Bishop Guertin girls basketball player Olivia Baker (3) was presented with the Liz Croke-Paige Parkinson Unsung Hero Award by Nashua Lions Club President-Elect Stephanie Langenbeck, left, and current Lions president Paul Bergeron, right. Also present was Croke's father, David. The award is given in memory of two BG basketball alums who tragically lost their lives in the last few years. (Courtesy photo)

There was no stormy weather on Tuesday so high school games were all over the area at all different times during vacation week — and many were key to the postseason may shape up.

Most local hoop teams ended their regular season, but in Division I girls Alvirne hosts Winnacunnet today with the winner qualifying for the tourney and the loser seeing its season end.

There were also two Bishop Guertin hockey games played yesterday, so read on:

BOYS BASKETBALL

NASHUA SOUTH 80, CONCORD 48

Francisco Rodriguez scored 22 points as the Panthers finish the regular season. Daniel Karavanic had 14 and Shane Lemire added 12 points. South ends with an 11-7 record after a 4-6 start and could possibly get a home game in the first round of the Division I tournament next Wednesday.

BISHOP GUERTIN 68, WINNACUNNET 66

The Cardinals (14-4) sneak by the Warriors to wrap up the season. Connor McGowan had a team high 21 points, Luca Fabrizio scored 18, Andre Steinbruick had nine and Sam Prescott and Eli Youssef each had seven.

SOUHEGAN 48, CONVAL 31

The Sabers improve to 10-8 with a dominant win on Tuesday. Wes Hickman scored 15 points, Sean Zerega added nine and Matt Nowak had seven.

ALVIRNE 60, WINDHAM 51

The Broncos (12-6) end the regular season on a three-game winning streak as they enter the tournament. Garrett Hall had a game high 23 points while Luke Norse had 12 Angel Kangar added 11.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

NASHUA NORTH 62, MERRIMACK 50

The Titans snapped a six-game losing streak to end the regular season at 8-10 despite 27 points by the 5-13 Tomahawks’ Meg McCarthy. That’s because Lily Small had 21 points while Alaina Small added 12 and Angie King had 10 for North, which will enter tourney play next week on the road, likely at possible No. 2 seed Bedford.

Avery Cruz added 20 for the ‘Hawks, who ended their season yesterday.

Nashua North’s Raegan Campbell (12) is harassed by Merrimack’s Meg McCarthy, right, and Sophia Crooks during Tuesday’s Division I local clash at Titans Gym. (Telegraph photo by TOM KING)

BISHOP GUERTIN 60, WINNACUNNET 38

The Cardinals (11-7) will enter the tournament being winners of their last five games. Hailey McGowan and Kayden Rioux each scored 15 points to lead the way. Olivia Baker scored nine and Thalia Drapeau added eight points.

WINDHAM 41, ALVIRNE 23

The Broncos fall to 5-12 with their loss to the Jaguars. Talia Kraus scored 10 points for the locals. Alvirne hosts Winnacunnet (6-11) on Wednesday at 5 p.m. for the last spot in the tournament.

HOLLIS BROOKLINE 54, MILFORD 40

The Cavs (14-4) finish the regular season on a 10-game win streak after their win over the Spartans (7-10), who held a 27-22 lead at halftime.

HB’s Ana O’Donnell led all scorers with 26 points, Sam Disco had 11 and Mya Blackman chipped in with nine. Brooke Bouchard led the defensive unit that included Blackman’s blocks and outlet passes.

Shea Hansen led Milford with 18 points and was a perfect 8 for 8 at the free throw line. Lexi Bausha collected 10 points in the loss.

SOUHEGAN 59, CONVAL 17

The Sabers (13-5) took a 25-9 halftime lead after opening the game up in the second quarter. Zofia Rosenfield paced the offense with 14 points, Julia Skelton had 13 and Lanai Hickman collected 10.

Souhegan will host a first round playoff game for the first time in a decade next Wednesday.

BOYS HOCKEY

BISHOP GUERTIN 5, EXETER 2

The Cards had five different players score in improving to 11-5: Luca Ferrari, Dom Trepanier, Jack Stone, Anthony Dobrutchi and Cam Vaillancourt.

Gavin Santos had three assists for the Cards, who also got two assists from Owen Murphy, Dobrutchi and Ferrari.

The Cards are at Bedford tonight at Sullivan Arena.

GIRLS HOCKEY

KINGSWOOD 4, BISHOP GUERTIN 1

The Cardinals lost their fourth straight game on Tuesday. Carly Green scored the lone goal for the locals. BG visits Pinkerton on Wednesday.

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