Break up the Panthers.

No one was saying that about the Nashua High School girls volleyball team a couple of weeks ago after their 0-5 start, but they may be now.

South won its fourth in a row on Monday night, topping Bishopg Guertin, 3-1.

The Panthers won the first two sets, 25-21, 25-19, before Guertin took the third, 25-23. But they edged the Cards (x-x) 25-22 in the fourth set to win.

Anne Sherman was huge for South with 28 assists and six digs, while Olivia Johnson had 11 digs and six aces. Other keys for the Panthers included Natalie Boyle (10 kills, six digs), Alexis Farrell, (five kills, five blocks), and Kim Hendrick (seven kills, four aces).

For the Cards, Maddy Keating had five aces, eight kills and 12 digs, while Emma Charron (16 digs), Julia Foster (14 assists, six digs) and Meghan Stack (five kills, two blocks) also played well.

The two teams meet again on Wednesday at South’s Belanger Gym.

Here’s a look at the rest of Monday’s local high school results:

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

LONDONDERRY 3,

NASHUA NORTH 0

The visiting Titans were swept by scores of 25-23, 25-20,25-21, falling to 4-2.

Jamie Parker (three aces, six digs), Alyssa Stanton (seven kills, six digs) and Kelsey Laliberte (six kills, two aces, four blocks) stood out for the Titans, who host the Lancers on Wednesday.

BOYS SOCCER

ALVIRNE 3,

MERRIMACK 2

Jack Ashworth scored with seven minutes left to snap a 2-2 tie for the Broncos, now 5-2.

Ashworth also assisted on the other Alvirne goals, one by Jake Dufor (sixth of the season) and the other by senior defender Evan Beals.

The two teams play in Hudson on Wednesday.

LONDONDERRY 6,

NASHUA NORTH 0

It was a tough second half for the Titans, who trailed just 1-0 after the first 40 minutes but fell victim to a couple of Lancer penalty kicks the rest of the way.

Working hard for North were Preston Thompson, Dan Guzman, Quinn Hilger and Stephen Norris.

GIRLS SOCCER

ALVIRNE 6,

MERRIMACK 3

The Broncos scored three in each half as Paige Boudreau had three goals and Kelly Perry four assists. Maddie Bertrand, Marissa Juliano and Mallory Busnach had a goal apiece for the winners (5-1-1).

Isabella Saxon had a pair of goals and Siobhan McMakin two assists to lead the Tomahawks, who also got a single goal from Mary Vance.

The two teams wrap up the regular season vs. each other in Merrimack on Wednesday.

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