Nashua South's Raghev Buddhineni hits a return during Friday's Division I quarterfinal vs.Exeter at South. (Telegraph photo by TOM KING)

There is still one boys high school tennis team still playing.

Step right up, Hollis Brookline. The Cavaliers edged Goffstown in the Division II quarterfinals on Friday. Unfortunately, Souhegan and Nashua South both fell 5-4 in their quarterfinals. South’s was the unkindest loss of all, a doubles injury forfeit costing them. “Heartbreaker,” Panthers coach Brice Miller said.

Here’s the rundown on the tennis tourney as well as the rest of Friday’s final day of the regular season for the other spring sports that featured another Alvirne baseball upset and a big win by Bishop Guertin baseball.

DIVISION II QUARTERFINAL

NO. 5 HOLLIS BROOKLINE 5, NO. 4 GOFFSTOWN 4

Arjun Inakollu, John Torpey and Greyson McSeveney won in singles and the Cavaliers took two of three doubles to advance. Inakollu/Sam Anthony and McSeveney/Dylan Legrow won in doubles.

Their reward: HB (11-4) visits No. 1 Lebanon (15-0) on Tuesday in the semifinals. The Cavs fell to the Raiders 6-3 back on May 8.

NO. 2 WINDHAM 5, NO. 7 SOUHEGAN 4

The Sabers were the first team to hand Windham a loss 10 days ago, but this time the Jaguars turned the tables, taking four of six singles to and getting the needed doubles win.

Winning singles matches for Souhegan (9-7) were Brian Goddard (8-4) and Patrick Bryson (9-7). Connor Firmin/Balthazar Glover and Ryan Fernandez/Bryson won in doubles.

The season still was a success for Souhegan, which was 2-6 when the month started and reeled off seven straight.

DIVISON I QUARTERFINALS

NO. 5 EXETER 5, NO. 4 NASHUA SOUTH 4

The Panthers were down 4-1 at one point, their only win by No. 1 Abhinav Avvaru. But in a tight match, No. 6 Raghev Buddhineni edged Exeter’s Nick Rosa, 9-7, to keep the Panthers alive going into doubles.

They then got a win by Avvaru/Buddhineni 8-6 at No.1, and but Exeter took No. 2. However, South’s No. 3 tandem of Mihir Garimella/Aadi Kulkarni had to forfeit their match vs. Exeter’s Pavel Pazourek/Rosa due to injury.

South winds up its season at 11-4. Exeter (11-4) will move on to face No. 1 Bedford in Tuesday’s semis.

BASEBALL

BISHOP GUERTIN 14, PORTSMOUTH 7

The Cardinals (12-8) end the season on a four game win streak after beating the Clippers. AJ Holmes secured the win pitching five and one-third innings. Leading the offense were Isaac Crivac (three doubles, homerun, three runs, three RBIs), Ethan Drouin (three hits, run, three RBIs) and Sam Franco (three hits, triple, three runs, three RBIs).

MILFORD 6, OYSTER RIVER 5

The Spartans scored six runs in the second inning and hold off Oyster River. Bryce Larco (two hits, triple, RBI, stolen base), Landon Pierce (hit, RBI) and Gabe St. Onge (hit) led the locals offensively. Pierce got the win pitching six and one-third innings, allowing one earned run and striking out five. St. Onge recorded the save. Milford ends the regular season at 8-8.

ALVIRNE 5, MERRIMACK 4

The Broncos (7-12) defeat the Tomahawks (11-7) to end the regular season on a four game win streak. Dylan Page gave up three hits and one run through four innings in his first start on the mound. Jayden Alvarez hit a two RBI single in his first at bat of the season.

Brady Mitchell hit a double to score a run in the sixth and Max Francisco scored on a wild pitch in the seventh. Mike Bebris hit a RBI double to tie the game in the seventh. Later on, Max Francisco would score on a wild pitch to take the lead.

SOFTBALL

MERRIMACK 10, ALVIRNE 3

Marissa Nelson (three hits, three RBIs), Bayleigh Robichaud (three hits, four RBIs) and Avery Hui shined in the Tomahawks (11-7) win over the Broncos (5-13). Hui pitched a complete game to earn the win. Lily Dionne, Hayden Stuart, Julia Hoag, Savannah Hansen and Juliana Nobrega all added hits Merrimack.

OYSTER RIVER 23, MILFORD 7

The Spartans end their season with a loss to Oyster River. Alivia Mazzeo, Hannah Harrington, Molly Miles and Anna Philbrick each had two hits. Mya Coombs, Haley Harrington and Hannah Harrington drove in two runs apiece. Milford finishes with a 4-12 record.

BOYS LACROSSE

MERRIMACK 16, NASHUA SOUTH 7

Conor Dunn collected five goals and two assists in the Tomahawks win over the Panthers. Other contributors were Max Giles (four goals, assist), Henry Tobin (three goals), Nathaniel Bergen (goal, assist), Eddie Johnson (assist), Hudson Rousseau (goal), Cayden Dine (goal), Landon Bedard (two assists), Gabe Gorman (assist), Sean Anderson (goal) and Mason Tremblay (eight saves). Merrimac finishes 9-8 and South finishes at 3-15.

DERRYFIELD 20, HOLLIS BROOKLINE 5

The Cavs finish the season at 10-7 after a loss on Friday. JP Torgersen led with two goals and an assist. Mike O’Hearn, Bennett Torgersen and Ben Dufoe each scored a goal.

GIRLS LACROSSE

HOLLIS BROOKLINE 19, SPAULDING 1

Cailean Roy dominated the day tallying six goals and seven assists in the Cavs win. Sabrina Hill had a hat trick; while Samantha Smith, Blake Curley and Teagan Arbogast each found the back of the net twice. Charlotte Patrella collected a goal and two assists with Rana Caplan and Izzy Martinos adding one goal apiece. HB ends the regular season with a record of 10-6.

(Telegraph Staff Writer Tom King contributed to this report.)

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