Mia Suljic helped lead the Nashua South girls volleyball team past Alvirne on Monday night. (Telegraph file photo by TOM KING)

Monday was a good day to stay indoors, and that’s what most of the local high school sports teams did as volleyball led the day, with wins by Nashua South and a red-hot Milford squad:

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

NASHUA SOUTH 3, ALVIRNE 0

The Panthers moved to 8-3 with a 25-19, 25-12, 25-23 sweep, paced by Mia Suljic’s 15 kills and five digs. Molly Lecklider added five aces, 10 digs, and five kills. Mena Lewis led Alvirne with four aces and 11 assists, while Courtney Anderson had 11 kills.

South is back at it again today at Salem, while Alvirne, still seeking its first win at 0-11, is at Bedford on Thursday.

PINKERTON 3, BISHOP GUERTIN 0

The Cardinals played the Astros tight at first, losing the opening set 26-24, but then fell 25-15, 25-16 as vicims of a sweep.

Setter Brooke Partridg, hitters Arika Coravos and Allison Marino, and libero Veronica Gomez played well for 8-3 BG, who visit Bedford tonight.

MILFORD 3, PELHAM 0

The Spartans captured their sixth win in a row to improve to 11-1 with a hard-fougth 25-11, 29-27, 25-22 road sweep.

Abby Krulis led the way with 14 kills, three aces and 13 digs, while Amelia Hebert (7 kills, five digs) and Piper Greenhalgh (five kills, nine aces, 13 digs) also played well.

Other key contributors included Kassie Cupin (18 assists, 11 digs) and Paige Davis (15 digs, one kill).

FIELD HOCKEY

NASHUA SOUTH 2, GOFFSTOWN 1

The Panthers suffered a tough loss as the Grizzlies scored the game-winner in the last two minutes.

Isabelle Shiju had 13 saves in goal for South, who got a goal by Saige Devins off a Brooke Berger assist to lead 1-0 in the second quarter.

Also playing well for South were Lilly Shulte, Wylie Hart, Karina O’Donnell and Emily Richard. South is at Dover on Wednesday.

GOLF

BG THIRD, NORTH FOURTH

The Cards finished with a 206 while North totaled 214 at a quad match at Hoodkroft CC in Derry won by Exeter (197) with host Pinkerton second (201).

Exeter’s Jasha Johnston was the medalist with a three-under 33 while North’s top golfer was Tommy Dratch with a three-over 39.