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Michael Ference scored 17 points and Salem's boys used a 21-point third quarter for a big 53-51 win over a strong Concord club.

PLAISTOW — This may be a young Timberlane team but, on senior night, the four seniors in the starting lineup delivered big time Wednesday night before a full house in the Owls' gym.

When Timberlane boys varsity coach Jeff Baumann left the gym to go talk to his squad pregame, the JV team was down by 20 with five minutes left. But when he came back up, the Owls had miraculously sent the game into overtime before eventually losing to Concord in the extra frame.

Mike Glynn had all pins, the final two in the first period, to remain unbeaten on the year to pace Central Catholic to third place at the Capital Classic in Concord. Finishing second for the Raiders were Jimmy Glynn (106) and Matt Shaw (145).

The key this time around, according to Pinkerton boys hockey coach Sam Littlefield, was that his team stayed out of the penalty box. It also helped that the Astros got two power play goals and 38 saves from Matt Gilliland to hand Concord its first loss of the year, 3-0. The Crimson Tide (11-1) had beat Pinkerton 7-1 earlier in the year thanks to scoring four goals off of one five-minute major penalty.

Led by the 19 points of Avah Ingalls, Pinkerton zoomed to a 28-9 lead on its way to a 48-30 win over Concord. The Astros improved to 7-2 in New Hampshire.

Joey DaSilva scored 22 points (7 3's), Luke Schramm 16 and Rocky Heres 14 to power Windham to a 70-60 win over Concord.

BEDFORD – Playing in its seventh championship game in eight years, Windham not only emphatically wrapped up another dominant field hockey season but also showed off the qualities that have turned the Jaguars into the state’s dynasty.

CONCORD, N.H. — With his team trailing by a touchdown in the game's final moments, Windham linebacker Stephen Mague stripped the ball, scooped it up and ran 70 yards for the touchdown with 1:50 left that gave the Jaguars a 22-15 victory over Concord.