Leo Lopez was one of Nashua South's three goal scorers in a 3-0 win over BG on Saturday. (Telegraph file photo by TOM KING)

At least this one wasn’t a tie.

The Nashua High School South boys soccer team picked up a big 3-0 win over city rival Bishop Guertin on Saturday at Hudson’s Presentation of Mary Academy Field, the only one of the three all-city boys soccer battles that didn’t end up in a tie. North and South ended 1-1 last month, and just the other day North and BG played to a scoreless tie.

Leo Lopez, Kevin Araujo and Michele Esposito got the goals for the Panthers, who are now 6-4-1. Antonio Pancine had the shutout in goal.

Beau Baughter had six saves for Guertin, which is now 3-5-6 and still in dogfight to make the Division I tourney. The Cards are seeking their first win in over a month, and will be at Keene on Tuesday while South visits Londonderry.

Saturday’s game was orginally scheduled for 11 a.m. but was moved to 5:30 p.m. due to a scheduling conflict.

There was a tough Nashua girls soccer loss other than North’s vs. BG to tell you about. It was aLso a great Saturday for golf, as the NHIAA season ended with the final round of the individual tourney:

GIRLS SOCCER

PINKERTON 4, NASHUA SOUTH 0

The Panthers are now winless in their last five (0-3-2) after the Astros improved to 8-3-3.

Now at 6-6-2, South hosts Londonderry on Tuesday.

GOLF

SOUHEGAN’S ZERENGA THIRD

Souhegan’s Sean Zerenga was the top local golfer in any of the Division Individual tournaments, finishing third in Division II at 12 over par total, six over for Saturday at Beaver Meadow in Concord.

Fellow Saber Joe Mayo was seventh at 18 over. Portsmouth’s Grey Gagnon was the Division II individual champion, shooting a 1-over 73 on Saturday for a two-day plus-3 total.

There were no locals in the other boys divisions, but in the girls, Bishop Guertin’s Maria Tribou took fifth at plus-26. The winner once again was Dover’s Carys Fennessy at eight-under.