Nashua South's Addison Borden tries to move around Bedford's Sarah Muir (5) during Tuesday night's Divison I clash at the Belanger Gym. (Courtesy photo)

The toughest games for Nashua High School North and South athletic teams aren’t really those of the Battle of the Bridge — it’s the ones right after.

That point was proven on Tuesday night as the both the North, South boys and girls basketball teams went a collective 0-4. Ouch.

Meanwhile, a dramatic win for the Bishop Guertin boys, while the Milford girls prevailed once again, a familiar refrain.

Here’s a look at February’s first Tuesday:

BOYS BASKETBALL

ALVIRNE 65, NASHUA NORTH 38

Garrett Hall drops 21 points as the Broncos (8-4) defeat the Titans (3-10) for their fifth straight win. Sammy DeWitt added 15 points for Alvirne. Connor Johnston scored 13 points, Alex Landry had seven; while Adam Monsaray, Alize Roig-Cortes and Brayden Labrecque each scored five points for North. Alvirne hosts Bedford and North visits Keene on Friday.

BISHOP GUERTIN 72, MANCHESTER MEMORIAL 70

Connor McGowan recorded 25 points including the game winning layup with two seconds left for the Cardinals (7-6). Eli Youssef and Sam Woodward scored 11 points apiece. BG visits Goffstown on Friday.

HOLLIS BROOKLINE 65, TIMBERLANE 43

After a tight first quarter the Cavs (9-4) used their defense to extend their lead and never look back. Alton Williams had a game high 15 points, James Arthur scored 13 and Yarie Ramas had nine. John Paul Torgerson led the Cavs defensive effort. HB hosts Kennett on Friday.

PEMBROKE 73, SOUHEGAN 41

The Sabers (5-6) couldn’t hold off Pembroke in the second half. Drew Reagan tallied 12 points, Max Hayes scored 11 and Wes Hickman had nine. Souhegan visits John Stark on Thursday.

MILFORD 30, BISHOP BRADY 28

The Spartans got one of their most satisfying wins of the season, rallying from seven points down with two minutes to go in Concord. Tyler Constable hit a clutch 3-pointer with 3.5 seconds left to pull out the win for the Spartans, now 5-6 and set to host Bow on Friday.

CAMPBELL 63, CONANT 39

Luke Delia had a phenomenal night collecting 24 points and five steals for the Cougars (12-2). Jack Breton scored 18 points including four three-pointers and Cayden Deleon added nine points and seven assists. Campbell visits Somersworth on Friday.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

ALVIRNE 55, NASHUA NORTH 52

Courtney Anderson’s 23 points leads the Broncos (7-6) past the Titans (7-4). Ella Hartson tallied 11 points for Alvirne. North’s Angie King (five assists, two steals) and Lily Small scored 17 and 14 points respectively. Alvirne was also able to snap North’s five game winning streak.

Alvirne visits Manchester Central-West on February 11 and North hosts Keene Friday.

BISHOP GUERTIN 70, MANCHESTER MEMORIAL 8

Maggie Gallagher scored a game high 14 points in the Cardinals (9-4) dominant win Tuesday night. Thalia Drapeau had 10 points and Holly Dufoe chipped in with eight. BG hosts Goffstown on Friday.

BEDFORD 58, NASHUA SOUTH 11

The Panthers (6-7) struggled against the undefeated Bulldogs. Lexi McGuire scored five points. South visits Concord Christian on Thursday.

TIMBERLANE 58, HOLLIS BROOKLINE 51

The Cavs (6-5) fall on the road to the Owls on Tuesday night. Anika Carlson (16 points), Emily Tebbets (12 points) and Ana O’Donnell (11 points) played well for the locals. HB visits Kennett on Friday.

MILFORD 63, BISHOP BRADY 47

The Spartans improve to 9-2 after a decisive win over Bishop Brady. Avery Fuller (14 points), Claire Cote (13 points), Lulu Maguire (nine points), Ellianna Nassy (seven points), Shea Hansen (seven points) and Lexi Bausha all had great performances for the locals. Milford visits Bow on Friday.

PELHAM 51, SOUHEGAN 23

Zofia Rosenfield scored 13 points and added 11 rebounds while Caroline Drum added six points for the Sabers, who fell to 4-9.

CONANT 45, CAMPBELL 25

McKenzie Ripley scored nine points and Kayla Denwiddie had six in the Cougars (2-12) loss. Hosts Somersworth on Friday.