Alvirne's Sammy DeWitt had 20 points in the Broncos' big win over Trinity Friday night in Hudson. (Telegraph file photo by TOM KING)

The theme going into the Division I high school boys basketball season was that anyone could beat anyone else, and that theory was proved correct on Friday night with Alvirne stunning Trinity of Manchester by two at the Steckovicz Gym.

“The zone (defense) worked well , the guys stepped u and played with confidence,” Alvirne coach Mitchell Roy said. “Sammy DeWitt did an excellent job making an impact and everyone filled their roles.”

It was a tough night otherwise for a lot of locals other than the Campbell boys. Due to the weather, the Milford-Pelham boys and games were moved to Monday. Here’s a look:

ALVIRNE 54, TRINITY 52

The Broncos were up 44-39, then down 48-46 with 3:25 to go before pulling away to lead 53-50 with 12 seconds left. Collin Charbeneau’s potential game winning 3-pointer at the buzzer fell short. DeWitt led Alvirne with 20, while Gabe Conrow added 12 and Garrett Hall 10.

The Broncos, now on a four-game win streak, are at Nashua North on Tuesday.

OYSTER RIVER 61, SOUHEGAN 50

Saber Wes Hickman led all scorers with 24 but the Sabers fell to 5-6. Drew Bushey added nine for the Sabers, who host Pembroke on Tuesday.

CAMPBELL 64, RAYMOND 54

Logan Rice had 17 points and 14 rebounds as the Cougars improved to 11-2. Jack Breton added 13 points and eight rebounds.

Luke Delia (12 points, four steals), Cayden Deleon (12 points, nine assists) and Matthew Haley (nine points, four steals) also contributed. Campbell is at Conant on Tuesday.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

OYSTER RIVER 58, SOUHEGAN 34

The Sabers are now 4-7 after Oyster River’s 20-9 third quarter put the Bobcats in control.

Caroline Drum, Zofia Rosenfield and Phoebe Faucher scored nine, eight and seven points, respectively for the locals.

Souhegan visits Pembroke on Tuesday.

TRINITY 49, ALVIRNE 46

The Broncos suffered their second straight loss to fall on the road to 6-6. They host Nashua North on Tuesday.

RAYMOND 45, CAMPEBLL 29

The Cougars fell to 2-11 with their sixth straight loss despite eight points from Zoe Bourque and six by Kayla Denwidde. They host Conant on Tuesday.