Campbell's Scott Hershberger had another good day with three TDs Saturday as the Cougars are now 6-0. (File photo)

The Successful Saga of Scott Hershberger continues. On Saturday, he unofficially became Campbell High School’s leading career rusher as he ran for 182 yards and three touchdowns on 16 carries in a 34-14 win at Epping/Newmarket.

Campbell coach Glen Costello, his team now 6-0, says this is the best he’s seen the senior back, who eclipsed the 5,000 career yardage mark a week ago.

“Yeah, his patience and vision has gotten significantly better,” Costello said.

But the Cougars don’t win with just Hershberger and his blocking machine brother Nick. Joel Ducatali and Myles Gagnon also had rushing TDs.

Campell will be at Lebanon next Friday before a week off followed by a Nov. 1 regular season finale/showdown at Division III rival/fellow contender Monadnock.

In other action on Saturday:

GIRLS SOCCER

NASHUA NORTH 6, ALVIRNE 0

The Titans (7-4-1) got two goals apiece from twins Sarah and Allison Frye, plus goals from Brielle Baxter and Ari Miller. North keepers didn’t face any shots for saves as Alvirne’s growing pains (0-12-1) continue. The Broncos are at Winnacunnet on Tuesday while North hosts Manchester Memorial on Wednesday at Souhegan High School.

BOYS SOCCER

BISHOP GUERTIN 1, SALEM 1

Landon Bure converted a penalty kick as the Cards got their fifth tie of the season. Liam Ireland played well for BG, now 3-4-5 and set to play Nashua North on Thursday.

BOYS & GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY

SOUTH BOYS WIN MERRIMACK INVITATIONAL

The Panthers tied with Salem at 28 but South’s sixth runner, Matthew Motherway broke the tie, coming in ahead of the next Blue Devil in 14th in 18:04.3. South’s Daniel Byrne was first overall in 16:27.0, followed by Camdon Brien (third, 17:06.0), Andrew Byrne (7, 17:29.2), Cam Patronick (8, 17:34.9) and Ryan Duvarney (9, 17:39.5) as the other Panther scorers.

Host Merrimack was fourth at 113 with Nathaniel Bergergen (18th, 18:29.3) and Colin Plumb (20, 18:36.8) leading the way.

PELHAM INVITATIONAL

BG BOYS SECOND, MILFORD THIRD

The Cardinal boys (89 points) finished second behind winner Coe-Brown (55), with Milford (94) third, Souhegan (135) fourth, Hollis Brookline (156) sixth and Alvirne (201) seventh.

Milford’s Logan Korthals was the individual winner in 15:45.5 whle BG’s Fischers, Carson (15:54.3) and Ethan (15:59.3) were third and fourth. DallenNoorda of Souhegan was sixth (16:14.9).

Guertin’s Sam Prescott was eighth (16:25.3) and fellow Cardinal William Moores was 19th (17:23.0). Among other Milford scorers were Grant Skorupan (11, 16:50.1), Will Whitley (13, 17:00.4) and Chase Paiva (18, 17:21.3).

Hollis Brookline’s top runners included John Masiello (25, 17:46.8), Jacob Hoesch (26, 17:48.5),William Scott (30, 17:56.5). Alvirne’s top two were Roarke Brandt (23, 17:35.2) and Ashton Rowe (31, 17:59.9.), while among Souhegan’s other top people were Ryan Quinn (22, 17:30.8), Jacob Spencer (28, 17:49.5) and Kasen Fox (35, 18:08.0).

BG GIRLS FOURTH, SOUHEGAN FIFTH

Guertin took fourth at 131, well behind first place Pinkerton (48) but ahead of fifth place Souhegan’s 158. Hollis Brookline was 10th (259) while Milford (13th), and Campbell (14th) rounded out the locals.

Souhegan’s Samantha Swanbon was the top local individual finisher in third while BG’s Anna Fondakowski was fifth in 19:02.4.

The Cards got valuable points taking places 19, 20 and 21 with Shannon Forsyth (20:47.2), Anna Sinclair (20:47.5) and Lyla Mason (20:48.2).

Milford was led by Jaylyn Paul (15, 20:12.4) and Hollis Brookline by Mae Butler (24, 20:54.3).

Souhegan’s next two top runners were Anna Brammer-Depuy (33, 21:24.1) and Sarah Bryson (21:28.1). Campbell’s top finisher was Brianna Flanagan (42, 21:58.1.).

For complete results go to directathletics.com.