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PELHAM — As far as Division 2 measuring sticks go, there is none truer than defending champion Milford.

Pelham High, now completely understanding the task at hand, has two months to make up the difference.

PELHAM — As far as Division 2 measuring sticks go, there is none truer than defending champion Milford.

Pelham High, now completely understanding the task at hand, has two months to make up the difference.

PELHAM — As far as Division 2 measuring sticks go, there is none truer than defending champion Milford.

Pelham High, now completely understanding the task at hand, has two months to make up the difference.

Alex Catalano stole the ball and hit the go-ahead foul to give Pelham the 44-43 win over Milford. Alicia Gendron scored a team high 14 points with four 3-pointers, and three came in the fourth.

PELHAM — Milford ran off with the game after a 28-point first quarter and Pelha could never come back, losing 48-16. Coach Tom Babian commented on Milford's win.

"They pretty much had a handle on us," said coach Babian. "When it was 28-0, we drove dow, only to fumble away the ball and the next thing we knew, it was 41-8."

Brandon Skinner scored from 25-yards out with 15 minutes to play, snapping the game's final tie and leading Pelham to a 3-2 win over Milford.  Alex Paradis and Peter Soonthornprapuit also scored for the Pythons (6-0).

Jessie Vaiknoras was the medalist with a 37, and brother Jacob Vaiknoras was right behind him with a 41 as Pelham (206) downed Milford (217) and ConVal (219).

A natural hat trick from Chris Ulbrich contributed to history as Windham won its first varsity soccer match, 4-0 over Milford. Chris Ferri and David Goodnough stood out defensively for the Jaguars (1-2).

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.

Steph Winn rapped a pair of hits including a double and Kathryn Mostone added a double in Pelham's 6-0 defeat at the hands of Milford.