Telegraph file photo by TOM KING Nashua North's Bryce Zimmerman is five shots off the pace in his quest for a third striaght Division I individual crown.

The Nashua High School North golf team finished the Divison I state tournament tied for fifth at Mt. Washington Golf Club on Tuesday.

And the top Titan, Bryce Zimmerman, is still within striking distance of a third straight individual crown.

But he’ll have some work to do on Sunday at Concord Country Club, as he is five shots off the pace.

Zimmerman shot an even par 72, and trails leaders Jack Pepin of Timberlane and Evan Desjardins of Salem, both of whom shot a five-under 67.

Will Ducharme of Exeter and Brady Burke of Bedford are both at minus-1. Zimmerman is the only local who made the cut to Sunday’s second day.

The Blue Hawks, meanwhile, snapped Bedford’s six-year Division I reign with a team total of 301, seven shots ahead of Concord (308) and the Bulldogs (314). Keene was fourth at 315 and North was tied for fifth with Timberlane at 317.

Locally, Bishop Guertin was eighth at 340, Merrimack 12th at 371 and Nashua South 14th at 385.

The Titans got a 74 from Eva Gonzales, while Spencer Champagne shot an 83 and Chris McQuinn an 88.

Guertin was paced by an 83 by Constantine Liakos and an 87 from Ryan Horgan.

Hunter Bailey’s 85 paced Merrimack, while Nashua South was led by Josh Gao’s 88 and Stephen Robbe’s 91.

CAMPBELL 11th in DIVISION III

The Cougars totaled 375, far behind the 322 posted by title winner Bow at Derryfield Country Club. Stevens was a distant second, 10 shots back.

Sean Ryan led the Cougars with an 82 and qualified for the second day of the Divison III individual tourney Sunday at Concord CC, going in 16th place. Mitchell Cormier of Fall Mountain and Evan Rollins of Laconia were the team day medalists with a one-over 71 each.

Also for the Cougars, Aiden Perigny had a 92 and Travis Breton a 93.

In other high school games on Tuesday:

BOYS SOCCER

HOLLIS BROOKLINE 0,

CAMPBELL 0

The teams finished scoreless after regulation and passed on overtime due to lack of daylight.

HB’s Aidan Dufoe, Brian Wright, and Ethan Smith put up several goal scoring opportunities, but CHS keeper Wyatt Hemming denied the Cavs from getting on the board. Jackson Koopman (four saves) put up his fourth shutout of the season for the 4-0-1 Cavs, who finish the regular season Saturday at Milford.

The Cougars, 4-2-1 and unbeaten in their last four, finish up at Pelham on Saturday.

GIRLS SOCCER

LONDONDERRY 7,

NASHUA NORTH 5

The good news for the Titans was they scored more goals than anyone had on the Lancers (5-4), with a season high total for themselves.

The bad? They fell to 3-3, but will get another shot at LHS in their regular season finale Thursday at Stellos Stadium.

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

MERRIMACK 3,

ALVIRNE 1

The 2-5 Tomahawks won the first two sets, 25-22, 25-21, and recovered from losing the third 25-22 with a 25-17 clincher. The Broncos dropped to 5-4.

Key contributors for Merrimack were

Lily Petrocelli (five blocks), Grace Lawton (six kills, one block), Lindsey Hui (14 digs, six aces) and senior setter Isabella Smith (15 assists).

The two teams will tangle again in Hudson on Friday.