Athletics

Michael Cioffi
Baseball, Junior

Cioffi brought a perfect game into the 7th inning in Pinkerton’s 6-0 win over South. He led the 7th inning off with a strikeout and then surrendered a walk to allow South's first base runner with 1 out in the 7th. He finished the day with 6.1 innings pitched, allowed 0 runs, 0 hits, 1 walk while striking out 10.

Jameson Trask
Girls Outdoor Track, Junior

Trask won discus at the Nashua North Invitational on Saturday with a throw of 97' 1", while also placing 8th in the javelin.

Cole Summers
Boys Lacrosse, Senior

Summers finished the week with 9 goals and 6 assists to help the Astros Boys Lacrosse team to a 2-1 record.

Hannah Lisauskas
Girls Lacrosse, Junior

Lisauskas had 6 goals, 6 assists, and 12 points on the week, caused a turnover and shot 67%. She was instrumental in scoring two huge goals against Portsmouth, and her leadership has also been tremendous.

Joseph Packowski
Boys Outdoor Track, Senior

Packowski opened up his senior season with wins in both the shot put and discus, and a second place finish in the javelin. The throws captain hit personal records in both wins with 45’ 9” in shot put and 131’ 5” in discus.

Bridget Gorrie
Girls Tennis, Senior

Gorrie won her singles match in dominant fashion 8-1 and her doubles match 8-4 to help the Astros win their season opener.

Sarah Urban
Winter Spirit, Sophomore

Urban had a performance that was second to none from start to finish. Her level of energy and excitement is visual even through the video. Her stunts were perfect and her tumbling was top tier.  She really delivered and helped to capture our New England title, and was instrumental in the team’s undefeated year.

Emma Yennaco
Winter Spirit, Freshman

Yennaco had an outstanding day on Saturday for the team. She carries the tumbling score throwing 3 elite passes throughout the routine. She learned a new basket toss that gives us maximum points as well. As a rookie she has stepped to the plate for PAVC, really enhancing her performance ability as well as her skillset, while helping PAVC earn both the 34th state title and 14th New England Championship title this season.

Andrew Brander
Boys Basketball, Senior

Brander had 26 points and 10 rebounds to help his team win the NHIAA D1 State Championship on Sunday.

Ashlynn Miller
Winter Spirit, Sophomore

Miller stole the show with her incredible energy-packed performance and perfect skill set. With a few small issues at Prelims, she came back with a vengeance at States and really helped to carry the performance for PAVC. As a flyer and an elite tumbler for our team, her 3 minutes is pressure-filled. Her perfect routine helped us to capture title #34.

Ronan Connors
Boys Ice Hockey, Junior

Connors scored the playoff game-winning goal against the Manchester Kings on Wednesday. He also assisted on the game-tying score that helped to secure overtime for the Astros.

Contessa Silva
Girls Indoor Track, Senior

Silva anchored the 9:27.27 4th place 4x800 team at the New England Championship on Saturday. She ran an impressive 2:18 split to help her team not only place 4th but break the New Hampshire State Record by over ten seconds. She followed it up by placing 9th in the 2 mile, running a personal best 11:18.18.

Hazel Jean Tracy
Girls Swimming, Sophomore

Tracy set two new team records and was part of a third. She defended her state championship in the breaststroke beating her own record. She set a record in the 200 IM and was part of a record-setting 200 medley relay.

Anna Martin
Gymnastics, Freshman

Martin came in 3rd in the individual all around at the New Hampshire state championship meet this past weekend with a 37.3. This score was her season high in the all around. She received 3rd on Vault with a 9.4, 4th on Bars with a 9.35, 6th on Beam with a 9.225, and 10th on Floor with a 9.325. All of her event scores counted towards the winning state championship team score.

Evan Landry
Wrestling, Senior

Landry, 4-0 for the week, leads the team in wins and is chasing the single season takedown record.

Michaella Morse
Unified Basketball, Senior

Morse had her best game of the season against Goffstown with 10 pts, 5 rebounds and 2 assists.

Preston Libby
Boys Ice Hockey, Junior

Libby tallied 5 goals and 2 assists for 7 total points in three games last week. He has been an integral component in the Astros' attack all season, and specifically in this past week, he contributed on 70% of the Astros' overall scoring. Without surprise, he leads the team in goals (16) and in points (21).

Kaylee Dupuis
Girls Basketball, Junior

Dupuis scored 19 points in the win over Dover on Friday, improving the team’s record to 11-0.

Joseph Packowski
Boys Indoor Track, Senior

Packowski, the senior throws captain, had two 2nd place finishes in highly competitive meets this week. On Wednesday, he PR'd by two feet to throw 48' 0.25", and followed it up on Saturday with a throw of 49' 4" at UNH to record the farthest throw by an Astro in 23 years! He is currently ranked #2 in NH, and is now #6 on the all-time indoor shot put list in Pinkerton history.

Emma Tancrede
Girls Alpine Skiing, Junior

Tancrede finished in the top 8 for her third straight race with 5th place in Thursday’s Slalom.  She has displayed great consistency and leadership on and off the snow as captain this season.

Jonas Welch
Boys Alpine Skiing, Junior

Welch captured 5th overall in our first two races of the year leading the boys to 2nd place and 3rd place finishes.

Sydney Gerossie
Girls Basketball, Junior

Gerossie had 28 points against Portsmouth on Tuesday and 19 points against Keene on Friday.

Jackson Marshall
Boys Basketball, Senior

Marshall broke a school record with 52 points on 20 of 28 shooting in Pinkerton’s win vs Bishop Guertin. He was 10 for 10 from the FT line as well, and is currently leading the state in scoring with 35 points per game.

Allie Merrill
Gymnastics, Senior

Merrill competed on Vault (8.9), Beam (8.6), and Floor (9.2) at the meet on Wednesday. All of these scores are season-high scores for her. Her individual event scores contributed to the first-place team All Around score of 146.95, beating Pinkerton's team record.

Matthew Morrison
Boys Indoor Track, Junior

Morrison won two individual events and anchored the winning 4x160 relay at the afternoon session at UNH. He ran a state leading time of 7.84s in the 55m hurdles and a winning time of 6.73s in the 55m dash.

Riley Dunn
Girls Ice Hockey, Senior

Dunn recorded 8 points in one game against Salem with 4 goals and 4 assists. In 4 games this season, she has recorded 16 points with 8 goals and 8 assists.

Brady Elias
Bowling, Junior

Elias helped the team obtain the 2nd seed by bowling a 200 and 234 for the standard games. He also anchored the baker formats, getting necessary marks in the tenth frames for the Astros to finish in first for the match on Saturday.

Elizabeth Lavoie
Girls Basketball, Senior

Lavoie scored 32 points, 13 rebounds, 7 assists, and 3 steals against Exeter last week.

Jack Crowell
Boys Ice Hockey, Senior

Senior forward Jack Crowell had 3 goals and 3 assists in two games last week to help the team get to a 2-0 start on the season.

Nicole Blake
Girls Indoor Track, Sophomore

Blake started off the season winning the 600m and running on the winning 4x400m relay team, showing versatility and strength as she helped the girls indoor track and field team win the first meet of the season against seven divisional opponents.

James Caruso
Wrestling, Sophomore

Caruso capped a great opening week by going 4-0 with 3 pins on his way to becoming champion of the 215 pound weight class at the rugged Salem Blue Devil Classic.  He started the day by taking out the #1 seeded wrestler from North Andover with a 1st period pin, followed that up with pins against wrestlers from Nashua South and Windham, and finished the day with an exciting 7-5 decision over the wrestler from Spaulding (NH).

Sophie Nash
Girls Swimming, Freshman

Nash was a member of two first place relays and earned an individual first place in the 100 freestyle, qualifying for states in that event, and a third place finish in the 100 backstroke.

Timothy Dodd
Boys Swimming, Freshman

Dodd had first place finishes in the 100 butterfly and 100 backstroke, qualifying in both events for states in his debut as an Astro.

Erin Stariknok
Girls Swimming, Junior

Stariknok had first place finishes in the 100 butterfly, the 500 freestyle, and her 4x100 relay also finished first. She qualified for the state championships in both of her individual events.

Matthew Morrison
Football, Junior

Morrison had a phenomenal performance in Friday’s quarterfinal win over Bishop Guertin, scoring 3 TDs and 1 fumble recovery. His touchdowns included an 82 yard kick return and an 88 yard kick return, while rushing for 107 yards on 10 carries for the day.

Kalisan Marzolf
Girls Cross Country, Sophomore

Marzolf has had an amazing sophomore XC season!  She was our 4th finisher at all three postseason meets including Saturday's New England Championships. She stepped up when the team needed her the most, and her phenomenal performances helped earn the team the NH D1 State Championship and our spectacular 3rd place showing at New England's. She was in the top 10 for all D1 girls at the last two races. Truly outstanding!

Kelsey Dionne
Fall Spirit, Junior

Dionne delivered an incredibly strong performance as a secondary base in stunts as well as a tumbler for PAVC. Not only does she manage the most difficult pieces of the pyramid, she also helped to secure the Cap City Championship last Sunday and the 33rd program title at States this weekend!  The entire gym was talking about her choreography and delivery of their favorite part of our routine at the end of the dance.  She has been instrumental in leading the team all season and is a commanding presence from start to finish in the routine.

Ashlynn Miller
Fall Spirit, Sophomore

Miller was an absolute unsung hero in our routine at states. Her first stunt sequence wasn’t executed correctly and instead of panicking, she fell back to the level of her training and controlled her body enough to hold the counts until the stunt was to come down with the others.  The untrained eye could not see it, but us coaches could. We all stopped breathing!  Had she buckled her standing leg it could have been considered a fall by the officials. Because of her masterful cheerleading, she held the stunt and the officials didn’t even notice. The poise she demonstrated in that moment, is what we train and hope they never have to utilize. She threw some of the biggest passes and delivered a very dramatic piece of our dance. She ABSOLUTELY helped us clinch title #33.

Joseph Gustavson
Boys Cross Country, Freshman

Gustavson ran an amazing race to help us capture the Runner-Up plaque at the D1 State Championship as our second best runner with a time of 17:27.

Isabelle Groulx
Girls Cross Country, Senior

Groulx has had another fantastic season! Her legendary performance at the D1 State Championship was a huge personal best. By finishing 4th overall, she helped propel us to the team championship. Her leadership as a Senior Captain has been exemplary. She lifts up her teammates and helps everyone perform at a higher level.

Adam Day
Football, Senior

Day was an important part of the team's big win over Salem, contributing 8 tackles, two solo and two for a loss, and forcing a fumble while also blocking well as an offensive center.

Natalie Paradzick
Field Hockey, Senior

Paradzick was the lone scorer in the quarterfinal game against Exeter. She has been a consistent presence and threat on offense and defense all year, as well as being a leader on the field and leading by example.

Brady Cuneo
Golf, Sophomore

Cuneo played as the #1 on the team from start to finish as a Sophomore.  His scores were counted in each of the team's 10 matches and he was one of two golfers to represent the team at the NHIAA State Championship at Canterbury Woods.  He shot a (+8) 80 which was good for a T-24 finish out of all golfers in Division I.  Brady bounced back from a tough stretch on the front 9 making 4 birdies in his round and carding a (+1) 37 on the back at Canterbury Woods.

Taylor Nastasi
Girls Volleyball, Freshman

Nastasi collected 12 kills, 20 digs, 17 service points, and 4 aces on the week to lead the Astros to two wins against Nashua South and Portsmouth.

Caden Michaud
Football, Senior

Michaud ran for 185 yds. rushing, 1 TD, and 5 tackles in Friday’s win over Bishop Guertin.

Isabella Sippel
Girls Soccer, Sophomore

Sippel had one goal and one assist in the 3-0 win over Manchester Central-West on Tuesday.

Finn Christensen-Kraft
Boys Cross Country, Senior

Christensen-Kraft led the way as senior Finn Christensen Kraft won the Kennett Invitational in a time of 16:36.

Susannah Folsom
Girls Cross Country, Freshman

Folsom has been consistently in the team’s top 3. In addition to winning the freshman race at the Manchester Invitational, she was 2nd for the team (and overall) in the win at the Kennett Invitational on Saturday.

Ethan Douglas
Bass Fishing, Junior

Douglas led the team with landing 7 out of the 8 fish for Pinkerton at NHIAA Qualifier Bass Fishing tournament on Thursday along with a Lunker Smallmouth Bass weighing 2.9 lbs. His contribution resulted in 14 lbs of the 14.9 lbs that was weighed in.

Isabel Rolfe
Girls Soccer, Junior

Rolfe had one goal and one assist in the 2-0 win over Windham on Tuesday. She also helped the team keep possession over Londonderry at center mid on Saturday.

Landon Earehart
Boys Soccer, Senior

Earhart had three goals and 1 assist this week to help the Astros win two games and remain undefeated.

Contessa Silva
Girls Cross Country, Senior

Silva finished 3rd overall at the Nashua North Invitational leading the team to a shutout win over Londonderry in the Mack Plaque competition. Her 18:40 was a 5 second PR for the Senior Captain.  This is the 7th fastest time ever run by an Astro at Mines Falls.

Zackary Smith
Boys Soccer, Senior

Smith had 5 goals and 2 assists to help the Astros win all 3 games this week and remain undefeated.

Jaelyn Crossman
Field Hockey, Junior

Crossman continues to be an offensive threat for the Astros, scoring 4 of the 5 goals against Nashua South. 

Ryan Catineau
Football, Senior

Catineau ran for 10/104 yds, 3 TDs, 7 tackles, and 1 sack in the season-opening win over Windham.

Sarah Bolduc
Girls Volleyball, Senior

Bolduc collected 18 kills (10 in set 1), added 13 digs, 9 service points, and 4 aces. She also had a strong game in serve receive and played well in the defensive part of the game.

Camren Burke
Golf, Sophomore

Burke tied for team low score of 41 in the first match out of the 5 spot in the lineup. His play helped the team win 2 of 3 its season opening match.

Maeve Gilligan
Girls Soccer, Senior

Gilligan made eight saves as goal keeper and cleared some dangerous balls in the air in her varsity debut appearance.

Garrett Hammer
Baseball, Senior

Hammer pitched 14 innings allowing 0 runs during the Astros playoff run. His outings included complete game performances against Windham (Preliminary Round 3-0 win) and Concord (Semifinal round 3-0 win).

Cole Frank
Boys Lacrosse, Junior

Frank helped propel the Astros to the finals by going (22/25) 88% on faceoffs and scoring 3 goals in the semifinals against Exeter. He went on to score a goal and go (18/24) 75% at the faceoff X in a loss to Bishop Guertin in the finals.

Leo Boucher
Baseball, Sophomore

Boucher pitched 6 innings allowing 0 runs and 0 hits on Saturday to help the Astros advance to the Semifinals of the NHIAA Division 1 Baseball State Tournament.

Briana Danis
Girls Outdoor Track, Senior

Danis had a fantastic day at the NH Meet of Champions at Oyster River High School on Saturday. She started the day by becoming State Champion in the shot put for the first time in her career with a throw of 35' 1.5", and ended her day by defending her title and becoming a three-time State Champion in the discus with a school record throw of 138' 11".

Michael Uber
Boys Lacrosse, Senior

Uber finished the week with 4 goals and 1 assist in wins over Nashua North and Bedford.  He scored the 100th career goal against Nashua North and scored 3 goals in a big win on Senior Day against Bedford.

Contessa Silva
Girls Outdoor Track, Junior

Silva was the NH Division 1 Champion in the 3200m race and part of the 4th place 4x800 relay team at the D1 State Championship on Thursday. She scored 14 points between the two events for the third place Astros.

Benjamin Koelb
Boys Volleyball, Sophomore

Koelb led the team by dishing out 55 assists in three matches last week, including 24 against Coe-Brown on Friday.  He added in 1 block, 2 aces and 21 digs as well.

Julia Cahoon
Softball, Junior

Cahoon had 6 hits and 8 RBIs leading the Astros to a 4-0 record last week.

Caden Michaud
Boys Outdoor Track, Junior

Michaud had an upset win over Memorial’s top sprinter in the state in the 100m dash, anchored the meet record setting 4x100 relay, and led the state-leading 4x400 relay team to an impressive win at the Merrimack Invitational. He also dipped under 23 seconds to place 2nd in the 200m.

Jordan Wheaton
Girls Outdoor Track, Senior

Senior Captain Wheaton broke both school records in the hurdles with a meet record 14.75s in the 100m hurdles to break her own record. In the 300m hurdles she broke Amelia Graves (2019) and Maria Virga's (2017) record of 45.83s by running 45.77s. She also jumped 5' 4" in High Jump, winning all three events at the Merrimack Invitational.

Ryan Lynch
Boys Lacrosse, Senior

Lynch returned to the field this week and scored 5 goals and added 1 assist in a 3-0 week for the Astros.  He also scored his 100th career goal in the Astros 14-6 over Algonquin (MA) on Saturday.

Hailey Schnider
Girls Lacrosse, Junior

Schnider scored 16 goals and 8 assists totaling 24 points in three games last week. She also surpassed 100 career points. 

Casey Watson
Baseball, Senior

Watson held a very strong Goffstown team hitless for 4 innings.  He allowed 0 runs, 0 hits while striking out 6 to guide the Astros to a huge win over Goffstown.

Kennedy Michaud
Softball, Senior

Michaud hit a three run home run that cleared the left field fence at home, the first home run over that fence in school history. She also had a double, plus scoring 2 runs in the 10-2 win over previously undefeated Salem.

Joseph Packowski
Boys Outdoor Track, Junior

The throws captain competed in all three throwing events in two meets this week. On Wednesday, he won both javelin and shot put, and took fourth in discus at Winnacunnet. On Saturday, he won the javelin with 152' 2" at the Nashua North Invitational. He also took top 10 with PRs in both discus (105' 2") and shot put (39' 6.5").

Hannah Sippel
Girls Outdoor Track, Junior

Theodore Davis
Boys Outdoor Track, Senior

Davis had an outstanding first week of competition to start the outdoor track season. On Tuesday, Theo was the winner of the 800 starting his season off with a personal record of 2:03.98 in the 800 and also came back to help the 4x400 meter relay take the win in the tri-meet. On Saturday, he was the Pinkerton boys team's only individual event winner at the Haverhill Invitational where he ran another PR in the 800 of 2:01.39. He then came back to help the 4x800 meter relay team win that event.

Jameson Trask
Girls Outdoor Track, Sophomore

Trask had a phenomenal first week of the outdoor season with career bests in shot in both meets, ending with a 30' 1.5" throw (twice) at the Haverhill Invitational winning the FR/SO Shot Put and a 6th place in varsity discus with a huge PR of 103' 8" She is currently ranked 2nd in D1 behind only her own teammate Briana Danis in discus. She also had a career best in javelin on Tuesday in the season opener at home. The sophomore is certainly looking to score at D1s in multiple events.

Beau Freedman
Boys Tennis, Senior

Freedman, a senior, took down the #1 from Nashua North and then he and Senior Captain Ethan Flaharty won 8-4 at doubles to seal our victory against Nashua North.

Calli Matarozzo
Girls Tennis, Senior

Senior Captain Matarozzo won her singles match 8 - 3, then she and fellow senior Emily Borges grabbed an 8 -1 victory at #3 doubles helping the Astros to an 8 -1 season opening win.

Brielle Bryson
Winter Spirit, Senior

Bryson has been instrumental in contributing to the tumbling score as well as stunting score. This past weekend she had a perfect routine with all of her stunts in the air. She was motivating to her other teammates and helped to hold them accountable as well as holding herself to a higher standard. Brielle will be a difficult member of our team to replace.

Kailyn Carkhuff
Winter Spirit, Senior

Carkhuff had an amazing routine for her last time competing with PAVC. Being placed throughout the season in stunts that were difficult to execute and making them work flawlessly as a superior side base. Coming to Pinkerton last year halfway through the season she adopted the whatever it takes mindset and blended what seemed effortlessly. Her ability to make any stunt work as well as her recovery ability when issues arise proved beneficial this past weekend when a minor pyramid bobble could have been much worse. We will miss her and her perfect stunt technique next season.

Anthony Chinn
Boys Basketball, Senior

Chinn had exceptional leadership not only this week during the playoffs but over the course of his career. The hours he has spent motivating his teammates, holding them accountable has helped to turn the culture of the program around in a few short years. Additionally he contributed 15 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists in the semifinal against Nashua North and 13 points, 7 rebounds,  1 assist in the championship against Bedford.

Rebecca King
Gymnastics, Freshman

King was a positive teammate at the New England Championship meet held at home on Saturday and competed with confidence, hitting 3 out of 3 routines and receiving 9’s on Balance Beam and Floor. All of her scores counted towards the team’s 3rd place All-Around score at the championship.

Sean Jenkins
Boys Basketball, Senior

Jenkins recorded a career high 19 points hitting five 3's and handing out 3 assists to go with his 4 rebounds vs Windham, and against Salem he finished with 10 points and 5 rebounds plus 6 assists. 

Kiareese Perez
Winter Spirit, Sophomore

“Kiki” has demonstrated excellence all season for PAVC. Her role as a flyer and tumbler for the team is crucial to our success. Kiki is the center of the pyramid for all of the most difficult skills we execute.  In only her 2nd year with this team she has developed into one of the most incredible performers our program has seen. Perez is one of the strongest flyers in the state. She has an incredible aptitude for trouble-shooting a stunt while it’s happening, always knowing how to help her group stay calm and make the adjustments necessary in the moment to succeed. Her intensity and ability to perform and capture attention is second to none.

Lorenzo Corsetto
Boys Ice Hockey, Senior

Corsetto scored both goals in our loss to Hanover this week. He is the tone setter on our team and often puts the team on his back in situations when we're behind (both goals he scored vs Hanover tied the game back up). He works extremely hard every shift and always wants to be on the ice and wants to be the guy who is relied on in the important situations.

Lillia Woods
Wrestling, Senior

Senior wrestler Woods made history on Saturday by becoming Pinkerton Academy’s first NHIAA Girls Wrestling Champion in the inaugural year of the tournament.  She pinned her way to the 170-pound championship in impressive fashion, finishing her Astros wrestling career in the best possible way. Congratulations Lill!

Thomas Lacroix II
Wrestling, Junior

The junior 195 pounder came into the Division 1 State Championship wrestling tournament as an unseeded wrestler and fought his way to a 5th place finish, qualifying for the NH Meet of Champions next Saturday along with 5 of his teammates.

Elizabeth Lavoie
Girls Basketball, Junior

Lavoie scored 25 pts, 9 rebounds, 4 steals, and 2 assists in the 59-37 win over Trinity on Friday.

Tina Bjelogrlic
Gymnastics, Junior

Bjelogrlic placed 2nd on Bars and Beam and in the All-Around. All of her scores contributed to the first place team AA, as well as the Gymnastics team winning the NH Division 1 State Championship for a second year in a row.

Erin Stariknok
Girls Swimming, Sophomore

Stariknok swam a new school record and a 2nd place finish in the 500, 3rd place finish in the 200 free, 4th place in the 200 Medley Relay and a 2nd place in the 400 freestyle relay in which she swam her entire leg of the relay in the dark after the pool lost power in the middle of the event. Her performance elected the girls swimming team finish runner-up at the NH Division 1 State Championship.

Seamus Matson
Unified Basketball, Senior

Matson had an awesome game on Thursday against Epping. He had 8 points, 3 rebounds and multiple assists. While Matson was not in the game he was being a great teammate cheering on those playing.

Ava Sezgin
Alpine Skiing, Senior

Senior captain Sezgin has been a rock solid leader on the slopes and off. She finished with a team first in 5 straight races scoring maximum points for her team. In addition, she has 3 straight overall 3rd places in the Giant Slalom and a 5th and 8th in the Slalom. She is close to achieving her personal goal of racing at the Meet of Champions,an honor reserved for the racers who finish in the top 10 in each discipline.

Michael Follo
Wrestling, Senior

Senior captain Follo had a great week of competition, starting off by leading the Astros to a victory over rival Londonderry with a pin of his opponent.  He finished the week on Saturday by earning his first tournament title as a Pinkerton athlete at the Capital City Classic. By going 6-0 this week, he improved his season record to 28-6.

Emily Leonard
Girls Basketball, Sophomore

Leonard scored six 3-pointers and had 20 points in her team’s 51-49 win over Dover on Friday.

Cameron McMahon
Wrestling, Senior

McMahon, a senior captain, went 5-0, with 3 pins this week and pushed his season record to 16-4, while helping the team to a 4-1 week.

Briana Danis
Girls Indoor Track, Senior

Danis continued her dominant season in the shot put, remaining undefeated in NH on Saturday through five league meets and a throwers invitational, and has the best throw in NH this season (36' 0"). The senior captain's one time not at the top of the podium this season was in Boston against 177 other female throwers, taking a respectable 6th place. 

Christopher Bennett
Alpine Skiing, Senior

Bennett took 1st place overall again in the Giant Slalom race on Thursday at Pats Peak in a 9 school race. He beat a field of 70 boys, making him 2-for-2 with wins to start the season. The senior captain is a leader on and off the slopes and looks to lift the boys into the top 3 at the state championship race in February.  

Jordan Wheaton
Girls Indoor Track, Senior

Wheaton competed in a meet with close to 4000 total athletes this weekend. The Northeast Invitational hosted many of the top athletes in New England. Enroute to a first place finish, she set a Pinkerton Academy school record in the 55m hurdles with a time of 8.44s. This also set a meet record. The Pinkerton record was previously held by legendary Coach Carol Quarles' daughter Kiah Quarles who ran a time of 8.46s in 2004. To follow it up, Jordan placed 11th in the 55m dash with a career best time of 7.70s.

Shawn Kelley
Bowling, Sophomore

Kelly finished with outstanding standard ten pin games of 193 and 206 on Saturday.  Both games were career high scores.

Emma Hazard
Girls Swimming, Senior

Hazard was a part of two first place relays and qualified individually in the 200m free and the 50m free.

Tyrone Chinn
Boys Basketball, Senior

Chinn was named the Greater Lowell Holiday Tournament MVP as the senior guard averaged 17 points, 4 assists, 6 rebounds, and 4 steals a game for the 3-game tournament. He also played tremendous defense on the opponents best player holding Windham's best scorer to 0 in the championship game.

Isabelle Groulx
Girls Indoor Track, Junior

Groulx competed in two meets this week and placed second in both the 3000m and 600m. It was the first time she ever ran either race. In addition, she was a key member of two winning 4x400 m relay teams. Groulx is a leader on and off the track and is always willing to help out the team in any way she is asked.

Damien Carter
Boys Ice Hockey, Senior

Carter had 29 saves on Wednesday against Bishop Brady, with solid performances so far this season in the rest of his games. He has shown leadership and maturity in the young season.

Allie Merrill
Gymnastics, Junior

Merrill successfully hit both her routines and posted scores of 8.2 and 9.0 on beam and floor.  Both scores counted towards the Pinkerton team score in their first victory of the season.

Jackson Marshall
Boys Basketball, Junior

Marshall scored 41 points on 16-21 shooting and 3 for 5 from the line, scoring all 23 of the Astros 2nd quarter points in the varsity season opener. He added 8 rebounds along with 3 assists in the Astros 89-47 win over Timberlane on Tuesday. He also scored 18 points and grabbed 12 rebounds against Alvirne on Friday.

Emily Gosselin
Girls Ice Hockey, Sophomore

Gosselin opened the season with her first hat trick of her high school career. She continued her great play in game two netting two goals and four assists. In the first two games of the season she has five goals and four assists for a total of 9 points.

Cole Frank
Wrestling, Junior

Frank earned a 4th place in his first high school tournament at the Salem Blue Devil Classic as a junior. He is now 4-2 on the young season.

Nelphison deAlmeida III
Wrestling, Junior

deAlmeida earned a decisive victory by pin in the Concord dual meet and strong showing in a tough bracket at the Salem Blue Devil Classic to place 6th.

Jatin Patel
Boys Swimming, Junior

Patel had 2 first place finishes, qualifying for and winning the 200 IM and 100 Breaststroke. He helped the boys swimming team start the season 1-1 on Sunday. 

Hazel Jean Tracy
Girls Swimming, Freshman

Tracy came away with four first place finishes including state qualifying performances in the 200 IM and 100 Breaststroke, helping the girls swimming team start the season 2-0.

Patrick Waldron
Football, Senior

Waldron had 10 tackles including a solo stop of Bishop Guertin's 2 pt. conversion that would have tied the game late in the 4th quarter, leading Pinkerton to a 14-12 quarterfinal win over Bishop Guertin.

Matthew Morrison
Football, Sophomore

Morrison had the longest rushing touchdown of the year at 87 yds. He also had 11 carries for 128 yds (11.6 per carry), 4 tackles, and 2 passes defended in Pinkerton’s quarterfinal win over Bishop Guertin.

Emily Lawrence
Fall Spirit, Senior

Lawrence is a big reason the Varsity Fall Spirit team was able to bring home title number 32 this weekend. She is a selfless leader and demonstrates strong leadership to the younger members of our team, lifting them through a very difficult week last week. She is a main base throughout the routine and has the most demanding role as a base in the center of the pyramid. Emily attacks every single task assigned to her with polish and grace.

Jaylan Audette
Fall Spirit, Junior

Main and side base in the routine, Audette has one of the hardest routines start to finish.  Her 3 minutes is Go Go Go!  She is in every section doing the hard lifting, throwing all the tumbling and bringing her athletic performance to life. She is someone you cannot take your eyes off of at the end of the routine in our dance. Jaylan is one of the strongest performers on our roster this season and isn’t afraid to dig deep to get the job done.

Noah Daigle
Boys Cross Country, Sophomore

Daigle has consistently been one of the top-three performers all season long for the Astros. He had a sensational race at the Division 1 Championships by placing 14th with a time of 17:00, contributing to the team’s New Hampshire D1 State Title on Saturday.

Althea LeBlanc
Girls Cross Country, Sophomore

LeBlanc has been having a tremendous season. On Saturday, she performed at the highest level in our most important race.  She ran a 52 second Derryfield Park PR. This inspired run is one of the reasons why the team won the 2022 D1 Championship!

Finn Christensen-Kraft
Boys Cross Country, Junior

Christensen-Kraft has been the Astros top finisher in their last two races, and expected to contribute to a very exciting Division 1 Championships run next week.

Sophia Phanuef
Girls Volleyball, Senior

Phanuef had a superb week leading her team to a perfect 3-0 week, including the game winning kill in the deciding game four over Windham. She had 29 kills, 30 service points, 9 aces, and 43 digs in her excellent week.

Caden Michaud
Football, Junior

Michaud ran for 178 yards rushing, 68 receiving yards, and 3 touchdowns against Brockton, MA on Saturday.

Julianna Megan
Golf, Senior

Megan led the team with a (+9) 81 at Bretwood GC in Keene on Thursday in the team championship. The Astros finished 5th in the tournament, outpacing their seeding going in. She then shot a (+8) 80 at Beaver Meadow in Concord in the second round of the individual championship on Saturday where she finished 3rd overall in the state. Her performance qualifies her for the New England Championship on 10/31 at Mohegan Sun in CT.

Noah Sands
Boys Soccer, Senior

Sands scored three goals and had two assists last week, helping the team to a tough fought 1-0-1 record on the week.

Isabelle Groulx
Girls Cross Country, Junior

Groulx ran a season best on Saturday in helping the Astros win the Battle of the Border Invitational on Saturday. She has been running consistently well meet after meet and shows great leadership as one of the captains.

Matthew Feole
Football, Senior

Game against Salem:
2 punts inside the 3 yardline
10 tackles
22 yd. reception that led to a TD

Sarah Bolduc
Girls Volleyball, Junior

Bolduc helped Pinkerton to a 2-1 record last week with 38 kills, 33 digs, 24 service points, and 16 aces.

Theodore Davis
Boys Cross Country, Senior

Davis was the team’s top finisher in both the Mack Plaque race and Manchester Invite this week,  running personal records on each course.

Cali Lockwood
Girls Soccer, Freshman

Lockwood, a freshman, had a great week. She scored two goals and had one assist. She always has energy on the field and creates many chances for her team.

Cole Yennaco
Football, Senior

Scored a rushing TD; Passed for a TD; Intercepted a pass
Leading varsity rusher
75% passing completion
2 receptions
Leading tackler at LB

Contessa Silva
Girls Cross Country, Junior

Silva led the team to a 2nd place finish on Saturday competing in the Nashua North Invitational with many of the top ranked teams in the state. The team only finished behind the first ranked team in the state - Bedford.  She finished 2nd overall in the race with a blazing time of 19:46.  The Astros went into this event ranked 8th in the state and will likely move up to 4th with the help of her strong performance.

Ethan Bellows
Boys Soccer, Sophomore

Bellows, a midfielder, has been very steady and consistent thus far this season. Due to some injuries, he was asked to step in as a defender. He accepted this role without hesitation because he knew this would be best for the team. He has done a superb job for the Astros and has been instrumental in helping the team win the last two games.

Lindsay Blum
Girls Soccer, Senior

Blum had ten saves against Spaulding to preserve the first shutout of the season for the Astros.

Jacob Albert
Football, Senior

Season opener against Windham:
128 yds. rushing (9.1 per carry)
3 TDs
Interception
Fumble Recovery (sealing the game)
Leading tackler in game (13 tackles - 11 were unassisted)

Elise LeBlanc
Field Hockey, Junior

LeBlanc has had a great start to the season - having over 20 saves in the game against Bedford, followed by a shutout vs. Timberlane. She also has led the defensive unit on corners and through stopping some penalty strokes.

Brendan Horne
Baseball, Freshman

Horne went 4 for 7 during the Semi-Final and Championship games. He provided the Astros with a huge insurance run in the Championship game with a 2-out RBI double to seal the 2-0 win over Londonderry for the State Title.

Thomas Rioux
Baseball, Senior

Rioux went 5.1 innings allowing 1 run while striking out 8 in a 7-1 win over Exeter in the State Semi-Final game. He provided the first run in the Championship game 2-0 win over Londonderry with a huge RBI double to right center field.

Joseph Gallo
Boys Lacrosse, Junior

Gallo, a junior attack, scored three goals and dished out four assists in a 15-3 quarterfinal victory for the Astros over Nashua South.

Lauren Sweeney
Girls Lacrosse, Senior

Sweeney completed her 300th career save and had 17 saves in the semifinal round of the playoffs against Bedford.

Caitlin Seleny
Girls Lacrosse, Senior

Seleny broke the all-time single season and single-game assist record with 8 assists in one game. The previous single-season record was 52, held by Heather Carr since 2005. She now is at 57 on the season.

Cole Yennaco
Baseball, Junior

Yennaco batted .571 this past week to lead the Astros to wins over #6 Exeter and #7 Winnacunnet. During those games, he provided solid defense and leadership handling the pitching staff in the absence of the pitching coach.

Tate Thompson
Boys Volleyball, Senior

Down two starters this week, Thompson helped to lead the Astros to a 2-2 effort. In an upset win over Winnacunnet on Monday night, he led the team with 19 kills and an additional 2 aces. He also had 45 kills over 4 games and 8 aces, and a steadying presence to the team around the court as the team put pushes towards playoffs.

Mia Rivard
Girls Tennis, Freshman

Rivard finished the regular season with a 13-1 singles record, and won 12 in a row. She also finished with an impressive 9-3 record in doubles as an important piece in helping the Astros to a 9-5 season record and spot in postseason play.

Zachary Beaudoin
Unified Track, Senior

Beaudoin had a huge improvement in shot put from last year to this year with a personal best of 15’ 10”, more than double his best mark last season.

Briana Danis
Girls Outdoor Track, Junior

Danis set the school record in Shot Put twice this week. The first was on Tuesday at Londonderry (37' 3") and then she smashed it again Thursday at the Merrimack Invitational with a 39' 5.75” bomb. This was also the meet record. As if this weren't enough, she broke her Discus school record by over two feet on Tuesday (135' 2"). Her winning throw of 133' 8" at Merrimack was also a meet record. She is undefeated on the season in Discus.

She is currently ranked #1 in both events in the state, and #1 in New England for shot put.

Jackson Marshall
Baseball, Sophomore

Marshall batted .667 for the Astros last week with two doubles and 4 RBI. He also provided a huge walk off single to secure the win against Trinity.

Abygale Alexander
Softball, Junior

Alexander played errorless in right field in the West/Trinity and Londonderry games last week. She had 6 at-bats with 4 hits (.667 avg.), 1 single, 2 doubles, 1 homerun with 4 runs batted in and 3 runs scored.

Allison Lamphere
Girls Lacrosse, Senior

Senior Lamphere had 10 points for the Astros. On Monday, she helped her team beat Londonderry 15-4 with a 5 goal effort and in doing so scored her 100th career goal. She finished the week by adding 5 more points against Concord on Wednesday with 1 goal and 4 assists as the Astros beat Concord by the score of 15-4.

Riley Spellman
Boys Lacrosse, Senior

Spellman, a senior captain and midfielder, finished the week with 8 goals and 4 assists to lead the Astros to finish the week with a 2-1 record.

Paige Murray
Softball, Sophomore

Murray had a dominant pitching line for the Astros, earning two wins, 20 strikeouts, and only allowing 5 hits in 14 innings en route to a 1.42 ERA versus Bedford and Manchester Central.

Cole Frank
Boys Lacrosse, Sophomore

Frank, a midfielder for the Astros, won 92% of his faceoffs in a 2-1 week for the Boys Lacrosse team. His efforts have helped in controlling the middle of the field and getting the team key possessions.

Hannah Sippel
Girls Outdoor Track, Sophomore

Sippel won the 200m dash with a personal best time of 26.85s, while also contributing to the 4x100 relay that ran the team's fastest time in three years at 51.06 and finishing second at the Haverhill Invitational.

Liam Doyle
Baseball, Senior

Doyle had an incredible week both on the mound and in the batter’s box, throwing two complete game wins, 10 innings pitched, 26 strikeouts allowing 0 runs on 2 hits and 0 walks (in the Bedford game 14 of the 15 recorded outs were strikeouts), batting .364 with 2 doubles and 3 RBI.

Jordan Wheaton
Girls Outdoor Track, Junior

Wheaton had personal bests in winning the High Jump (5' 0") and the 300m Hurdles (48.72). She also ran the lead leg for the winning 4x100m relay and finished second in the 100. An all around fantastic meet!

Jake Spezzaferri
Boys Outdoor Track, Senior

Spezzaferri had an impressive meet at home versus Bishop Guertin to open up the season on Tuesday with first place finishes in the 100m - PR’d 11.27, 200 - 23.03 and High Jump and 4x100m relay.

Haleigh Bowler
Winter Spirit, Junior

Bowler upped her game for us at New England's by upgrading an additional tumbling pass to beef up our over-all impression. She has the most demanding routine for PAVC and delivered it this past weekend with grit and gumption to help the team capture our 13th NE and Grand Championship title. She is point flyer for PAVC and never leaves the front row in any segment over the course of 3 minutes to help carry the scoresheet. “Piper” has displayed tremendous heart and leadership and shows up for her team day in and day out. She truly bleeds PAVC pride.

Sara DiClemente
Winter Spirit, Freshman

DiClemente helped the team win its 31st state title on Thursday by putting her big routine together perfectly for the Astros. She helped to carry the tumbling score throwing 2 elite passss. She wears many hats throughout the 3 minutes, starting the routine as a backspot, then moving to a sidebase position in our elite stunt and finally acting as a main base in the pyramid. Sara’s determination was a driving factor behind this state championship for her team.

Riley Dunn
Girls Ice Hockey, Sophomore

Dunn scored five of our eight goals in two playoff games. She scored two versus Lebanon and netted a hat trick against the number one ranked team Oyster River.

Shelby Scott
Winter Spirit, Sophomore

Scott, the little dynamo in her first year as a part of this program, went from her tumbling role as assigned to basing all of the builds in the routine in just a few short weeks this season. Although Shelby is small in stature, her heart and determination are bigger than life. She has stepped up and into these roles because the team needed her, pushing herself and her capabilities. She is a true team player in every definition. Her tumbling helps to carry our score, she jumps front row and even acts as a back spot in the pyramid. Shelby is unstoppable.

Kelsey Dionne
Winter Spirit, Freshman

Dionne is a main base and side base throughout the routine throwing the majority of the elite tumbling skills for the team as a freshman. She is in the most difficult part of the pyramid and tackles every piece of her assigned routine with ease. She displays heart and passion at every practice working harder than the day before.

Lorenzo Corsetto
Boys Ice Hockey, Junior

Corsetto has constantly worked hard every game and it was due to his hard forecheck that forced a Londonderry turnover which he scored on en route to a Pinkerton victory on Wednesday.

Kiareese Perez
Winter Spirit, Freshman

Perez is a flyer for PAVC and had an outstanding day on Saturday with her routine start to finish. She throws some of the bigger skills and debuted her aerial front walkover for competition. She is in the front for most of the routine in a high profile spot and performed in such a way that demanded you watch her. She used her adrenaline to her advantage in our season opener and kept her composure bringing out her best skills for us, and helped us win the Cap City competition.

Ava Sezgin
Alpine Skiing, Junior

Sezgin led her team in points in the Slalom and GS throughout the Season scoring team firsts in 8 or 9 races. At the state finals on Monday, she was again our top racer in both disciplines scoring team firsts in Giant Slalom (13th overall) and a team first in the Slalom (11th overall). She displayed focus, intensity, and consistency throughout the season while at the same time skiing very fast which is no easy feat. Way to be a leader on the snow, Ava!

Allie Merrill
Gymnastics, Sophomore

Merrill placed 3rd on Vault (9.2), 3rd on floor (9.225), and 6th AA (35.225) on Saturday, helping lead Pinkerton to a NHIAA State Championship win. All four of her event scores also counted toward the team score and were her season highs.

Kevin Rheaume
Unified Basketball, Sophomore

Rheaume scored 8 points in Unified Basketball’s game against Londonderry, and had multiple assists. He was a great team player all season, always getting everyone involved.

Cameron McMahon
Wrestling, Junior

McMahon, wrestling at 120 pounds, went 3-1 with 3 pins on Saturday. His lone loss was a 3-1 overtime decision to Timberlane.

Colby Wong
Bowling, Senior

Wong had a great performance on Saturday against Stevens, Coe-Brown, and Merrimack with game scores of 142 and an exceptional 246.

Kristina Packowski
Girls Basketball, Senior

Packowski continued her successful season with 21 points and 19 rebounds against Exeter on Wednesday.

Jackson Marshall
Boys Basketball, Sophomore

Marshall averaged 20 points per game (60) 11 rebounds (33) 3 assists (9) and 1 block shot (3) for the week. The sophomore continues to excel on both ends of the floor and has helped the Astros to a 13-2 overall record. With wins at Londonderry and Bedford, and a home win over Exeter the Astros were 3-0 on the week.

Sophia Phaneuf
Gymnastics, Junior

Phaneuf has had a consistent season thus far, scoring in each meet for the Astros in the all-around. This weekend was no different, making all of her routines and having one of the highest scores on the floor in an event she does not normally compete in. She continues to display great leadership, a positive attitude, and filling in wherever she is needed.

Sydney Gerossie
Girls Basketball, Freshman

Gerossie was an important contributor to Pinkerton’s big win against Bishop Guertin with 21 points and was the leading scorer against Londonderry with 16 points.

Grace Mack
Girls Swimming, Sophomore

Mack had two individual first place finishes and two relay firsts and two qualifying times in the 100 Butterfly (1:05.85) and 100 Breaststroke (1:18.94).

Anthony Borbone
Wrestling, Sophomore

Borbone, a 126lb sophomore, went 5-0 in Springfield, MA on Saturday with 4 pins.

Christopher Bennett
Alpine Skiing, Junior

Bennett finished 1st overall in 1/6/222 GS race at Pats Peak. He finished his first run with a 25.49 (1st) and 2nd run he finished with a 25.79 (1st). Chris finished first overall beating 2nd place by a tenth of a second.

Avah Ingalls
Girls Basketball, Senior

Monday against Memorial:
17pts  /  3 assist  /  8 rebounds  /  4 steals

Wednesday against Spaulding:
23 pts  /  3 assists  /  5 rebounds  /  1 steal

Ethan Bellows
Boys Soccer, Sophomore

Bellows, a midfielder, has been very steady and consistent thus far this season. Due to some injuries, he was asked to step in as a defender. He accepted this role without hesitation because he knew this would be best for the team. He has done a superb job for the Astros and has been instrumental in helping the team win the last two games.

Zackary Smith
Boys Soccer, Senior

Smith had 5 goals and 2 assists to help the Astros win all 3 games this week and remain undefeated.

Caden Michaud
Football, Senior

Michaud ran for 185 yds. rushing, 1 TD, and 5 tackles in Friday’s win over Bishop Guertin.

Brendan Horne
Baseball, Freshman

Horne went 4 for 7 during the Semi-Final and Championship games. He provided the Astros with a huge insurance run in the Championship game with a 2-out RBI double to seal the 2-0 win over Londonderry for the State Title.

Thomas Rioux
Baseball, Senior

Rioux went 5.1 innings allowing 1 run while striking out 8 in a 7-1 win over Exeter in the State Semi-Final game. He provided the first run in the Championship game 2-0 win over Londonderry with a huge RBI double to right center field.

Joseph Gallo
Boys Lacrosse, Junior

Gallo, a junior attack, scored three goals and dished out four assists in a 15-3 quarterfinal victory for the Astros over Nashua South.

Lauren Sweeney
Girls Lacrosse, Senior

Sweeney completed her 300th career save and had 17 saves in the semifinal round of the playoffs against Bedford.

Caitlin Seleny
Girls Lacrosse, Senior

Seleny broke the all-time single season and single-game assist record with 8 assists in one game. The previous single-season record was 52, held by Heather Carr since 2005. She now is at 57 on the season.

Cole Yennaco
Baseball, Junior

Yennaco batted .571 this past week to lead the Astros to wins over #6 Exeter and #7 Winnacunnet. During those games, he provided solid defense and leadership handling the pitching staff in the absence of the pitching coach.

Tate Thompson
Boys Volleyball, Senior

Down two starters this week, Thompson helped to lead the Astros to a 2-2 effort. In an upset win over Winnacunnet on Monday night, he led the team with 19 kills and an additional 2 aces. He also had 45 kills over 4 games and 8 aces, and a steadying presence to the team around the court as the team put pushes towards playoffs.

Mia Rivard
Girls Tennis, Freshman

Rivard finished the regular season with a 13-1 singles record, and won 12 in a row. She also finished with an impressive 9-3 record in doubles as an important piece in helping the Astros to a 9-5 season record and spot in postseason play.

Zachary Beaudoin
Unified Track, Senior

Beaudoin had a huge improvement in shot put from last year to this year with a personal best of 15’ 10”, more than double his best mark last season.

Briana Danis
Girls Outdoor Track, Junior

Danis set the school record in Shot Put twice this week. The first was on Tuesday at Londonderry (37' 3") and then she smashed it again Thursday at the Merrimack Invitational with a 39' 5.75” bomb. This was also the meet record. As if this weren't enough, she broke her Discus school record by over two feet on Tuesday (135' 2"). Her winning throw of 133' 8" at Merrimack was also a meet record. She is undefeated on the season in Discus.

She is currently ranked #1 in both events in the state, and #1 in New England for shot put.

Jackson Marshall
Baseball, Sophomore

Marshall batted .667 for the Astros last week with two doubles and 4 RBI. He also provided a huge walk off single to secure the win against Trinity.

Abygale Alexander
Softball, Junior

Alexander played errorless in right field in the West/Trinity and Londonderry games last week. She had 6 at-bats with 4 hits (.667 avg.), 1 single, 2 doubles, 1 homerun with 4 runs batted in and 3 runs scored.

Allison Lamphere
Girls Lacrosse, Senior

Senior Lamphere had 10 points for the Astros. On Monday, she helped her team beat Londonderry 15-4 with a 5 goal effort and in doing so scored her 100th career goal. She finished the week by adding 5 more points against Concord on Wednesday with 1 goal and 4 assists as the Astros beat Concord by the score of 15-4.

Riley Spellman
Boys Lacrosse, Senior

Spellman, a senior captain and midfielder, finished the week with 8 goals and 4 assists to lead the Astros to finish the week with a 2-1 record.

Paige Murray
Softball, Sophomore

Murray had a dominant pitching line for the Astros, earning two wins, 20 strikeouts, and only allowing 5 hits in 14 innings en route to a 1.42 ERA versus Bedford and Manchester Central.

Cole Frank
Boys Lacrosse, Sophomore

Frank, a midfielder for the Astros, won 92% of his faceoffs in a 2-1 week for the Boys Lacrosse team. His efforts have helped in controlling the middle of the field and getting the team key possessions.

Hannah Sippel
Girls Outdoor Track, Sophomore

Sippel won the 200m dash with a personal best time of 26.85s, while also contributing to the 4x100 relay that ran the team's fastest time in three years at 51.06 and finishing second at the Haverhill Invitational.

Liam Doyle
Baseball, Senior

Doyle had an incredible week both on the mound and in the batter’s box, throwing two complete game wins, 10 innings pitched, 26 strikeouts allowing 0 runs on 2 hits and 0 walks (in the Bedford game 14 of the 15 recorded outs were strikeouts), batting .364 with 2 doubles and 3 RBI.

Jordan Wheaton
Girls Outdoor Track, Junior

Wheaton had personal bests in winning the High Jump (5' 0") and the 300m Hurdles (48.72). She also ran the lead leg for the winning 4x100m relay and finished second in the 100. An all around fantastic meet!

Jake Spezzaferri
Boys Outdoor Track, Senior

Spezzaferri had an impressive meet at home versus Bishop Guertin to open up the season on Tuesday with first place finishes in the 100m - PR’d 11.27, 200 - 23.03 and High Jump and 4x100m relay.

Haleigh Bowler
Winter Spirit, Junior

Bowler upped her game for us at New England's by upgrading an additional tumbling pass to beef up our over-all impression. She has the most demanding routine for PAVC and delivered it this past weekend with grit and gumption to help the team capture our 13th NE and Grand Championship title. She is point flyer for PAVC and never leaves the front row in any segment over the course of 3 minutes to help carry the scoresheet. “Piper” has displayed tremendous heart and leadership and shows up for her team day in and day out. She truly bleeds PAVC pride.

Sara DiClemente
Winter Spirit, Freshman

DiClemente helped the team win its 31st state title on Thursday by putting her big routine together perfectly for the Astros. She helped to carry the tumbling score throwing 2 elite passss. She wears many hats throughout the 3 minutes, starting the routine as a backspot, then moving to a sidebase position in our elite stunt and finally acting as a main base in the pyramid. Sara’s determination was a driving factor behind this state championship for her team.

Riley Dunn
Girls Ice Hockey, Sophomore

Dunn scored five of our eight goals in two playoff games. She scored two versus Lebanon and netted a hat trick against the number one ranked team Oyster River.

Shelby Scott
Winter Spirit, Sophomore

Scott, the little dynamo in her first year as a part of this program, went from her tumbling role as assigned to basing all of the builds in the routine in just a few short weeks this season. Although Shelby is small in stature, her heart and determination are bigger than life. She has stepped up and into these roles because the team needed her, pushing herself and her capabilities. She is a true team player in every definition. Her tumbling helps to carry our score, she jumps front row and even acts as a back spot in the pyramid. Shelby is unstoppable.

Kelsey Dionne
Winter Spirit, Freshman

Dionne is a main base and side base throughout the routine throwing the majority of the elite tumbling skills for the team as a freshman. She is in the most difficult part of the pyramid and tackles every piece of her assigned routine with ease. She displays heart and passion at every practice working harder than the day before.

Lorenzo Corsetto
Boys Ice Hockey, Junior

Corsetto has constantly worked hard every game and it was due to his hard forecheck that forced a Londonderry turnover which he scored on en route to a Pinkerton victory on Wednesday.

Kiareese Perez
Winter Spirit, Freshman

Perez is a flyer for PAVC and had an outstanding day on Saturday with her routine start to finish. She throws some of the bigger skills and debuted her aerial front walkover for competition. She is in the front for most of the routine in a high profile spot and performed in such a way that demanded you watch her. She used her adrenaline to her advantage in our season opener and kept her composure bringing out her best skills for us, and helped us win the Cap City competition.

Ava Sezgin
Alpine Skiing, Junior

Sezgin led her team in points in the Slalom and GS throughout the Season scoring team firsts in 8 or 9 races. At the state finals on Monday, she was again our top racer in both disciplines scoring team firsts in Giant Slalom (13th overall) and a team first in the Slalom (11th overall). She displayed focus, intensity, and consistency throughout the season while at the same time skiing very fast which is no easy feat. Way to be a leader on the snow, Ava!

Allie Merrill
Gymnastics, Sophomore

Merrill placed 3rd on Vault (9.2), 3rd on floor (9.225), and 6th AA (35.225) on Saturday, helping lead Pinkerton to a NHIAA State Championship win. All four of her event scores also counted toward the team score and were her season highs.

Kevin Rheaume
Unified Basketball, Sophomore

Rheaume scored 8 points in Unified Basketball’s game against Londonderry, and had multiple assists. He was a great team player all season, always getting everyone involved.

Cameron McMahon
Wrestling, Junior

McMahon, wrestling at 120 pounds, went 3-1 with 3 pins on Saturday. His lone loss was a 3-1 overtime decision to Timberlane.

Colby Wong
Bowling, Senior

Wong had a great performance on Saturday against Stevens, Coe-Brown, and Merrimack with game scores of 142 and an exceptional 246.

Kristina Packowski
Girls Basketball, Senior

Packowski continued her successful season with 21 points and 19 rebounds against Exeter on Wednesday.

Jackson Marshall
Boys Basketball, Sophomore

Marshall averaged 20 points per game (60) 11 rebounds (33) 3 assists (9) and 1 block shot (3) for the week. The sophomore continues to excel on both ends of the floor and has helped the Astros to a 13-2 overall record. With wins at Londonderry and Bedford, and a home win over Exeter the Astros were 3-0 on the week.

Sophia Phaneuf
Gymnastics, Junior

Phaneuf has had a consistent season thus far, scoring in each meet for the Astros in the all-around. This weekend was no different, making all of her routines and having one of the highest scores on the floor in an event she does not normally compete in. She continues to display great leadership, a positive attitude, and filling in wherever she is needed.

Sydney Gerossie
Girls Basketball, Freshman

Gerossie was an important contributor to Pinkerton’s big win against Bishop Guertin with 21 points and was the leading scorer against Londonderry with 16 points.

Grace Mack
Girls Swimming, Sophomore

Mack had two individual first place finishes and two relay firsts and two qualifying times in the 100 Butterfly (1:05.85) and 100 Breaststroke (1:18.94).

Anthony Borbone
Wrestling, Sophomore

Borbone, a 126lb sophomore, went 5-0 in Springfield, MA on Saturday with 4 pins.