Nashua South's Anthony Fernandez hopes to be on the podium again in Saturday's Meet of Champions at Londonderry after winnin the Division I title at 132 pounds last weekend. (Photo courtesy of Nashua Huddle)

New Hampshire high school wrestling has another big day coming up.

While the Division championships were certainly eventful last weekend, the NHIAA Meet of Champions will take place on Saturday at Londonderry High School beginning at 9:30 a.m., and there will be locals aplenty.

It’s step number two for Nashua South’s Anthony Fernandez, whose goal is a New England title. Fernandez is the Division I state champion at 132 pounds, and he’d be looking to take the overall state crown Saturday.

“I will be ready,” Fernandez told The Telegraph last week as he’ll be joined by eight Panther teammates, the largest Panther contingent in head coach Adam Langlois’ tenure at South. Ryan Salemi (113), Damien Perez (152), and Colby Vancelette (220) will be tough competitors to go with Connor Comeau (195), Jimmy Brown (285), Kyle Vancelette (138), Connor Whitman (145) and Andrew Lovell (6th)

Nashua North will be paced by Matt Oliver (106) and Toby Brown (220), to be joined by Finn Mullaly (152) and Jessy Allen (285)

Hollis Brookline had five state divisional champions last weekend, and look for Caden Bruseo (113 pounds), Hunter Crea (132), Jason Dejoie (138), R.J. McAdams (145) and Troy Moscatelli (152) will certainly be contenders for overall state titles.

Bishop Guertin has William Murphy (145), Matt Ha (170), Charlie Bellavance (195) to lead a strong contingent that also among others will include James Murphy (182), Zach Connerty (220) and Rocco Geraci (285)

Merrimack’s got Evan Torres at 120 as well as Anthony Almonte (113) and Mitchell Krupp (138) and Adam Cummings (145).

For Milford, two division champs, Ben Kilgore and Danny DeBernardo will be tough. Greg Gagnon (195) and Kyle Lajoie (120) will be, as well.

Campbell will have Divison III champion Logan Allaire at 138; they also have Chris Corbett (second last week at 132).

Souhegan will be led by Logan Brown at 126, plus Noah Dennis (132), and Christian Knuckles (152). Alvirne, meanwhile, has the likes of Jacob Kulick at 126, Logan Jacques at 138 and Grant Dickieson at 160.

ALPINE SKIING MEET OF CHAMPIONS

Locally, the event held at Cannon Mountain belonged to Bishop Guertn’s Colby and Colin Rathbone as well as Souhegan’s Lyla Kimball.

In the GS, Colby Rathbone was fourth (1:23.04), and Colin Rathbone seventh (1:24.85). Guertin’s Austin Harvey was at 25.

In the Slalom, Colin Rathbone was 10th in 1:18.78, while Colby Rathbone was 24th in 1:24.20.

In the women’s race, Souhegan’s Kimball was the top local in the Giant Slalom in 1:31.66 (11th) as well as the Slalom (10th, 1:28.53)

In the GS, Bishop Guertin’s Maddie Goldstein was 21st, while Hollis Brookline’s Annette Schlunk was 31st, Souhegan’s Erin Taylor (36), Sierra Kimball (39) and Nashua South’s Brybb Tefft (40) were the other top locals in the GS.

In the Slalom, locally after Kimball, Tefft was 19th in 1:35.28, while Golstean was 21stas well. Souhegan’s Taylor and Kimball were tied at 34, while HB’s Schlunk was 38th.

BOWLING INDIVIDUAL TOURNEY SATURDAY

In the Individual Bowling Championships, last year’s Telegraph Bowler of the Year, Wil Jacques goes in as the top seed with a 215 average at Strikers East in Raymond.

Hollis Brookline’s Travis LaFontaine is seventh at 196.72 while Merrimack’s Chase Morin is ranked 10th at 193.06.

Fellow Tomahawk Tyler Barnard is 19th at 181.56. Bishop Guertin’s Derek Griebel is 24th at 177.38. Merrimack’s Maxwell Townsend comes in at 29th at 173.25 to round out the top local seeds in the championship flight.

In the medal flight, Merrimack’s Ryan Croto is the top local, 35th overall in 163.11. Fellow Tomahawk Mason Anketell is 43rd and Souhegan’s Nolan Hobbs 45th overall as the top three locals.

LIONS CUP LACROSSE DATE SET

The Lions Byrne Cup Twin State All-Star Lacrosse Games will be held on Saturday, June 18 at Hanover High School, it was announced.

The New Hampshire-Vermont girls game will be at 12:30 while the boys game will be at 3 p.m. It will be the 29th game for the boys, 26th for the girls, consisting of graduating seniors from both states.