Around the Granite State: Roundup

The Bedford High School girls lacrosse team scored seven goals in the first five minutes Friday and never looked back in an 18-3 win over Exeter.

The Bulldogs (13-1, No. 2 in the NHHSSports Coaches Poll) were led by Julian Bell, who had six goals, including the 100th of her career, and two assists. Olivia Matthews added three goals and two assists and Reagan O'Brien scored twice and had two helpers.

Sydney Grogan, Eliana Enners and Natalie Denon each had two goals apiece while Teagan Steele had three assists and Abigail Williams had a goal and an assist. Abigail Weidner made four saves.

Exeter (8-8, No. 10) got a goal apiece from Ally Roeder, Emily LaPia and Mackenzie Babine while Grace Martin made four saves.

No. 7 Nashua South 17, Manchester Central 7

Ella Benzekri scored six goals, including the 100th of her career, and dished out three assists to help the Panthers (12-3) to the win on Friday.

Karina O'Donnell and Bella Walsh also had three goals apiece while Maddy Matylewski had two goals and an assist. Kylie Dawe and Kaitlyn West had a goal and an assist each.

Keira Walsh (one save) and Audrey Mullaney shared time in goal for South.

Wednesday: No. 7 Nashua South 14, Merrimack 8

Benzekri had five goals and Dawe had four goals and four assists to lead the Panthers.

Matylewski added two goals while Anna Pasquale, Bella Walsh and O'Donnelly had a goal apiece. Bailey Carroll, Nessa Reeder, Neveah Eppolitto, Soleil Dubois, Jenna Hamelin and Morgan Preston played well defensively.

Keira Walsh had five saves and Mullaney had two, including the 100th of her career.

Monday: No. 2 Bedford 18, No. 7 Nashua South 3

The Panthers came up short, getting all three goals from Benzekri. Dawe added an assist while Carroll, Dubois and Eppolitto played well.

Thursday: Bromfield 14, No. 6 Hollis Brookline 6

The Cavaliers traveled to Harvard, Mass., but came up on the short end, despite two goals from Ireland Stark.

Cailean Roy, Abbie Ogren, Alyssa Hill and Bella Haytayan each had a goal for HB (11-3). Sabrina Hill had two assists while Hallie Bardani made 10 saves and Daniella Allanach played well defensively.

Wednesday: No. 6 Hollis Brookline 19, Merrimack Valley 4

Alyssa Hill had six goals, including the 100th of her career, and she added an assist to lead HB to the win.

Roy added three goals and an assist while Stark (one assist), Teagan Arborgast and Sabrina Hill each had two goals. Ogren had a goal and three assists while Allanach, Samantha Smith and McKenna Maguire had a goal apiece.

Maddison Caetano also had an assist and Bardani made four saves.

May 12: No. 6 Hollis Brookline 16, ConVal 4

Alyssa Hill had four goals and four assists and Juliette Ogren also had four goals and a helper for HB.

Stark added three goals and Paige Mello had two goals and four assists. Haytayan, Roy and Kaitlyn Castriotta each had a goal and Abbie Ogren and Sabrina Hill had an assist each. Bardani made eight saves.

Thursday: Pembroke 15, Alvirne 5

The Broncos got two goals apiece from Madison Nicolosi and Halle Miller, but it wasn't enough against the Spartans.

Elsa Ferullo also scored and Makayla Meehan played well defensively.

Monday: Nashua North 12, Alvirne 8

Alexa Kruger had a big day in goal, making 20 saves for Alvirne, while Jordan Sweeney and Abbi St. Laurent played well defensively.

Miller led the Broncos with five goals and Nicolosi had two scores. Ferullo also had a goal and Emme Fopiano had two assists.

May 12: Alvirne 10, Spaulding 8

Nicolosi had five goals to help lead the Broncos to their first win of the season.

Miller added four goals and two assists and Ferullo had a goal and an assist. Kruger came up with 12 saves for Alvirne.

Wednesday: Dover 14, Manchester Central 7

The Green Wave got two goals each from Megan Healy, Payton Denning, Erin Lynch and Leyden Churchill.

Kiley Campbel, Julia Rowley, Samantha Dyer, Samantha Koellmer and Molly Goodridge each had a goal in the win.

Wednesday: No. 4 Souhegan 17, No. 8 Windham 5

Elle Stevenson had five goals and an assist to lead the Sabers to a win over the Jaguars.

Lyla Kimball added three goals and Mackenzie Cretsinger, Emma Kenney and Natalie Heimarck scored two goals apiece. Riley Devine had a goal and two assists.

Madeline Lim and Sierra Kimball had a goal apiece and Shannon Hargreaves made eight saves for Souhegan.

Tuesday: No. 4 Souhegan 17, Manchester Central 4

The Sabers again got five goals from Stevenson, to go with two assists, and Lim had three goals and an assist.

Kennedy scored twice and had three assists and Haimarck had two goals and an assist. Cretsinger, Lyla Kimball and Devine each had a goal and an assist while Alice Serin also scored.

Abby Giannetti recorded an assist and Hargreaves made four saves.

May 13: No. 4 Souhegan 17, Keene-Monadnock 2

Stevenson scored five goals and had an assist for Souhegan while Cretsinger had four goals and two assists.

Kennedy had two goals and two assists while Lyla Kimball also scored twice and Heimarck had a goal and two assists. Lim recorded three assists while Devine, McKenzie Berry and Lyla Hawkes had a goal apiece.

Tuesday: Londonderry 17, Nashua North 3

Meg Daileneas and Ava Naar had two goals and one assist apiece to lead the Lancers to a win over the Titans.

Natalie Washington, Victoria Savage and Tess Brown also had two goals each while Lauren Allen had a goal and an assist.

Gabby Pedrick, Tara Wright, Jill Leonardo, Abbie Whitley, Madie Wholley and Keira Stike also had a goal apiece while Ashleigh Leone made one save.

Tuesday: No. 5 Pinkerton 12, No. 10 Exeter 5

Hailey Schnider had four goals to help lead the Astros.

Hannah Lisauskas added two goals and an assist and Allison Lamphere and Tate Howe each scored twice. Caitlin Seleny also scored and had two assists while Lilly Jeans chipped in with a goal.

Lauren Sweeney made nine saves for Pinkerton.

May 13: No. 5 Pinkerton 16, Dover 3

Lamphere had five goals and Seleny had seven assists to lead Pinkerton to the win.

Lisauskas added four goals and two assists and Schnider had three goals and an assist. Howe also scored twice and Liz Fournier and Peyton Knowlton each had a goal. Sweeney made four saves.

May 13: Oyster River-Newmarket 17, Goffstown 15

The Bobcats got a huge game from Sophie Royal, who had 10 goals and two assists.

Mackenzie Cook added two goals and Elsa Pueschel and Brooklyn Northcutt had a goal and an assist each. Caitrin Ferris and Elizabeth Walent added a goal apiece.

Paige Haug (three saves) and Sydney Haines (five saves) split time in goal.

Boys Lacrosse

No. 6 Nashua South 8, Concord 7

The Panthers picked up a road win Saturday morning over the Crimson Tide.

Connor Rowsell had five goals and Griffin Johnson and Nate Campbell had a goal apiece. Brady Swisher added an assist and Ethan Johnson made 17 saves.

Wendesday: No. 6 Nashua South 13, Merrimack 8

Ethan Johnson made 17 saves and Griffin Johnson had four goals and two assists to lead South.

Campbell added two goals and three assists, Rowsell had three goals and Rhett Medling recorded two goals. Ryan Salemi had two assists, Parker Fleury had a goal and an assist and Michael Rutstein also had a goal.

Kyle Dunn and Alec Viety had two goals and an assist each for the Tomahawks. Matt Todd had two goals and Shea Goodwinn and Ryan Rezendez added a goal apiece. Alec Griffint made five saves.

Hopkinton 15, Milford 3

The Spartans had just 13 players and were within 6-3 at halftime before the Hawks were able to pull away in the second half on Friday.

Harris Jones had a goal and an assist for Milford while Kaleb Francouer and Andrew Herner had a goal apiece. Logan Barnhill added an assist and James Brew made 16 saves. Luca DeRosa played well defensively.

Thursday: Milford 13, Hillsboro-Deering 7

The Spartans picked up the win behind a big performance from Jones and Barnhill.

Jones had four goals and five assists and Barnhill recorded five goals and two assists. Herner chipped in with two goals and two assists while Hugh Palmer scored twice.

Cade Bouchard had two assists and Braydon Atwood also had a helper. Brew made 10 saves while Justin Desmarais caused four turnovers and got 13 groundballs.

Wednesday: Bishop Brady 5, Milford 4

The Spartans came up just short in a game played at New England College.

Jones led the way with two goals, with Bouchard assisting on both. Palmer had a goal and an assist while Barnhill had a goal and Herner had an assist.

Brew made 12 saves while Tyler Descoteaux, DeRosa and Desmarais played well on defense.

May 12: Trinity 8, Milford 4

Barnhill had two goals but the Spartans fell to the Pioneers.

Jones and Descoteaux had a goal apiece and Jack Seale added an assist. Brew stopped 12 shots while Desmarais and DeRosa played well.

Tuesday: No. 2 Exeter 16, No. 4 Pinkerton 15

Aiden Drunsic had five goals and two assists and Adam Neil scored three times to lead the Blue Hawks to the win.

Owen Williams (two assists) Gavin Lechner (assist), Matt Denman and Marshall Lasewicz added two goals apiece. Ryan Tatman made 11 saves.

Pinkerton got two goals and three assists each from Riley Spellman and Joey Gallo while Matt Feole and Michael Uber had three goals apiece. Ryan Lynch also had two goals and Colby Gagnon had three assists.

Matt Morrison had a goal and an assist, Liam Prescott added a goal and Cole Frank scored and was 30 of 32 on faceoffs. Curtis Michaud made nine saves.

May 14: No. 4 Pinkerton 13, Algonquin (Mass.) 7

Spellman had four goals and an assist to help Pinkerton to the out-of-state win.

Lynch added three goals and an assist and Uber had two goals and two assists. Gallo recorded two scored and a helper and Feole chipped in with a goal and three assists.

Colby Gagnon also had a goal and an assist while Frank was 18 of 23 on faceoffs and Michaud made 10 saves.

Monday: No. 1 Bishop Guertin 20, Salem 4

Quinn Cepiel led the Cardinals with four goals and an assist and Tim Kiely had three goals and a helper.

Connor Guibord, Caleb Yeung and Micah Dunsmoor each had two goals while Jacob Carron and Riley Gwinn had a goal and an assist each. Connor Bouvier recorded two assists while Brady Dumont, Carter Jozokos, Michael Mauszewski, Ryan Jolicouer and Sebastian Zeman each had a gaol.

Zach Kouchalakos had an assist while Will Murphy (one save), Liam O'Keefe (three) and Michael MacDonough (two) shared time in goal.

May 14: No. 1 Bishop Guertin 15, La Salle (R.I.) 8

Aiden Laurendeau had four goals to lead the way for Bishop Guertin.

Cepiel and Bouvier had two goals and an assist while Dumont added two goals. Guibord scored a goal and had an assist and Kiely, Yeung, Caron and JJ Murphy had a goal each.

Nick Dahl and Colin Roark had an assist each while Zach Connerty made eight saves.

May 12: No. 1 Bishop Guertin 13, No. 6 Nashua South 5

The Cardinals jumped out to an 8-0 lead in the first quarter and cruised to the win.

Laurendeau had three goals while Guibord had two goals and an assist and Cepiel had a goal and two assists. Dumont also scored twice while Bouvier, Yeung, Jozokos, Caron (assist) and Matuszewski each had a goal.

Kouchalakos and Kevin Broderick each added an assist while Connerty had two saves and O'Keefe had three.

May 13: No. 3 Portsmouth 16, Kingswood 4

Mike O'Neil had two goals and four assists and Keigen Delisle had two goals and three assists to lead the Clippers.

Zac Amend added three goals and a helper while Dom Maldari and Keghan Myers each scored twice. Dylan Roelofs had a goal and two assists, while Ben Purcell and Torin Brewer had a goal each and Luke Suhesky scored his first career goal.

Noah Diep won 12 of 17 faceoffs while Nathan Amend had five saves and Kia Paterson had four.

Boys Volleyball

Hollis Brookline 3, Dover 1

The Cavaliers picked up a road win on Friday, beating the Green Wave by scores of 25-23, 25-15, 23-25 and 25-10.

Jake Laborde had 27 kills and four aces for HB (10-2) while Bradley Noble had 13 kills. Ethan Norris recorded 47 assists and Dan Sattler had 24 digs.

Monday: Hollis Brookline 3, Mascenic 0

HB got 10 kills and three aces from John Sommer as the Cavs beat the Vikings by scores of 26-24, 25-21 and 25-16.

Noah Sinclair had three kills and two aces while Sattler had 11 digs and Ben St. John had 37 assists.

May 12: Hollis Brookline 3, Bishop Guertin 0

The Cavs got the sweep of the Cardinals by scores of 25-14, 25-21 and 25-13.

Kaleb Popham had five kills for HB while Connor Moquin had two aces. Martin Bergeron and Jordan Beck added an ace each.