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Jake Dumont hit six 3-pointers on his way to a game-high 22 points as Pelham jumped out to a 21-point first quarter lead and rolled to a 75-40 win over Souhegan. Jake McGlinchey added 15 points while Zach Jones grabbed 11 rebounds for the unbeaten Pythons (11-0).

Pelham's wrestlers defeated Souhegan 39-30 to finish the regular season at 6-4 as they gear for the Division 3 dual tourney. Nathan Maslanek moved up to 113 again and prevailed with a 10-5 decision and Patrick Soonthornprapuet had a 29-second pin.

Pelham had five pins, including one by freshman Nathan Maslanek, who moved up to 112, in a 36-24 win over Souhegan. Older brother Conor Maslanek won by forfeit.

PLAISTOW, N.H. — For three quarters, Timberlane’s defense kept the Owls within striking distance on Friday, shutting out one of New Hampshire’s most explosive offenses in the second and third quarter.

Grace Merry-Carreiro scored 16 and Madison Houghton added 15 as Sanborn's girls edged Souhegan, 56-53.

The Pelham girls basketball team won its eighth straight with a 46-26 win over Souhegan. Tallie Carney (13 points), Abbey Schwab (9 points) and freshman Abbey McFarland (7 points) led the surging Pythons (10-6, 10-3 NH).

Pinkerton's gymnastics team opened its season with an easy first place in a 9-team meet. Sophia Viger was first in the bars and the beam and was the all-around champ and Hana Phaneuf was third in all-around.

AMHERST — It all came down to one play, but the Pelham defense was more than up to the task.

The Pythons took the lead in overtime after Charlie Katin scored on a 10-yard run and the PAT was drilled home by Jake Herrling. Souhegan scored on its overtime possession to make it 21-20, but decided to go for the two-point conversion and the win.

Freshman Alex Gagnon scored both Pelham goals in a 2-1 victory over Souhegan on Saturday. Greg Nicholls made nine saves in the win.