Bishop Guertin's Evan Kaplo, shown ;pitching earlier this season, did the job Tuesday with his bat for the Cards with two homers and nine RBIs. (Telegraph file photo by TOM KING)

It’s hard to imagine a Tuesday being more eventful during a high school spring season than yesterday.

Should we begin with Bishop Guertin’s Evan Kaplo and his multiple homer-RBI day at Concord? Or HB’s Kailey Disco’s strikeout total vs. Pelham at Rivier University? Or the fact, on the down side, both the Bishop Guertin boys and girls lacrosse teams lost on the same day to out of state opponents.

Or the Souhegan boys and Milford girls winning the Southern Cluster Meet in Amherst?

Either way, it’s all here for you to digest:

BASEBALL

BISHOP GUERTIN 15, CONCORD 3

The Cards improved to 9-7, with Evan Kaplo homering twice and driving in a whopping 9 RBIs.

Brandon Metivier went 2 for 2 with an RBI, two stolen bases and four runs scored. Luke Anderson went 3 for 4 with a double, two RBIs and three runs scored. All this made it easier for Jake Boudreau on the mound, as he allowed two earned runs on six hits while fanning five over six innings.

Guertin hosts Goffstown today at Holman Stadium.

NASHUA SOUTH 7, SALEM 5

The Panthers got a great night from River Hart in improving to 9-5, as the senior celebrated Senior Night with a double, triple and two stolen bases.

Isaiah Hedquist went 2 for 3 while Albert De La Rosa went 1 for 4 with a double.

The Panthers visit Alvirne today.

TRINITY 8, NASHUA NORTH 3

The Titans fell to 7-8 despite two RBIs from Ryan Bourgeois, who along with Derek Finlay went 2 for 4.

North takes on Bishop Guertin Thursday night at Holman Stadium.

BEDFORD 8, ALVIRNE 1

Jake Dufou was a bright spot for the Broncos a tough one, as he had two hits, two stolen bases, one run, and an outstanding catch in center field.

Alvirne

HOLLIS BROOKLINE 22, PELHAM 0

The Cavaliers (11-1) possibly made a statement as they collected 20 hits including a grad slam by freshman Eoin Sheehey.

Charlie Hale got the win on the mound, tossing five scoreless innings of two-hit ball, striking out 10 and walking one. He also went 4 for 4 with three RBIs.

HB is at Merrimack Valley today. Pelham fell to 5-8.

OYSTER RIVER 9, MILFORD 7

The Spartans were down six in the second inning, but their rally fell short, snapping their three game winning streak. Jake Lammi and Chris Bedard had multiple hits, Lammi going 3 for 4.

Damian Philbrick took the loss on the mound for the 3-9 Spartans. Lando Pierce pitched three innings of one hit relief to keep Milford, which hosts Pelham today, in the game.

SOFTBALL

MANCHESTER WEST-TRINITY 13, NASHUA NORTH 3

The 0-13 Titans got two singles and an RBI from Mack Brady and an RBI triple by Taylor Joyal but it wasn’t enough. Sam Small (two singles), Trinity Quinto (single), Sam Hall (single, RBI), Cailin Carbonneau (single) and pitcher Tylea Wong (three strikeouts) all played well.

North is at Exeter today.

SALEM 13, NASHUA SOUTH 2

Liz DeRusha led the Panthers (2-13) with three hits, while Morgan Gillis also had a multi-hit day.

Jillian Daley took the loss in the circle despite striking out five for the Panthers, who host Alvirne today.

HOLLIS BROOKLINE 8, PELHAM 2

The Cavaliers enjoyed a win as well as the venue, Rivier University’s Raider Diamond. Kailey Disco went 3 for 4 and also struck out 17 in tossing a three-hitter.

Emily Tebbetts had a single and an RBI, while Austyn Krump had two doubles and four RBIs. Savanna Duquette also knocked in a run, as did Ava Imbrogno (single) and Megan Park (single). Aby Wallis had a single as well.

Now 9-3, the Cavs are at Merrimack Valley today.

GIRLS LACROSSE

NEWBURYPORT (Mass.) 12, BISHOP GUERTIN 7

The Cardinals potent offense was stopped in its tracks as Guertin suffered its first loss since 2019.

Guertin’s Rylee Bouvier (four goals) scored the game’s first goal but the Clippers scored three straight to take the lead for good. They led 6-3 at the half and pulled away to a 10-5 lead down the stretch.

Guertin’s other goal scorers included Nat Coutu, Step Reap and Lauren Redfern. Now 12-1-1, the Cards host Pinkerton Thursday night at Stellos.

LONDONDERRY 17, NASHUA NORTH 3

Jessica Pech Buzek had a big defensive presence for the Titans, who also got 11 saves by Elliott Brown in goal, but the Lancers prevailed.

Molly Ducharme, Keira Sice and Summer St. Pierre had one goal each for the Titans (3-12), who are at Concord on Friday.

SOUHEGAN 17, MANCHESTER CENTRAL 4

Elle Stevenson had five goals and two assists to lead a potent Saber offense as Souhegan (9-3) captured its sixth straight.

Maddie Lim (three goals, assist), Emma Kennedy (two goals, three assists), Natalie Heimarck (two goals, assist), Mackenzie Crestinger, Lyla Kimball and Riley Devine (each with a goal, assist), Alice Serbin (goal) and Aby Giannetti (assist) all contributed to the onslaught.

Shanno Hargreaves had four saves in the net for the Sabers, who host Windham today.

BOYS LACROSSE

ACTON-BOXBOROUGH 12, BISHOP GUERTIN 10

The Cards (13-2) suffered their second loss of the season, both coming at the hands of out-of-state teams.

Aiden Laurendeau (three goals on the day) and Tim Kiely gave BG a 2-0 lead but the game was eventually tied at 4 before A-B grabbed a 6-4 lead and kept it. Guertin was within 8-7 but never got the equalizer.

Quinn Cepiel (hat trick) Connor Guibord, Connor Bouvier and Brady Dumont also scored for the Cards, who are at Pinkerton on Thursday.

TIMBERLANE 8, HOLLIS BROOKLINE 6

The Cavaliers (4-9) played tough against Division II contender Timberlane, thanks to three goals by Jake Roy, plus two goals and an assist by Ethan Bender.

J.P. Torgersen (goal), Andrew Torgersen (assist) and Tucker Luter (11 saves in goal) also helped out.

HB heads to Hanover on Thursday.

GIRLS TENNIS

DERRYFIELD 8, NASHUA NORTH 1

The Titans’ lone win came from Sanya Rane at No.4 singles, 8-5. North, now 6-7, wraps up the regular season today at home vs. Bedford.

BOW 5, HOLLIS BROOLINE 4

The teams split singles but the Falcons took two of three doubles to drop the Cavs to 6-7.

HB singles winners were Keira Swart (8-3), Anuhya Chilakapati (8-2) and Abby Coolidge (8-2). Swart/Chilakapati won at No. 1 doubles, 8-3.

HB wraps up the regular season Thursday at St. Thomas.

BOYS TENNIS

NASHUA NORTH 5, CONCORD 4

The Titans snapped a five match losing streak thanks to the clinching victory by the doubles team of Rudra Patel/Jackson Nardone. Earlier, Jason Pecoraro won a come-from-behind singles match to help fuel the victory.

Now 5-8, North wraps up the regular season on Thursday hosting Derryfield, weather permitting.

BOW 9, HOLLIS BROOKLINE 0

The Cavs struggled in the windy conditions, falling to 2-10. William Critchfield played the closest match at No. 2 singles, falling 8-5.

HB hosts St. Thomas on Thursday to wrap up their season.

BOYS & GIRLS TRACK

NASHUA SOUTH GIRLS SECOND, BOYS THIRD

The South girls totaled 50 points, behind Pinkerton (82) and ahead of Keene (12). The boys totaled 36 points, trailing both Keene (53) and Pinkerton (56).

Panther girl victors were Iyana Braswell in the long jump (14-4) and the 4×100 and 4×400 relays.

The boys winners were Rory Olsen in the 110 hurdles (16.25) and 300 hurdles (40.55), plus Eden Damisin the javelin (143-10).

SOUHEGAN BOYS, MILFORD GIRLS WIN SOUTHERN CLUSTER MEET

The Saber boys totaled 108.5 points, just beating rival Milford (98) while Hollis Brookline was fourth with 71.

In the girls meet, Milford (138) blew away the competition as Goffstown (70.5) was a distant second. HB was fifth with 50 points while Souhegan was seventh at 41.

Local boys winners included:

Souhegan – Tony Garrant (100, 11.58), Behn Carson (400, 53.67) Jaren Noorda, 3200 (10:22.54), Jackson Steckbeck, high jump (5-8), Wil Jaques, shot put (46-9.25) and javelin (155-6).

Milford – Ryon Constable, long jump (19-8) and triple jump (38-11.75); Caden Zalenski, discus (143-10)

Hollis Brookline – John Kotelly (800, 2:04.92); Ryan Burgher, 1600 (4:47.38); 4×400 relay Burgher, Kotelly, Titus Tieman, Henry Bruneau, 3:41.92).

Local girls winners were:

Milford – Annalise Nassy, 100 (13.20), long jump (14-5.75) and triple jump (32-1.5); Caroline Raiano, 3200 (13:56.64), Kylie Allen, shot put (32-11.75) and discus (28.04) and Sarah Sawyer, javelin (103-9).

Hollis Brookline — Amy Pattelena, 800 (2:29.35); Claire Ballou, 300 hurdles (53.35)

Souhegan — Chloe Trudel, 1600 (5:16.33).

MERRIMACK GIRLS WIN

The Tomahawks (78 points) topped local rivals Alvirne (44) and Nashua North (51) led by Lexi Best’s wins in the triple jump, 100, 200 and guiding the winning 4×100 relay team. Other Merrimack winners included Andrea Bartus (pole vault), Melanie Bedard (1600), Sylvia Horton (100 hurdles), and Avery Berardineli (3200)

For complete results on most local meets, go to directathletics.com.

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