Nashua North's Jordan Raisanen-Andino, shown earlier in the season, had three rushing TDs in the Titans' win at Dover Friday night. (Telegraph file photo by TOM KING)

And now they rest.

The Nashua High School North football team made it through the gauntlet of a Division I regular season unscathed, beating Dover on Friday night, and now at 9-0 with a West Conference championship, the Titans own a first-round bye and can watch next weekend’s playoffs at their leisure.

That and more on the local football front from Friday Night:

NASHUA NORTH 42, DOVER 13

The Titans got three rushing TDs from Jordyn Raisanen-Andino, while QB Derek Finlay ran for two scores and threw for another at Dunaway Field.

Nick Genest added a receiving touchdown while defensively Amaury Almonte and Raisanen-Andino each had interceptions.

Dover fell to 4-5.

MERRIMACK 24, BEDFORD 21

This was probably the game of the night as the Tomahawks got three rushing touchdowns from Reimello Hyde as well as a two-point conversion. Merrimack led 9-7 at the half.

“Great effort by the offensive line,” Tomahawks coach Kip Jackson said, his 6-2 (6-3 overall) team now likely hosting Portsmouth-Oyster River in the first round of the Division I playoffs next weekend.

The Bulldogs finish the regular season at 6-3 but will be playoff bound next weekend.

MANCHESTER CENTRAL 35, ALVIRNE 0

The Broncos ended the regular portion of the schedule at 0-9, while Manchester Central improved to 2-6.

Once the playoff pairings are set, the remaining eight non-playoff teams, including these two, in Division I will be seeded to schedule one final regular season game next weekend.

MILFORD 46, LEBANON 0

The Spartans likely got themselves a postseason berth in Division II, enjoying touchdowns by Charlie Urda, Cade Cloutier, Mike Lima,Chris Cotsifas , Trice Cote and Jack Szopa as they improved to 5-4.

KENNETT 35, HOLLIS BROOKLINE 18

The Cavaliers season ends at 1-8 despite three rushing TDs by Brady Laub.

Kennett, likely in the Division II playoffs, wraps up the regular season at 6-3.