Bishop Guertin's Ayla Regan is presented the Unsung Hero Award by Nashua Lions Club President Ed Lecius on Friday night prior to the Cards' game vs.Timberlane.The award is given in memory of former BG athletes, Lizzy Croke and Paige Parkinson, who lost their lives in the last few years in motor vehicle accidents. (Courtesy photo)

It was a Fab Friday for the majority of the local high school boys and girls basketball teams; the BG girls finished up a highly successful 14-4 regular season while the Souhegan girls clinched a tourney berth despite a loss.

On the boys side, the Cards and Alvirne Broncos got big wins as teams head into the final week of the regular season.

Here’s a look:

GIRLS BASKETBALL

BISHOP GUERTIN 73, TIMBERLANE 25

Holly Dufoe put together a 19 point performance leading the Cardinals dominant offense. Kayden Rioux collected 12 and Jas Rosario added eight. BG ends the regular season with a 14-4 record.

ALVIRNE 54, WINNACUNNET 32

Ella Hartson had a 16-point night as she continues to put the team on her back as the playoffs approach. Lexi Floyd and Julia Adams scored 11 apiece for the Broncos (10-7). Alvirne hosts Windham on Tuesday.

MERRIMACK VALLEY 61, HOLLIS BROOKLINE 27

The Cavs (8-9) struggled on the road while being shorthanded. Ana O’Donnell and Ainslee Thompson scored 10 and six points respectively. HB hosts Milford on Tuesday.

MILFORD 59, HANOVER 28

After going into halftime with a 29-20 lead, the Spartans (13-3) pulled away with a 21-1 third quarter to grab a win on the road. Lexi Bausha led the offense with 14 points, Claire Cote added 13 and Shea Hansen had 10. Milford visits Hollis Brookline on Tuesday.

KINGSWOOD 52, SOUHEGAN 48

The bad news was the Sabers fell after being up 29-20 at the half, suffering from a 21-2 third quarter. They made a big run to cut the deficit to three points with 18 seconds left but that was it.Lanai HIckman led the way with 14 points while Caroline Drum had 10 and Julia Skelton nine.

The good news was that with Bishop Brady losing to Sanborn, the 8-9 Sabers clinched a Division II tourney spot.

BOYS BASKETBALL

BISHOP GUERTIN 80, TIMBERLANE 58

Connor McGowan and Eli Youssef each had stellar performances collecting 21 and 20 points respectively for the Cardinals (9-8). Luca Fabrizio scored nine points and Matt Chau added eight in the win. BG hosts Winnacunnet on Tuesday.

WINDHAM 66, NASHUA NORTH 41

The Titans (4-13) drop their third game in a row when they visited the Jaguars. Robinson Rodriguez tallied 15 points and Alex Landry scored seven. North hosts Merrimack on Tuesday.

ALVIRNE 63, WINNACUNNET 48

Sammy DeWitt adds another good scoring night to his season by tallying 20 points in the Broncos (12-5) win. Sean Chipfunde Andrew Deely put in 12 points each and Garrett Hall added 11. Alvirne visits Windham on Tuesday.

MANCHESTER MEMORIAL 72, MERRIMACK 61

The Tomahawks (8-9) could not overcome an early Memorial lead on the road. Ryan Elliott scored 19 points, while Mikey Flerra (four three-pointers in fourth quarter) and Nate Johnson added 14 each. Merrimack visits Nashua North on Tuesday.

SOUHEGAN 45, KINGSWOOD 42

Drew Reagan’s 26 points on Senior Night was the cherry on top of what was a great defensive game for the Sabers (8-9). Souhegan hosts ConVal on Tuesday.

MERRIMACK VALLEY 61, HOLLIS BROOKLINE 57

The Cavaliers (13-4) saw their eight-game win streak snapped in their final regular season home game at the hands of MV (10-6).

Alton Williams led the Cavs with 15 points, followed by Noah Natalino with 13 and Dylan Kelley with 10. HB rallied from five down at the half to take a 47-45 lead heading into the final quarter, but couldnt find an answer to stopping MV’s Aiden Gray (25 points).

Before the game, HB seniors Cam Kump, Yarie Ramas, Paul Gehan, Colin Magnuszewski, and John Paul Torgenson were recognized.

The Cavs will wind up the regular portion of the campaign Tuesday at local rival Milford, which needs the win to keep its faint Division II tourney hopes alive.

(Telegraph Staff Writer Tom King contributed to this report.)