Milford's Avery Fuller's 21 points helped Milford beat Pelham on Monday night. (File photo by Betsy Hansen)

The Milford High School girls basketball team stormed into Nashua in late December and left with their second Holiday Tournament title in three years.

Now they want to work on getting another plaque – the Division II title.

Avery Fuller showed that drive on Monday night in what head coach Mike Davidson called “an All-State performance” in a win on the road over Pelham.

While that was the high, the low for the local results were not one but two overtime hockey losses at home by Nashua South-Pelham and Merrimack.

Here’s the good and the bad of Monday:

GIRLS BASKETBALL

MILFORD 61, PELHAM 49

Fuller had 21 points as the Spartans (8-2) kept pace with the top teams in Division II. She had 10 in the first half and 11 in the second half, knocking down three 3-pointers.

Shea Hansen added 12 whie Ellianna Nassy added 11and Lexi Bausha and Clair Cote chipped in with seven each.

The Spartans pulled away in the fourth, outscoring Pelham 16-8, nine of those coming from Nassy.

The Spartans host Bishop Brady tonight.

BOYS HOCKEY

WINDHAM 3, NASHUA SOUTH-PELHAM 2 (OT)

The Kings lost a heartbreaker, as Windham’s Sam Kramer scored at 7:51 of sudden death overtime, dropping them to 2-7.

South-Pelham got goals from Brendan Kelley in the first period (unassisted) and Broden Landsteiner (Andrew Byrne assist) in the second. The teams were scoreless in the third.

Ethan Robinson had a solid game in net with 31 saves for the Kings, who are at Goffstown at Sullivan Arena on Wednesday.

LONDONDERRY 3, MERRIMACK-HB-DERRYFIELD 2 (OT)

The visitng Lancers scored with 5:31 left in sudden death OT, rallying from a 2-0 deficit with two third period goals to snap a four-game skid (4-5)

Alex Gertz (first period) and Will Farrell (second) scored unassisted goals for the WarHawks, now 7-4-1. MHBDS hosts Saint Thomas on Saturday at West Side Arena.