The Bishop Guertin girls were all smiles Saturday after a rout of Manchester Memorial at Stellos Stadium. (Courtesy photo)

It’s been a good week for local high school women’s soccer, and Saturday proved it.

Meanwhile, it was not a good start for the Milford football team. This and some good cross country showings are in your Saturday report:

GIRLS SOCCER

BISHOP GUERTING 13, MANCHESTER MEMORIAL 0

The Cards had 10 different goal scorers: Kareena Sondhi, Shelby Goldstein, Soraya Chemaly, and Cam Leighton all registered their first varsity goal.

BG takes on the Manchester Central-West co-op on Wednesday.

NASHUA NORTH 1, PORTSMOUTH 0

Alli Frye has had quite a weekend, as she scored the game winner for the second straight day for the Titans, who are now 2-1.

Nora Ross was solid in goal while Sarah Frye also played well. North is at Merrimack on Tuesday.

FOOTBALL

PLYMOUTH 55, MILFORD 0

It was not a good start to the season at the Bobcats for the Spartans, spoiling the head coaching debut of Max Morelli.

Milford will try to regroup next Friday in its home opener vs. Hanover at 7 p.m.

BOYS & GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY

ALVIRNE BOYS FOURTH, GIRLS SIXTH IN BOBCAT INVITATIONAL

The Broncos finished fourth with 92 points, while Londonderry was the winner at 50. Hollis Brookline was eighth (259).

Brent Dunning led the way in 17:30.3, good for fifth. Ryder Wannamaker was 15th in 18:21.9 and Sam Matson 17th in 18:24.8. The Broncos Jacob Plante was 24th. For HB, John Masiello was 46th and William Scott 47th.

In the girls meet, Alvirne was sixth at 152, while host Oyster River won the event with 28 points, ahead of second place Exeter (72). Hollis Brookline was ninth at 239 and Campbell 12th.

Anna Simpson (16th, 21:25.7), Ava Martin (25th, 21:50.9) and Sophia Berube (34th) led the way for the Broncos. HB’s Mae Butler was 45th while Lucia Dunsmoor was 52nd. Campbell’s Brianna Flanagan was 51st.