Nashua South's Sue Mai White was crowned Divison I Diving champion for the second straight year. (Photo courtesy of Nashua Athletics)

Nashua is the place to be for top Division I high school divers this year.

Nashua High School South’s Sue Mai White repeated as the Divison I girls dive champion late Friday, while Nashua North’s Trevor Ryan was awarded the Division I boys title with a score of 114.90.

White totaled 176.40, ahead of Bishop Guertin’s Moira Thompson (139.65), and Alvirne’s Malia Downey (108.00), and was sixth overall in the combined Divison I-II results, as Hanover’s Sophia May was the overall winner at 213.30.

Ryan was seventh overall in the combined Divison I-II competiton, as Dillon P. O’Connor of St. Thomas was first overall at 316.15.

The Divison I swimming championships were held Saturday into the evening at the Salem Workout Club, but results weren’t immediately available due to the separate sessions. However, the NHIAA tweeted that BG’s Jack Januario set a state record with a time of 4:32.99 in the 500 freestyle.

Meanwhile, it was a full day of action on the ice and the hardwood, including a dramatic late win for BG boys hockey and the Guertin girls remained unbeaten:

BOYS HOCKEY

BISHOP GUERTIN 3,

HANOVER 2

The Cards moved to 9-2 thanks to Brian Jenkins and John Mantone combining on not one but two third period goals after trailing 2-1.

Mantone was the facilitator, feeding Jenkins twice. The first goal tied things at 9:38 of the final period and the game-winner came two minutes later at 11:29. Quinn Cepiel also assisted on the final goal.

Hanover’s John Hill scored twice for the Marauders, including the go-ahead goal at 8:43. Derek Amaral also scored for BG, assisted by Mike Kiely.

John Casey had 14 saves in net for BG, which winds up the regular season at Exeter on Wednesday at 4 p.m.

KEENE 6,

MERRIMACK 4

Eliot Medlock had two goals but the Tomahawks fell short as Keene’s Joel Beard recorded a hat trick at West Side Arena.

Brayden Guagliumi and Evan Roy had a goal and an assist each for the ‘Hawks, who fell to 5-4 and face the Blackbirds again on Monday, this time at Keene.

GIRLS HOCKEY

BISHOP GUERTIN 7,

EXETER 0

Lindsay Hult and Kathryn Simpson while Julie McLaughlin added a goal and an assist to give her her 100th regular season career point as just a junior as the visiting Cards moved to 12-0. They outshot Exeter 45-5 as Sarah King picked up the shutout in goal.

Guertin finishes the regular season with a showdown with perrenial power Hanover on Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. at Hudson’s Cyclones Arena.

BOYS BASKETBALL

HOLLIS BROOKLINE 64,

CONVAL 58

The Cavaliers vaulted over the .500 mark at 5-4 with four scorers in double figures

Once again Robby Haytayan led the Cavs with 18 points while Adam Razzaboni added 14, Matt Dias 15, and Blake Bergerson 11.

HB winds up the regular season Thursday at Souhegan.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

HOLLIS BROOKLINE 63,

CONVAL 44

The Cavs’ Elisabeth Stapelfeld led all scorers with 24 points along with 19 rebounds. Brooke Allanach had nine points, Maggie Crooks added seven and McKenna Dunn had six.

Emily Donovan had 17 pts for Conval.

HB (5-3) visits Nashua North Tuesday at 6 p.m.

BOWLING

MERRIMACK 164-210,

SOUHEGAN 127, 146

Leading the way for the Tomahawks were Chase Morin with a 322, (161 average), Ryan Church with a 306, (153 average), Maxwell Townsend with a 266 ,(133 average), Tyler Barnard with a 244, (122 average) and Mason Anketell with a 237 (118 average)