Nashua North's Madelyn Dratch (11) wins the reace to the ball during Wednesday's game vs. Keene at Stellos Stadium. (Telegraph photo by TOM KING)

You’ve heard of freaky Fridays, but how about Streaky Wednesday?

It was a day of streaks in the local high school sports world. The Cavaliers from Hollis Brookline won their seventh straight field hockey game. The Campbell Cougars boys soccer team also is working on a long streak. The Nashua North field hockey team, on the flip side, is winless in 10 games, but the Titans were still competitive yesterday.

Here’s your Wednesday rundown:

FIELD HOCKEY

HOLLIS-BROOKLINE 1, KINGSWOOD 0

Emily Tebbetts, converted a pass from Nyah Jernberg for the game’s lone goal. Hollis-Brookline (7-2) goalie Rae Kline needed just two saves to get the shutout.

HB is right back at it today vs. ConVal today at 4 p.m.

BEDFORD 5, NASHUA SOUTH 1

The Panthers fell to 4-8 as Erin Flaherty scored South’s only goal off an assist from Saige Devins. However, Panther goalie Xiadani DeLaLima accounted for ten saves against the relentless Bulldog (6-3) offense.

Nashua South looks to get back in the win column Friday evening in a road matchup against 1-8 Merrimack.

KEENE 3, NASHUA NORTH 0

The Titans fell to 0-10 as they gave up two first quarter goals but then held Keene to one score the rest of the way getting another super effort from goaltender Abigail O’Malley.

GOLF

NASHUA NORTH SECOND TO EXETER IN QUAD MATCH

Exeter High School (195) trumped runner-up North (214) at Hoodkroft, but the Titans still got two wins bringing them Titans to 12-8. Only one shot separated second place North and third place Pinkerton Academy (215), who bested Salem (219) by a mere four shots.

Dawson Bolton headlined the Titans with a 40, with Drew Goulet right behind him with a 41. Taylor Barry and Tommy Dratch each posted a 44, leaving Jeff Maddock not far behind with a 46.

Jascha Johnson of Exeter earned medalist honors for the match, carding a 3-under par 33.

MILFORD FOURTH

The Windham Country Club also hosted a four-team match between Milford and the Division’s top three clubs, 19-2 Bow, 18-1 Winnacunnet, and 21-0 Windham. Less than seven shots separated the top three teams, Windham scoring 194, Bow 200 and Winnacunnet 207. Milford, now 1-17 posted a 240. Jack Bastarache (42) and Alex Johnson (44) also played well for Milford.

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

NASHUA NORTH 3, SPAULDING 2

The visiting Titans improved to 7-3 in a tight five-set match. It was a battle of attrition as North took the first set 25-18, dropped the second 22-25, but bounced back for a 25-20 win in the third. Instead of closing it out in the fourth set, the Titans suffered a narrow loss (24-26), only to pull away to a 15-11 win in the fifth and deciding set.

Taylor Joyal’s 14 kills and 21 digs, along with JoJo Desfosses’ 31 assists propelled the Titans to their fourth win in their last five matches.

North will face Pinkerton Academy at 6:30 in a home matchup on Friday night, looking to improve their record to 8-3.

NASHUA SOUTH 3, KEENE 0

The Nashua South Panthers were simply too much for the visiting Keene Blackbirds. They won each set by an eight-point margin at minimum; the first ending 25-13, second 25-16, and third and final set ending 25-17.

South, now 6-3 on the season, was powered by Molly Lecklider’s eight aces and ten kills, Sophia Miranda’s nine assists and six kills, and Morgan Gillis’ ace and six kills.

They visit Dover on Friday at 5:15 p.m.

MILFORD 3, JOHN STARK 1

The Spartans took the first set, 25-22. John Stark stole the second set 25-21, but dropped the next two (26-24, and 25-17).

Sophomore Savannah Watson’s 13 kills and 8 digs, along with senior captain Hannah Harrington’s 12 digs and 21 assists gave Milford their second consecutive win, improving their record to 5-4.

Their next meeting is with Coe-Brown Northwood Academy on Friday at 5:45 p.m.

BOYS SOCCER

CAMPBELL 7, RAYMOND 0

The Cougars are now riding a five-game winning streak as they got contributions from Luke Delia with two goals and three assists, and Nathan Roche with a pair of goals and assists.

Alex Kirby, Tyson Landry, and Bryden Caron also poured in a goal apiece, while Jack Bourque held down the fort with a shutout in goal.

Campbell will search to extend its win streak today in its 4 p.m. home matchup against Farmington.

(Telegraph staff writer Tom King contributed to this report.)

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