Around the Granite State: This week's roundup (video)

The Nashua High School South boys lacrosse team picked up another win Friday, beating Dover 11-1 in a Division I game at Stellos Stadium.

Griffin Johnson led the way with four goals and two assists while Ryan Salemi and Connor Rowsell had two goals and two assists each for the Panthers (9-1, No. 6 in the NHHSSports Coaches Poll).

Nate Campbell added a goal and two assists and Michael Rutstein had two goals. Rhett Medling recorded two assists and Ethan Johnson had six saves while Brady Swisher was strong on faceoffs.

Dover (2-6) got 22 saves from goalie Dom Chalifour and Vinny Ciccotelli scored.

Thursday: No. 6 Nashua South 15, Nashua North 1

The Panthers picked up their second win of the season against the Titans, getting five goals and two assists from Campbell.

Rowsell added four goals and two assists and Griffin Johnson had three goals and four assists. Salemi scored two goals and dished out two assists while Rutstein had a goal and an assist.

Medline had a goal while Swisher and Ben Kalman had an assist each. Ethan Johnson made nine saves and Colin Sewade had one stop.

North (0-10) got a goal from Alec Jenkerson and Austin Kaminatis had an assist. Devyn Lavoie made eight saves.

Tuesday: No. 4 Portsmouth 12, Bow 4

The Clippers jumped out to a 9-1 lead in the first quarter and never looked back against the Falcons.

Mike O'Neil, Dom Maldari and Ben Purcell each had three goals and an assist while Nick Smith also scored three goals. Skyler Mikioliates made 11 saves for Portsmouth.

Friday: No. 3 Pinkerton 17, Souhegan 4

Ryan Lynch and Joey Gallo each had five goals to lead the Astros to the win over the Sabers.

Riley Spellman added three goals and two assists while Matt Feole and Michael Uber had a goal and an assist apiece. Matt Morrison and Garrett Mulhall also scored for Pinkerton (7-3) and Colby Gagnon, Adam Scala and Liam Prescott each had an assist.

Curtis Michaud had two saves and Tyler LeBlanc had four saves while Cole Frank and Alex Tsetseranos combined to win 21 of 22 faceoffs.

Souhegan (4-7) got two goals from Cole Manning while Owen Nolek and Colin Duckless had a goal apiece.

Friday: Kearsarge 12, Milford 9

Logan Barnhill had two goals and two assists but it wasn't enough for the Spartans against the Cougars.

Chuck Urda and Andrew Herner added two goals apiece and Cade Bouchard and Harris Jones had a goal and an assist each. Braydon Atwood also had a goal.

James Brew made 11 saves for the Spartans (2-5) and Tyler Descoteaux and Luca DeRosa both played well defensively for Milford (2-5).

Thursday: Milford 16, Inter-Lakes/Moultonborough 4

The Spartans picked up the win behind three goals and three assists from Bouchard.

Barnhill also had three goals and an assist and Urda scored twice and had a helper. Andrew Herbert and Atwood each had two goals and Jones had three assists.

Huge Palmer and Ryan Arseneau added a goal and an assist each and Alex Johnson also scored. Brew made five saves and Justin Desmarais and DeRosa were solid on defense.

Thursday: No. 1 Bishop Guertin 11, Boston College High (Mass.) 10

The Cardinals picked up a big out-of-state win on the road, holding off the Eagles late for a win.

Tim Kiely led the way with four goals and an assist for Bishop Guertin (9-1) while Quinn Cepiel had three goals and Connor Guibord had two goals and an assist.

Aiden Laurendeau had a goal and an assist and Kevin Broderick also scored. Brady Dumont and Connor Bouvier each had two assists. Zach Connerty made 15 saves and Liam O'Keefe made one.

Girls Lacrosse

Friday: Dover 14, No. 9 Nashua South 9

The Green Wave (6-4) were able to pull off the win, scoring four goals late despite being down a player after picking up four yellow cards as a team.

Julia Rowley led the way with four goals and an assist and Molly Goodridge had two goals and two assists. Payton Denning, Megan Healy and Danielle Young each added two goals and an assist.

Julia Bastille and Rylen Gray scored a goal apiece, while Sam Dyer was good on the draw and freshman Maggie Berry made nine saves in just her third game in goal.

South (9-2) got three goals and an assist from Maren Lowell, while Bella Walsh also scored three times. Ella Benzekri had two goals and an assist while Kylie Dawe had a goal and Kaitlyn West had an assist.

Audrey Mullaney made eight saves for the Panthers.

Thursday: No. 9 Nashua South 17, Nashua North 3

The Panthers won their second of the year over the Titans (2-10), getting four goals and three assists from West.

Benzekri added four goals and Lowell had three goals and an assist while Maddy Matylewski had two goals and a helper. Morgan Uzdanovich and Karina O'Donell had a goal and an assist apiece.

Saige Devins and Maddie Berthiaume each scored and Walsh had an assist. Mullaney made four saves while Dawe, Soleil Dubois, Bailey Carroll and Nessa Reeder played well defensively.

Wednesday: Dover 16, Merrimack 10

Denning had four goals and Rowley scored three to lead the Green Wave past the Tomahawks.

Ari Bowden added two goals and an assist while Sam Dyer and Young had two goals apiece. Gray, Goodridge and Healy each added a goal for Dover.

Friday: Derryfield 14, Campbell 6

Casey Benson helped lead Derryfield past Campbell, scoring seven goals to go with an assist.

Lilly Losey added two goals and an assist and Lilly Handwerk had two goals for the Cougars (6-2). Christine Nadeau had a goal and two assists while Hailey Ramundo and Kira Geddes had a goal apiece.

Lily Kfoury made nine saves in goal while Sophie Rose Riopel, Kensie Miller, Alex Benson and Sarah Naje' played well defensively.

Wednesday: Gilford 15, Derryfield 11

The Cougars fell at home despite getting three goals and two assists apiece from Casey Benson and Ramundo.

Handwerk added two goals and an assist while Nadeau had a goal and an assist. Geddes and Brianna Murray also had a goal each for Derryfield. Kfoury made nine saves while Alyssa Shula and Meg Lautieri played well on defense.

Thursday: Oyster River-Newmarket 18, Spaulding 3

Elsa Pueschel had seven goals to help lead the Bobcats (6-1) to a win over the Red Raiders

Sophie Royal and Annika Kell each had two goals and three assists in the win while Mackenzie Cook added three goals. Elizabeth Walent had a goal and three assists while Brooklyn Northcutt, Mia Weglarz and Kira Jacons had a goal apiece. Hannah Dunbar added an assist.

Wednesday: No. 7 Hollis Brookline 16, No. 10 Hanover 9

Alyssa Hill had six goals and an assist to lead the Cavaliers (7-2) to the win over the Marauders.

Bella Haytayan and Ireland Stark added three goals and an assist each while Sabrina Hill had two goals and three assists. Abbie Ogren had a goal and an assist and Cailean Roy recorded a goal.

Hallie Bardani made 15 saves for HB.

Wednesday: Kingswood 16, Alvirne 4

The Broncos fell on the road to the Knights despite getting 13 saves from goalie Alexa Kruger.

Elsa Ferullo, Halle Miller, Maddy Nicolosi and Sydney Nicholson each had a goal for Alvirne while Katherine Waden recorded an assist.

Wednesday: No. 1 Bishop Guertin 21, Concord 10

The Cardinals (9-0-1) got six goals and an assist from Rylee Bouvier in the win over the Crimson Tide.

Lauren Redfern had three goals and three assists and Nat Coutu had three goals and two assists while Tess Prunier scored four times. Deb Moyer added two goals and a helper and Anna Campel had two scores.

Jordan Gaebel recorded a goal and an assist while Sophia Alton and Kam Schmidt each chipped in with an assist.

Wednesday: Londonderry 18, Manchester Central 2

Caroline Leone had six goals to lead the Lancers (5-5) to their third straight win.

Meghan Daileanes and Tara Wright added three goals apiece and Lauren Allen had two goals and three assists. Ava Naar had a goal and two assists while Gabby Pedrick had a goal and a helper.

Victoria Savage and Abbie Whitley also scored for Londonderry while Natalie Washington and Kiera Strike each had an assist.

Boys Volleyball

Wednesday: Hollis Brookline 3, Salem 0

The Cavaliers (6-1) picked up a win over the Blue Devils by scores of 25-16, 26-24 and 25-18.

Jake Laborde led the way with 18 kills and Aidan Norris recorded nine kills. Ethan Norris had 28 assists while John Sommer had two blocks and Dan Sattler had nine digs and two aces.