Campbell's Logan Allaire was named the Outstanding Wrestler of the Division III Meet last weekend, and will compete for an overall state title at 175 pounds in Saturday's Meet of Champions at Pinkerton. (Courtesy photo by Dan Attori/Concord Monitor)

Wait, there’s more.

As eventful as last Saturday was with the NHIAA Division Meets, this Saturday brings the chance for over 50 local high school wrestlers to compete for overall true state championships.

It’s the Meet of Champions, an all day affair set to be held at Pinkerton Academy. And not only will there be the boys MOCs, but the NHIAA Girls State Championships as well.

It will be a chance for some local standouts such as Hollis Brookline’s Caden Bruseo, Campbell’s Logan Allaire, Souhegan’s Jack Kaler, Alvirne’s Shawn Boudreau, and Bishop Guertin’s Bishop Kearns to try to earn titles. All of them are seeded either third or higher in their respective weight classes. Bruseo and Allaire were named the Division II and III Outstanding Wrestlers last weekend with titles.

Souhegan and Milford will send the most wrestlers (10) to the meet. Hollis Brookline will have eight. Bishop Guertin will be sending six.

And, of course, all the other area schools, including Nashua North and South, will send their top wrestlers. South’s Benny Byrne is seeded second at 120.

In the girls competition, keep an eye on the 165-pound competition where Bishop Guertin’s Ayla Saeturn and Alvirne’s Jillian Boncore are seeded one-two. Souhegan’s Isabelle Brandt (145) and Merrimack’s Avary Berardinelli (120) are second seeds while Souhegan’s Ava Burbee is a third seed at 138.

Here’s the local rundown by school:

BOYS COMPETITION

ALVIRNE – Shawn Boudreau (No. 1, 215); Shayne Mackey (No. 1, 165), Kyler Cox (No. 3, 106), Quintin Tetreault (fourth seed, 190).

BISHOP GUERTIN – Bishop Kearns (No. 3, 285); Jack Foster (No. 3, 150); Austin Steinruck, 126; Dom Stamp, 138; James Algeo, 132; Wesley Steinruck, 106.

CAMPBELL – Logan Allaire (No. 3, 175); Sage Anctil, 150; Sam Baker, 120.

HOLLIS BROOKLINE – Caden Bruseo (No. 1, 138); Victor Lomme (No. 2 seed, 106); Jacob Critchfield (No. 3, 157); Dan Hallas, 190; Hunter Knight, 126; Jacob Velez, 175; Phillip Burke, 285; Scout Crea, 120.

MERRIMACK – Carter Anderson, 175.

MILFORD – Brandon Leeman, 285; Cam Stickney, 138; Elijah Wales, 215; Jace Wilhelmi, 157; Joshua Enright, 113; Kane Davis, 120; Max Hammestrom, 132; Nate Post, 190; Noah Kittredge, 165; Tanner Herbert, 144.

NASHUA NORTH – Gavin Page, 132; Hayden Durocher, 126; Owen Gagnon, 120.

NASHUA SOUTH – Ben Byrne (No. 2, 120); Connor Whitman, 165; Ian McCubrey, 215; Johnny McDevitt, 138.

SOUHEGAN – Jack Kaler (No. 3, 126); Alex Sarfde, 157; Ben Smiley, 138; Chase Knuckles, 150; Cole Brandt, 144; Gabe Holt, 215; Kyle Sukcharoenphon, 106; Landon Carson, 132; Noah Daily, 165; Owen Kosteck, 120.

Bishop Guertin’s Ayla Saeturn, shown during the season opener vs. Nashua South, will be one of several locals competing in the Girls MOC on Saturday at Pinkerton. (Telegraph photo by TOM KING)

Bishop Guertin’s Ayla Saeturn, shown during the season opener vs. Nashua South, will be one of several locals competing in the Girls MOC on Saturday at Pinkerton. (Telegraph photo by TOM KING)

GIRLS COMPETITION

ALVIRNE – Jillian Boncore (No. 2, 165)

BISHOP GUERTIN – Ayla Saeturn (No. 1, 165).

MERRIMACK – Charlene Haddad, 107; Avary Berardinelli (No. 2, 120);

MILFORD – Mya Coombs, 185.

SOUHEGAN – Mary Wellen, 114; Ava Burbee (No. 3,138); Isabelle Brandt (No. 2, 145)