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DERRY - Raegan Lawton scored five goals, including the 100th of her career, and the Portsmouth High School girls lacrosse team beat Pinkerton, 20-1 on Friday, May 22 in a Division I contest.The Clippers improved to 12-0 with three games left in the regular season, while Pinkerton is 11-5.More: N.H. softball: St. Thomas win streak ends in championship rematchMore: N.H. baseball: Dover survives late bases-loaded jams, beats Seacoast rivalLily Patterson added four goals and two assists for Portsmouth, whileEmery Lawton had three goals, Liv Russo had two goals and two assists, and Breleigh Vischer had two goals and one assist.Georgia Bouvier (goal, two assists), Ginger Vinciguerra (goal), Elliott Blenkinsop (goal) and Molly Malinowski (goal) all figured in the scoring. Portsmouth goalie Sage Bussiere had three saves.GIRLS LACROSSECape Elizabeth 9York 4CAPE ELIZABETH, Maine - Evie Martin scored two goals and Lucy Taylor and Camdyn Lambert both had one for Class B York (4-5) in its loss to Class A Cape Elizabeth.York goalie Piper Schambach had 10 saves.Wells 7Traip Academy 6, 3 OTKITTERY, Maine - Keira Durgin had three goals, and Sam Latchae, Shea Johnson and Lucy Gingras all had one for Traip in its Class C three-overtime contest. Traip goalie Maddy Guay had 16 saves.BOYS LACROSSEDover 12Merrimack 2MERRIMACK - Cooper Ketcham had four goals and three assists, and Sylas Brown had three goals and three assists for Dover in its Division I win.Parker Ketcham added two goals and three assists for the Green Wave, while Logan Carter had two goals, and Porter Gray had one goal. Dover goalie Danny Bretz had 10 saves.Oyster River 9Hanover 7HANOVER - Demitrius Tsakiris had three goals, and Jeff Keyes and Alex Moody both had two goals and one assist for Oyster River in its Division II win.Jadyn Smart added one goal and one assist for the Bobcats, while Blake Callander had one goal and Parker Ouellette had one assist. Oyster River goalie Grant Norris had 10 saves.St. Thomas Aquinas 24Spaulding 10DOVER - Ryan Resch had six goals and three assists, and Colby Tasker also scored six goals for St. Thomas Aquinas in its Division II win.Luke Daly had four goals and two assists for the Saints, while teammates Mike Flood (three goals, two assists), Ryan Jones (two goals), Grady Estes (goal, four assists), Owen Clark (goal) and Cooper Copeland (goal) all figured in the scoring.Logan Hickman scored four goals for Spaulding, while Rowan Hughes and Aeden Walsh both had three, and Max Drena had two assists.Marshwood 13Mt. Ararat 7TOPSHAM, Maine - Hayden Demeroto scored five goals, and Chad Anderson had four goals and one assist for Marshwood in its Class B win.Damien Gilmore added two goals for the Hawks, while Rogan Boisvert had one goal and one assist, Drake Anderson had one goal and Liam Haggerty had one assist.SOFTBALLPortsmouth 8Timberlane 3PORTSMOUTH - Kora Douglass had three hits, two RBIs and three runs scored, and Laura Milks had three hits and one RBI as Portsmouth won this Division I game on Senior Night.Abby Craig had two hits and one RBI for the Clippers, who honored their three seniors - Milks, Sara Sokolnicki, and Emi Greco - before the game. Exeter 7Dover 3DOVER - Jill Ryan, with two runners on and no out, got the final three outs to preserve this Division I win for Exeter which improved to 7-9 with two games left in the regular season.The Blue Hawks scored three runs in the first inning, and four in the fifth. In the first, Exeter scored on a Ryan single and a two-run single by Alexa Papakonstantis.Ava Minghella had an RBI single in the fifth, and Maddy Mann followed with a three-run double. Ryan and Lana Ruffner both had two hits.Winnacunnet 6Windham 2WINDHAM - Maeva Shapiro blasted a three-run homer and Colette Le hit a solo homer and had an RBI double for Winnacunnet in its Division I win.Lucy Gelbstein had two hits and scored a run for the Warriors, while Arden Langmaid had one hit and scored two runs. Celina King had one hit and a walk.Oyster River 16John Stark 4DURHAM - Oyster River's top two hitters - Aubrey DeJesus and Kate Michaud - both hit home runs on the first pitch they saw in the first inning and the Bobcats rolled to this Division II win.Oyster River sprayed 16 hits, including seven for extra bases, around the field and improved to 15-1 on the season.DeJesus, Michaud, Payton Drapeau, Morgan Trela, Laura Boughton, and Lorelye LeClair all had two hits for the Bobcats, while Aliza Parks had a double with three RBIs and Abby Carpenter had an RBI single. Gracy Spirito's two-run homer ended the game in the sixth.Oyster River's Sam Bishop allowed six hits, and two earned runs over five innings, striking out eight.Belmont 10Somersworth 2SOMERSWORTH - Emma Bober, Kylie Pettengill, and Sophia Malo all had one hit for Somersworth in this Division III game. Bober also had one RBI.Portsmouth Christian Academy 4Franklin 1DOVER - Lexi Jordan struck out 14 and allowed one run over seven innings, leading PCA (10-4) to this Division IV win.PCA's Zuri Petlick walked three times, and Shanell Gray had an RBI single.Pittsfield 2Newmarket 0PITTSFIELD - Ava Zundell had the lone hit for Newmarket in its Division IV loss. Brielle Duffy pitched a complete game, allowing no earned runs and striking out seven.York 16Old Orchard Beach 1YORK, Maine - Sarah Orso had two hits, including her sixth home run of the season, as Class B York scored 10 runs in the fourth and beat Class C Old Orchard. The game was called after the fourth inning.Maya Babcock, Nya Avery and Anna Fletcher all had two hits for the Wildcats, while Maddie Fitzgerald tripled. Orso allowed two hits and struck out four, earning the win.BASEBALLWinnacunnet 9Windham 3HAMPTON - The Warriors scored four runs in the sixth inning to break open this Division I game.Harvey Reynoso had two hits, three RBIs and two runs scored for Winnacunnet (11-6), while Bryce Pinsonnault had two hits and two RBIs.Braeden O'Hara and Ryan Giuffre both had one hit and two RBIs for the Warriors. Teammates Sean Griffin (two hits, two runs), Oscar Fritz (hit, run), and Brantson Larck (two walks, two runs) all contributed.Justin Coates allowed two earned runs over five innings, striking out seven and earning the win. Fritz and Cal Lauder each threw a scoreless inning of relief.St. Thomas Aquinas 18Sanborn 2KINGSTON - The Saints scored five runs in the sixth inning and nine in the seventh in this Division II win.Ryan Gould had three hits and three RBIs for the Saints, while Colin Healey had two hits, two RBIs and three runs scored. Kenny Avery (two hits, RBI, four runs), Gabe Carlisle (two hits, RBI, run), and Camden Stowell (hit, two RBIs, run) all contributed.Four STA pitchers - Conall Ciaschini, Jacob Bufano, Beckett Farrand and Camden Stowell - combined to allow three hits and struck out five.John Stark 4Oyster River 3DURHAM - Owen Jacques had a two-run triple for Oyster River which saw its 10-game win streak snapped in this Division II contest.Oyster River's Derek Brower struck out four and allowed two earned runs over four innings, and teammate Cole Pelaggi threw two scoreless innings in relief.Belmont 10Somersworth 5SOMERSWORTH - Max Dubois had two hits and two RBIs, and Zephaniah Grandmaison had two hits and scored two runs for Somersworth in its Division III game.Portsmouth Christian 11Franklin 3FRANKLIN - Andrew Earwood had three hits and two RBIs as PCA improved to 8-5 with this Division IV win.Cai Summers, Logan Summers, Elias Chamberlain, and Allen McGuire all had two hits in the win, and Grady Howe had 10 strikeouts in the complete-game win.York 11Old Orchard Beach 3YORK, Maine - Senior Robbie Hanscom, in his first varsity start, went 5.1 innings, allowing three earned runs and striking out six as Class B York beat Class C Old Orchard Beach.Hanscom also had two hits and scored three runs. Sam Jancovic had two hits, two RBIs, and scored two runs for the Wildcats, while Orrin Culp Dechant had two hits, including a two-run double.GIRLS TENNISDover 6Pinkerton 3DERRY - Paige Wilson (No. 1, 8-1), Jane Mathews (No. 3, 8-4), Siena DAmbrosio (No. 4, 8-5), and Lily Mozzoni (No. 5, 8-6) all won in singles for Dover in this Division I match.In doubles, Wilson and DAmbrosio won 8-5 at No. 1, and Mozzoni and Sara Pellenz won 8-5 at No. 3.Winnacunnet 6Oyster River 3HAMPTON - Grace Bramhall (No. 3, 8-0), Camryn Morrissey (No. 4, 8-6), EliseShannon(No. 5, 8-0) and Harper Babyak(No. 6, 8-6) all won in singles for Winnacunnet (11-3) in its Division I match.In doubles, Hazel Brinser and Bramhall won 8-2 at No. 2, andShannon-Babyak won 8-3 at No. 3.For Oyster River, Saarika Arthanat won 8-5 at No. 1 singles, Jessica Li won 8-4 and No. 2, and the tandem won 8-2 at No. 1 doubles.BOYS TENNIS Dover 8Pinkerton 1DOVER - The Green Wave ended their regular season with its 10th straight Division I win, and a record of 12-2.Diego Lopez (No. 1, 8-2), Matias Lopez (No. 2, 8-1), Evan Weete (No. 3, 8-4), Gavin Beauregard (No. 4, 8-2), Aidan McCann (No. 5, 8-2) and John Tran (No. 6, 8-4) all won in singles.In doubles, Weete and Beauregard won 8-2 at No. 2, and McCann and Tran won 8-3 at No. 3.Bedford 7Exeter 2EXETER - Mike Burke (No. 3, 8-6) and Jamie Dunham (No. 4, 9-7) won in singles for Exeter (10-4) in its Division I match.Bedford 9Spaulding 0ROCHESTER - Spaulding's No. 1 doubles team of Griffin Baughman and Camden Smith lost 9-7 in the final match of the regular season.St. Thomas Aquinas 6Profile 3BETHLEHEM - Alex Molda (No. 1, 8-0), Aaron Molda (No. 2, 8-0), Nick Adams (No. 3, 9-7), and Dom Myers (No. 6, 8-2) all won in singles as St. Thomas improved to 13-0 with this Division III win.In doubles, the Molda brothers won 8-0 at No. 1, and Adams and Ben Puertas won 8-4 at No. 2.VOLLEYBALLJohn Stark 3Winnacunnet 0WEARE - Ryan Rosburg had four kills in this Division I loss for Winnacunnet.Individual set scores were 25-12, 25-15, 25-16.-Coaches are asked to e-mail game summaries to sports@seacoastonline.com.This article originally appeared on Portsmouth Herald: Friday Seacoast Roundup, Portsmouth girls lax junior hits milestone

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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had 26 points and 12 assists, and the Oklahoma City Thunder climbed out of a 15-point hole minutes into the game to beat the San Antonio Spurs 123-108 on Friday night and take a 2-1 lead in their series.Jared McCain had 24 points and Jaylin Williams added 18 for Oklahoma City. The Thunder were without Jalen Williams, who sat out with left hamstring soreness.Oklahoma Citys bench outscored San Antonios 76-23, including 15 points by Alex Caruso.Victor Wembanyama had 24 points for San Antonio. Devin Vassell added 20 and De'Aaron Fox had 15 in his series debut.The Thunder have won two straight after the Spurs' double-overtime victory in Game 1. Game 4 is Sunday.Fox (sprained right ankle) and Dylan Harper (right adductor soreness) were cleared to play 45 minutes prior to tipoff.Fox's return sparked a historic start.The Spurs raced to a 15-0 lead, the longest run to open a game in the conference finals since the play-by-play era began in 1997.Fox opened the run by wrapping in a driving layup and Wembanyama followed by crossing over Isaiah Hartenstein to drill a 3-pointer. Vassells 3-pointer put the Spurs up 10-0, leading to an early timeout by Thunder coach Mark Daigneault.Hartenstein broke the drought with a runner over Wembanyama, but the center was immediately greeted with thunderous boos after his physical play against the Spurs in Game 2.The Thunder went on a 13-2 run when Wembanyama went to the bench and closed the first quarter trailing 31-26.It was a pattern the Spurs could not overcome.The series continued to be chippy with emotions boiling over early in the second half. Stephon Castle hit the court on back-to-back dunk attempts. The second resulted in a flagrant 1 foul against Ajay Mitchell and technical fouls on Mitchell and Vassell after the two exchanged words following the foul. Back-to-back 3-pointers by Gilgeous-Alexander and Williams extended Oklahoma City's first lead to 35-31.___AP NBA: https://apnews.com/hub/NBA

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had 26 points and 12 assists, and the Oklahoma City Thunder climbed out of a 15-point hole minutes into the game to beat the San Antonio Spurs 123-108 on Friday night and take a 2-1 lead in their series.Jared McCain had 24 points and Jaylin Williams added 18 for Oklahoma City. The Thunder were without Jalen Williams, who sat out with left hamstring soreness.Oklahoma Citys bench outscored San Antonios 76-23, including 15 points by Alex Caruso.Victor Wembanyama had 24 points for San Antonio. Devin Vassell added 20 and De'Aaron Fox had 15 in his series debut.The Thunder have won two straight after the Spurs' double-overtime victory in Game 1. Game 4 is Sunday.Fox (sprained right ankle) and Dylan Harper (right adductor soreness) were cleared to play 45 minutes prior to tipoff.Fox's return sparked a historic start.The Spurs raced to a 15-0 lead, the longest run to open a game in the conference finals since the play-by-play era began in 1997.Fox opened the run by wrapping in a driving layup and Wembanyama followed by crossing over Isaiah Hartenstein to drill a 3-pointer. Vassells 3-pointer put the Spurs up 10-0, leading to an early timeout by Thunder coach Mark Daigneault.Hartenstein broke the drought with a runner over Wembanyama, but the center was immediately greeted with thunderous boos after his physical play against the Spurs in Game 2.The Thunder went on a 13-2 run when Wembanyama went to the bench and closed the first quarter trailing 31-26.It was a pattern the Spurs could not overcome.The series continued to be chippy with emotions boiling over early in the second half. Stephon Castle hit the court on back-to-back dunk attempts. The second resulted in a flagrant 1 foul against Ajay Mitchell and technical fouls on Mitchell and Vassell after the two exchanged words following the foul. Back-to-back 3-pointers by Gilgeous-Alexander and Williams extended Oklahoma City's first lead to 35-31.___AP NBA: https://apnews.com/hub/NBA

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