Staff file photo by TOM KING Alvirne's Max Bonney-Liles, shown in a game earlier this season, scored his 1,000th career point in a 74-72 win over Winnacunnet.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Alvirne 74,

Winnacunnet 72

Max Bonney-Liles scored his 1,000th career point in his 27-point performance Tuesday night, helping the Broncos improved to 12-5 in Division I.

It was quite a night for the visiting Broncos, who hit 15 3-pointers.

Joe Canelas had 23 points and eight rebounds while Connor Lambert added 12 and seven boards.

The Broncos wind up the regular season at home on Friday vs. top-ranked Portsmouth.

Exeter 78,

Nashua North 57

Casey Lane had 16 points and Yassine Jakib added 13, but it wasn’t enough as the Titans fell to 4-13. Two of the reasons for that were Blue Hawks Josh Morrisette, who had 30 points (seven 3-pointers) and Cody Morrisette, who added 17. North winds up the season on Friday at home vs. Londonderry.

Spaulding 54,

Bishop Guertin 41

The visiting Cardinals dropped to 3-14 on the season, despite 19 points by Andrew Lussier. Guertin finishes up Friday night.

Hollis Brookline 64,

Con Val 53

Hollis Brookline inched a step closer to the top seed in the upcoming Division II playoffs with a solid victory.

Matt Dowling led the winners with 20 points, and Matt Simco added a dozen. Thursday night, the Cavaliers host Milford in the Senior Night regular-season finale.

Merrimack 57,

Keene 46

Ian Cummings led the Tomahawks with 23 points in the win. Jared Dyer was immense off both backboards, while Adam Elias played a strong floor game for 8-9 Merrimack, which closes out the regular season Friday night at Merrimack.