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Five different Jaguars combined for seven extra-base hits as Windham rapped 16 hits in an 11-3 victory over Nashua South. Ari DeCotis and Bella Yantosca each had three hits.

Freshman catcher Ari DeCotis blasted her 12th homer of the season and drove in three runs, but Bedford rallied for a pair of runs in the bottom of the seventh for a 10-9 victory over Windham. Kelly Wright went 3-4 and drove in two.

Ari DeCotis was 3 for 5 with four RBIs and three runs as Windham earned a 9-8 walkoff win over Goffstown in nine innings. Jolie Sensenig added two runs and an RBI and Kelly Wright allowed just one hit in six shutout innings of relief.

Freshman catcher Ari DeCotis continued her strong career start, blasting her 11th homer of the season in the first and adding a two-run double in the fifth to lead Windham to a 7-1 victory over Manchester Central. DeCotis had a hit in all four at bats while Kati Nolan added two singles.

Windham scored five runs in both the fourth and fifth before surviving Manchester Central's own five-spot in the seventh in a 14-11 victory. The Jaguars pounded 17 hits with Paul Armstrong providing three of them and Mason Rice, Cole Constantine, Keegan Park and John Haga each adding a pair. Windham stranded only four runners.

Nick Furnari scored team-highs in kills (22), aces (5) and digs (6) as Windham beat Salem 3-1 in a battle of New Hampshire powers. Blake Dempsey added 12 kills and three blocks for the winners.

Windham scored six runs in the first, added a crucial score in the third before fending off Exeter for a 7-5 win. Cole Constantine drove in a pair and earned the pitching victory with three innings of relief. John Haga delivered a key two-run double in the first. Mason Rice threw two and a third innings for the save.

Windham won its eight straight volleyball match with a convincing three-set rout of Bishop Guertin as Nick Furnari had seven kills and delivered eight sevice aces. Headlining the Jaguars' dominating service performance was Braden Lord with 10 aces wile Kyle Gschwend had six along with 17 assists.

Joe Packowski won the javelin (145-10) to lead Pinkerton to the team title (80 points) at the Kiwanis Freshman-Sophomore boys Meet. Astro Zack Smith added a win in the 400 (53.43). Earning second-place finishes were Salem's Nick Daigle in the high jump (5-3), Windham's Justin Leppanen in the 110 hurdles (18.53) and Pinkerton's Landon Mackiernan in the 300 hurdles (48.19) and Noah Daigle in the 3,200 (10:27.71).