SNS Storm seniors Gabby Cook, far left; Anna Foley, second from left; Haley Christianson, second from right and Amelia Warecki, far right were honored prior to Saturday's season finale at Conway Arena. Coaches on hand were assistant Lauren North, center left; head coach Shannon Paquette, center and assistant Kelli Braley. (Courtesy photo)

It was a hockey and basketball day locally Saturday with the wrestling and bowling championships moved to today.

Here’s a look at how the locals did on the ice and the court, with a possible record performance by an opposing player:

BOYS HOCKEY

ALVIRNE-MILFORD 7, TIMBERLANE-PELHAM 0

An incredible feat occurred at Skate 3 in Tyngsborough, Mass. in a losing cause and if statistically correct, it was a record performance for Timberlane-Pelham freshman goaltender Simon Hawkes, credited by scorekeepers with an astounding 90 saves. That would be a boys hockey state record.

“Nothing but respect for that kid,” Admirals coach Kathy Griswold said, her team now 12-4 despite the feat. “Hawkes was lights out.”

The Admirals got four goals by Luke Green, plus a pair by Brandon Callahan and goal and assist by Mason Tomkins.

Chris Bozza had two assists while singles went to Brandon Ganas, Ryan Sutton, Nathan Ricci and Jameson Thurott.

The performance is said to have shattered the state record of 57 saves in a single game while the national record is said to be 98 for boys hockey.

Kian Corcoran had to make just nine saves in getting the shutout, but he set a team record for victories, single season shutouts and career shutouts. Callahan became the latest Admiral to break the 100-point career mark (now with 101).

The Admirals host Portsmouth-Newmarket-Sanborn on Wednesday at Skate3.

Timberlane-Pelham goalie Simon Hawkes makes one of his state record 90 saves in a 7-0 loss to Alvirne-Milford on Saturday at Skate 3 Arena in Tyngsborough, Mass. (Courtesy photo by Betsy Hansen)

NASHUA NORTH-SOUTH 6, WINNACUNNET 0

The Kings snapped a three-game losing streak and improved to 4-12 with a dominant performance, outshooting the Warriors 34-11 and enjoying a hat trick by Callen Cullity. Braedyn Thyne and Jacoby Caissie each added a goal and an assist, while David Ramahlo also had a goal.

Conor Prunier had three assists, while others went to Brendan Skelley, Jared Gauthier and Gavin Asimakopulos.

Tony Venezia enjoyed the shutout with 11 saves.

Nashua is at St.Thomas of Dover on Wednesday,

BISHOP GUERTIN 4, ST.JOE’S ( CONN.) 0

The Cards improved to 10-5 after a road trip to Shelton, Conn.as Jack Stone had a hat trick while Jordan O’Hearn had a goal and an assist.Other assists went to Cam Auger, Cam Vaillancourt, Owen Murphy and Jack Menicci had assists.

The Cards are scheduled to host Exeter on Monday at Skate 3, weather permitting in their final regular season home game.

GOFFSTOWN 2, MHBDS 1 (OT)

Goffstown’s Gavin Matatall scored at 6:57 in sudden death overtime at West Side Arena to sink the Merrimack-Hollis Brookline-Derryield WarHawks to 8-8-1 on the season.

Colin Hamlin got the game-tying goal at 8:18 of the third, assisted by Bryson Smith and Austin Kovaliv. Liam Gagne had 31 stops for the WarHawks, who wrap up the regular season Wednesday at Somersworth-Coe-Brown.

GIRLS HOCKEY

KINGSWOOD-PROSPECT MTN-PLYMOUTH 7, SOUHEGAN-NASHUA 2

The SNS Storm completed its first ever season at 3-14-1 and honored its seniors Anna Foley, Haley Christianson, Gabby Cook and Amelia Warecki at Conway Arena.

Getting the Storm’s two goals was sophomore Briley Landsteiner, one unassisted and another assisted by Sophia Wine Goaltender Charlotte Dezotell had 26 saves. The Storm only put seven shots on goal.

SALEM 6, BISHOP GUERTIN 5

The Cards fell to 3-13 despite a five point day by Grace Spengler (two goals, three assists). Carley Green had a goal and an assist while Haley Gagne and Ava Brennan added a goal apiece. Assists went to Lilah Katz, Maddy Carroll and Adie Noel. BG hosts Kingswood-Prospect Mtn-Plymouth at Skate 3 on Tuesday.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

WINDHAM 63, NASHUA NORTH 44

The Titans (7-10) suffered their sixth straight loss despite playing better than the score indicated.

Lily Small had 14 points and her sister Alaina had 11. It was tight at the half, 27-24, before the Jags (11-6) grabbed a 45-35 lead heading into the final quarter.

North wraps up the regular season Tuesday at home vs. Merrimack at 12:30 p.m.

BOYS BASKETBALL

ALVIRNE 49, WINNACUNET 35

Alvirne is now 11-6 as Garrett Hall led the way with 16 points and Angel Kangar had 11 in Hampton. Jacoby Durham added eight. Led by Hall, the Broncos outscored the Warriors 14-4 in the third quarter to break the game open.

Alvirne hosts Windham Tuesday to end the regular season.

HANOVER 53,MILFORD 34

The Spartans fell to 6-10 after visiting Hanover. They will head to Hollis Brookline on Tuesday before wrapping up the regular season next Friday at home vs. Pembroke as they try to secure the final spot in the Division II tourney.