Hollis Brookline's Kailey Disco, shown last season, continued her fine spring for Hollis Brookline in the circle and at the plate on Friday. (Telegraph file photo by TOM KING)

It’s getting interesting.

While Friday was a tough day for a lot of local teams, it was an interesting tennis day with one more to do as teams will need to play today and even on Sunday to wrap up their regular seasons.

One interesting match will be today when the Nashua North boys host Salem. It’s a must win for the 5-8 Titans, who if they finish 5-9 would likely lose out on a tiebreaker with 5-9 Concord for the 11th and final Division I tourney spot.

It was also a big day for Hollis Brookline softball’s Kailey Disco. Here’s your Friday rundown, with one more regualar season week to go in everything except track and tennis:

GIRLS TENNIS

NASHUA NORTH 9, LONDONDERRY 0

The Titans (7-6, winners of five of their last seven) are playing their best tennis of the season at the right time, as they will wrap up the regular season today with a 9 a.m.match at Salem and then prep for a likely Division I tourney berth.

Their top three singles players, Mary Pappas, Sanya Rane and Clare Tran all won 8-0 while Caitlyn Mamos (8-6), Patricia Rodriguez (8-5) and Brielle Baxter (8-6) all won closer matches.

The doubles teams of Pappas/Tran (8-2), Rane/Mamos (8-0) and Rodriguez/Baxter (8-4) completed the sweep.

SOUHEGAN 8, HOLLIS BROOKLINE 1

The Sabers wrap up the regular season at 13-1 while the shorthanded Cavaliers ended what was also a successful regular season at 10-4.

Callie Perrin (8-1), Mishka Tower (8-0), Caroline Drum (8-2), Ori Dart (8-4) and Amanda Leary (8-6).

The Sabers swept doubles with the tandems of Perrin/Drum (8-0), Jancar/Tower (8-5) and Dart/Keelin Lewellyn (8-2) all winning.

HB’s lone win came at No. 2 by Anna Heiplik 9-8 in a 7-5 tiebreaker over the Sabers’ Tess Jancar. Ava Porto had a close one in her 8-6 loss at No. 6.

BOYS TENNIS

HOLLIS BROOKLINE 7, MILFORD 2

The Cavs swept singles with Sam Anthony, John Torpey (8-0), Greyson McSeveney (8-0), Dylan Legrow, Eli Mazzola (8-0) and Mason Mizula all winning. Torpey/Mazzola also won No. 2 doubles, 8-0.

HB finishes a successful 10-4 season and will await the tennis pairings on Monday to see who and where they play to start the Division II tourney. Milford, meanwhile, measured its success by being able to have a team for the first time in several years, and won two matches, 8-1 over ConVal and 6-3 over Kingswood to finish 2-12.

BEDFORD 9, MERRIMACK 0

The Tomahawks rough season came to an end at 0-14. Wayne Alexander did win three games in his loss at No. 2, while the ‘Hawks’ No. 1 doubles team of Alexander/Leon Rossman played tough in an 8-6 loss.

LONDONDERRY 7, NASHUA NORTH 2

The Titans failed in a chance to clinch a tourney berth and will try again this morning beginning at 9 vs. 3-10 Salem in a makeup match.

BASEBALL

WINDHAM 6, NASHUA SOUTH 1

The Panthers (4-10) lose their sixth game in a row after getting clawed by the Jaguars. Brady Dillon (three hits, RBI), Jacobie Cassie (hit) and Mason Joshi (double, run) played well. South visits Alvirne on Saturday.

HANOVER 3, MILFORD 1

The Spartans (5-8) had trouble finding hits in their loss to Hanover. Bryce Larco and Logan Howard (RBI) each collected one hit. Larco allowed two runs on five hits over six innings. Milford hosts Hollis Brookline on Monday.

SOFTBALL

WINDHAM 8, NASHUA SOUTH 0

The Panthers (2-11) get shut out at home against the Jaguars. Nicki Gates had two hits for South. Cate Marvin allowed six runs and six hits over four innings. South hosts Merrimack on Saturday.

HANOVER 2, MILFORD 0

The Spartans (4-9) fall to the Bears despite outhitting them 6-2. Alivia Mazzeo struck out four in the circle. Milford hosts Hollis Brookline on Monday.

HOLLIS BROOKLINE 9, LACONIA 1

Kailey Disco had a phenomenal day at the plate tallying three doubles, a triple, three runs and three RBIs to lead the Cavs (9-5) to victory. Disco also struck out nine and gave three hits in the circle.

Adding to the offensive play were Liv Colantuonio (two hits, run, two RBIs, two stolen bases), Jenna O’Connor (hit, two runs), Katrina Lee (two hits, two runs, two RBIs), Savannah Duquette (hit), Emily Tebbetts (hit) and Lindsey Emmons (hit). HB visits Milford on Monday.

BOYS LACROSSE

DOVER 13, NASHUA NORTH 2

The Titans (1-15) fall for the 10th straight contest when they visited Dover. Andrew Culliane and Nick Wilkinson each had a goal and Jace Colon had nine saves. North hosts Pinkerton on Monday.

PORTSMOUTH 18, ALVIRNE 9

The Broncos (8-6) were doubled up by the Clippers on Friday afternoon. Cedrik Beaulieu found the back of the net four times and had an assist. Jon Santana (two goals, two assists), Ryan Tobin (goal, assist), Brandon Lavarnway (goal) and Chris Darbe (goal) played well for the locals. Alvirne visits Pembroke on Tuesday.

GIRLS LACROSSE

DOVER 18, NASHUA NORTH 7

Summer St. Pierre netted a hat trick in the Titans (1-14) loss. Molly Ducharme and Savanna Basford had two goals apiece and Rachel Gauthier added an assist. North visits Pinkerton on Monday.

BEDFORD 12, NASHUA SOUTH 5

The Panthers (8-7) couldn’t keep pace with the Bulldogs on Friday. Playing well were Keira Walsh (eight saves), Maren Lowell (two goals), Karina O’Donnell (goal, assist), Morgan Uzdanovich (goal, assist) and Nevaeh Eppolitto (goal). South hosts Exeter on Monday.

HANOVER 15, HOLLIS BROOKLINE 8

Cailean Roy collected five goals, an assist and six draw controls in the Cavs (9-5) second straight loss. Sabrina Hill scored two goals, Blake Curley added one and Addison Dougherty made six saves.

HB visits Winnacunnet on Monday.

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

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