Around the Granite State: Tuesday's Roundup
The Bishop Guertin High School boys lacrosse team got five goals and seven assists from Brian Cameron in an 18-6 win over Reading (Mass.) on Tuesday.
Ben Albadian (assist) and Sam Prunier (two assists) each had three goals for the Cardinals (11-0) while Sean Cameron had two goals. Peyton Fisher added two goals and Drew Hailey had one goal and one assist.
Cam Fagan and Mason Carroll also scored for Bishop Guertin and Doug Barker, Nathan Binette and Cameron Erasami had an assist apiece. James Heitmiller had eight saves in the win.
Merrimack Valley 16, John Stark 12
Parker McQuarrie had four goals and an assist, but it wasn't enough for the Generals.
Kayden Easter added three goals and Jack Baumann had two scores while Aiden Moser, Matt Bennetter and Noah Bellemore had a goal apiece.
Hollis Brookline 14, Alvirne 2
Three players had hat tricks for the Cavaliers as they improved to 4-5 on the season.
Ryan Olson, JJ Fiore and Joe MacDonough had three goals each to lead HB and Garret Moloney picked up seven saves. Jack Aldana-Proulx recorded 12 ground balls.
Girls Lacrosse
Souhegan 14, Londonderry 2
Brigid Casey (assist) and Taylor Clark each had three goals to lead the Sabers to a win over the Lancers.
O'Neill Galinson had two goals and two assists while Abby Cranney recorded a goal and three assists. Hannah Rowe had two goals and Taylor Dudek had a goal and two assists.
Savannah Behn and Clare Woodford each chipped in with a goal for Souhegan (11-1) and Nicole O'Rouke had an assist. Alex LaBrosse made eight saves.
Londonderry (3-7) got goals from Shannon Fraser and Kaitlyn Nortick while Vic Kelly had an assist and Morgan Brotus made five saves.
Nashua South 9, Salem 8 (2OT)
Kirsten McIntire had four goals and two assists, including the game-winning goal for the Panthers in double overtime.
Liz Harrington also had four goals while Emily Colburn had a goal and Sarah Signorello added two assists. Laura Galvez won six draw controls in the second half and Emma Pucillo, Izzy Bolduc and Tara Saliany played well defensively. Abbey Rowe made eight saves.
