field star Shaun Howard earned first place in both the discus (118-3) and Javelin (155-7).  Josh Childs finished second in the Long jump (18-2) and third in the high jump (5-8).

For the third straight game, Pelham, which had five errors, gave up the winning runs in the seventh inning. 

Sophomore Jordan Parece went the distance, scattering five hits while striking out 10, as Pelham shaded Sanborn 6-4 in a mini-upset.

"She had a real good day," said Pythons coach Todd Lozeau, whose club improved to 4-6. "She has good speed and she mixes it up. She has a pretty good change-up. The last couple starts she's been dominant."

Senior Celine Savat, in her first year starting as catcher for the first time, not only called a brilliant game according to Sanborn coach Dan Carbone, but also had a single, double and triple, scored twice and drove in a run in a 5-2 victory over Pembroke. Rachel Colbert threw a four-hitter for the win, striking out eight. 

Celine Savat homer, tripled, scored five runs and drove in three more as Sanborn rolled over Raymond 12-3. Meghan Dolan added four RBIs for the winners.

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Derek Fitzgerald - sr

Elyse Law, Meghan Dolan and Kate Upton each had four hits to lead Sanorn's 22-hit attack during a 23-4 win at Oyster River. Dolan (5 RBIs), Shayla Johnson (3 RBIs) and Victoria Ficker (5 RBIs) each homered for the Indians (4-3).