Wil Jaques won four events to pace the Souhegan boys track team on Tuesday. (Twitter photo)

The Hollis Brookline baseball team is enjoying a great start to its season, winning a tight game Tuesday with Lebanon to remain unbeaten. Also, Alvirne won its second straight game to highlight a very busy day for local teams.

The Bishop Guertin and Nashua South boys tennis teams on, while the Souhegan girls stayed unbeaten.

But the performance of the day may have been by Saber Wil Jaques, who was a four-time winner in a four-team meet in Amherst. On the flip side, the Nashua North baseball winning streak was snapped.

Here you go:

BASEBALL

HOLLIS BROOKLINE 4, LEBANON 3

The Cavaliers remained unbeaten thanks to Zak Lussier’s game winning homer in the bottom of the sixth as he went 3 for 3 and also got the win pitching two innings (one run, two strikeouts).

Padge MacSeain went four innings for HB, allowing two runs while fanning eight.

HB hopes to keep it going on Thursday at Hanover.

LONDONDERRY 3, BISHOP GUERTIN 2

Defensive woes hurt BG as the Cards fell to 5-5, with pitcher Jake Boudreau taking the loss, allowing three unearned runs on just four hits, striking out eight.

Max Riordan (2 for 3, double, RBI) and Brandon Metevier (2 for 4, run scored) led the Cards offensively. Guertin is slated to face Souhegan today at Holman Stadium (weather permitting).

CONCORD 7, NASHUA NORTH 4

The Titans six game winning streak was stopped by a 7-3 Crimson Tide team despite Ryan Bourgeois going 2 for 2 with an RBI, and a run scored, reaching base four times.

Jason Tejeda had a triple and two RBIs while Connor Ross had a double and an RBI. North (6-3) is at Londonderry today.

ALVIRNE 11, WINDHAM 3

The Broncos captured their second straight, pounding out eight hits as Devin Smith pitched well in relief (one hit over 2.2 innings with three strikeouts) of starter Alex Blais and also homered.

Ethan Moccia went 3 for 4 for Alvirne (2-9), which hopes to keep things going Friday at home vs. Trinity.

SOFTBALL

MANCHESTER CENTRAL-MEMORIAL 15, NASHUA SOUTH 11

The Kings snatched the lead late in the game, in the top of the ninth with an unearned run.

That spoiled a huge rally by the 1-6 Panthers, who scored seven in the bottom of the seventh to send the game to extra innings thanks to doubles by Malia Martel and Kylee Clough, a triple by Morgan Gillis (her second), and an error on a ball put in play by Jillian Daley, who took the complete game loss in the circle despite striking out 10.

Gillis had a big day at the plate, going 4 for 4. Clough, Natalia Rogers and Isabel Medeos also racked up multiple hits for the Panthers, who had 14 in all and host Spaulding on Thursday.

JOHN STARK 12, SOUHEGAN 0 (Monday)

The Sabers fell to 1-6, suffering their fifth loss in a row after the Generals broke open a tight 1-0 game in the bottom of the sixth.

Olivia Harnish had eight strikeouts in the circle for the Sabers,who host Oyster River on Friday.

BOYS LACROSSE

KEENE-MONADNOCK 12, NASHUA NORTH 9

The Titans (0-10) enjoyed their best offensive output of the season despite the loss as Austin Kampinaris and Jack Peters each had four goals.

Devyn Lavoie had six saves in goal for North, which faces Nashua South Thursday in the Battle of the Bridge at Stellos.

GOFFSTOWN 14

HOLLIS BROOKLINE 11,

The Cavaliers’ tough season continues as they dropped their seventh straight despite a hat trick by Tommy Anderson and two goals each by Jake Roy, Ben Dufoe and Ethan Bender.

Jackson Cikota and John-Paul Torgersen each had a goal for HB, which got 23 wins out of 28 faceoffs by Justin Colby and four saves by Tucker Luter in net.

HB is at Manchester Memorial-Central on Saturday.

BOYS TENNIS

NASHUA SOUTH 8, DOVER 1

The Panthers took the first five singles matches for their fifth straigt win (5-2), with Abhinav Avvaru (9-8, 7-5), Santiago Somorrostro (8-0), Atul Phadke (8-1), Akhil Kamilla (8-1) and Kaushik Tadipathri (8-4) all winning.

South swept doubles with Avvaru/Somorrostro (8-3), Phadke/Kamilla (8-2) and Tadipathri/Kamilla (8-0) cruising.

The Panthers are at rival Nashua North on Saturday.

BISHOP GUERTIN 7, LONDONDERRY 2

The Cards took five of six singles to improve to 6-2. Gavin Bombara (8-0), Ryan Wallat (8-0), Aditya Prasad (8-3), Sean Cairns (8-2) and Will Moynihan )8-2) all won.

The doubles tams of Wallat/Prasad (8-2) and Cairns/Moynihan (8-2) also won as Guertin now is at Concord today.

HANOVER 7, ALVIRNE 2

The Broncos found out why the Bears are one of the state’s best teams, as they managed just wins by Peyton (8-3) and Ashton Meuse (8-5 at Nos. 1 and 2 singles.

Now 3-6, the Broncos host Derryfield on Thursday.

KENNETT 6, HOLLIS BROOKLINE 3

The Cavs got a win at No. 1 singles by Bryson Giersch, who also teamed up with William Critchfield at No. 1 doubles for an 8-3 win. Also, the No. 2 doubles team of Hayden Smith/Jason Babcock won 8-5.

But the Cavs were shorthanded, having to forfeit No. 6 singles and No. 3 doubles. HB is slated to be at Goffstown today.

GIRLS TENNIS

SOUHEGAN 8, GOFFSTOWN 1

The Sabers continued their winning ways (7-0). Maddie Daniel (8-1), Caroline Drum (8-5), Mishka Tower (8-0), Tylee Jancar (8-6) and Amelia Wysor (8-1) all won in singles.

The Sabers swept doubles as Daniel/Tower (8-3), Drum/Tylee Jancar (8-0) and Wysor/Tess Jancar (9-7) all triumphed.

Souhegan is at Coe-Brown on Friday.

WILTON-LYNDEBOROUGH 5, STEVENS 2

Elisabeth Jacob, Madeline Straw, and Senja Sours all won singles 8-1, while Jacob/Jodi Gibson (8-5) and Straw/Sours (8-1) also won in doubles as the Warriors (3-6) snapped a four-match skid.

BOYS & GIRLS TRACK

NASHUA SOUTH BOYS, GIRLS SECOND

The Panther boys totaled 70, behind Keene (99) but ahead of Timberlane (6), while the girls had 60, behind Keene at 73 but ahead of Timberlane (31).

South boys winners included Alex Thibeault in the 400 (53.70), Rory Olsen in the 110 hurdles (16.72) and 300 hurdles (41.25), Keith O’Donnell in the pole vault (7-0), and Antonio Martinez in the shot put (42-2).

In the girls meet, Panther Emily Ostrowski took the 100 (13.62) and the triple jump (31-1), and Myasiah Ortiz the 200 (28.25). Mia Cruz won the high jump (4-10), Katelyn Perry the pole vault (6-6), Marissa Abbis the shot put (26-9),

South also took the 4×100 relay.

MERRIMACK BOYS, GIRLS THIRD

The Tomahawk girls totaled 26.17 points, behind Pinkerton (64.34)) and Bedford (56.51).

Lexi Best finished in a three way tie for first in the high jump, while Kailey Dillon was second in the 400 as was Avery Berardinelli in the 3200.

Other seconds were by Caila Scully (300 hurdles), Sylvia Horton (triple jump), and Ella Fong (javelin).

The Tomahawk boys totaled 23 points, behind Pinkerton (52) and Bedford (68).

Tyler Pecinger won the pole vault at 8-6 and Jack Thornton took the javelin (135-2) to pace the ‘Hawks, who also got seconds from Tyler Safstrom (400), Cam Fredette (1600) and Sam Epstein (110 and 300 hurdles).

SOUHEGAN BOYS ROLL, GIRLS THIRD

The Saber boys totaled 127 points, easily beating ConVal (64), John Stark (39) and Manchester West (17). The girls, meanwhile, totaled 60, just behind second place John Stark (65) and first place ConVal (97). West had 22.

Wil Jaques was a four-time winner for the Saber boys in the high jump (6-0), shot put (50-5), javelin (160-9) and discus (144-8). Other winners included Tony Garrant in the 100 (11.62), Carson Behn in the 200 (24.45) and 400 (55.50), Nolan Dickinson in the 400 (2:08.63) Cole Henderson in the 110 hurdles (18.28), both the 4×100 and 400 relays.

The girls were paced by wins from Caitlin Cooper in the 100 (13.57), Emma Herrero in the 800 (2:42.13), Stephanie Svendesen in the 1600 (5:53.38), the 4×100 and 400 relays, and Asheeka Primmer in the discus (74-7).

HB BOYS FOURTH, GIRLS FIFTH

The Cavs competed in an eight-team meet at Sanborn. For the girls, Maryfei Berrigan was second in the long jump while Amy Pattellena placed in the 200 and 400 runs.

For the boys (106 points), Ryan Burger and Michael Bauer were one-two in the 1600 while Marcus Mcamack and John Kotelly scored in the hurdles and horizontal jumps.

For complete track results, go to directathletics.com.

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