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R.J. Riddinger was the leader of a staunch defense effort in front of standout goalie Andrew Keegan (12 saves), allowing Pelham to ease to a 14-4 victory over Milford. Offense came from senior attacks Mike Woonton and C.J. Ziogas with four goals each. Ziogas, Richie Sullivan and Sean Paradis were master playmakers with three assists apiece.

Ryan Fyfe was a double-winner (8-1 in second singles, 8-1 along with Brad Shapiro in first doubles) as Pelham trounced Milford, 9-0. The Pythons remain perfect at 4-0.

With the game on the line, Pelham turned to an unlikly hero. Forced into the game due to an injury, reserve senior forward Dave Wesson knocked down his first four free throws of the season, all in the final moments of the game to clinch the Python's 70-67 win over Milford.

After showing rust in its season opener in the first half, the Pelham boys basketball team erupted for 43 points in the final two quarters for a 68-53 victory at Milford.

Justin Hojlo scored 18 of his 24 points in the second half for Pelham, which trailed 29-25 at halftime, and added seven assists, including four to sophomore Steve Spirou, who had 10 of his 20 points in the third quarter. Connor McColgan chipped in with eight rebounds.

Briana Szidat did it all for Pelham in a 67-62 victory over Milford. The UMass Lowell-bound senior dominated underneath with 15 rebounds and, among her 32 points, she had three 3-pointers. Kayla Bailey added eight points and eight rebounds.

Pelhem fell to Milford 3-0. Chelsea I’Anson played will for the Pythons.