Krini Dani, shown last season, and the rest of the Nashua South girls tennis team opened the season on Wednesday at Keene. (Telegraph file phto by TOM KING)

The season is just three days old but already the Souhegan High School girls tennis team got a signature win.

The Sabers rallied to pull out a 5-4 win at Portsmouth in a rematch of last year’s Division II finals.

“It shows we have resiliency and confidence,” Sabers coach Bo Dean said, “especially vs. a quality opponent.”

Meanwhile, all the Nashua tennis teams – North, South and Bishop Guertin boys and girls – had their season openers yesterday. And Tuesday’s snowed out track meet at North was held on Wednesday.

Here it all is on the first busy day of the spring season – albeit with just two sports. Imagine next week?

GIRLS TENNIS

SOUHEGAN 5, PORTSMOUTH 4

How did the 2-0 Sabers do it? By sweeping doubles after getting just two singles wins by Callie and Emma Perrin at Nos. 1 and 4, 8-3 and 8-4.

But in doubles, Callie Perrin/Ori Dart won 8-0, Emma Perrin/Mari Dart won 8-2, and Sophia Yates/Elli Brower teamed up for an 8-1 win as the sweep and comeback were complete.

NASHUA SOUTH 5, KEENE 4

The visiting Panthers took two of three doubles after splitting singles. Singles wins all came in the second half of the ladder as Ananya Arun (9-8, 7-1) won at No. 4, Gowri Aldaneni (8-3) at No. 5 and Nikhi Matte (8-3) at No. 6 all won.

Riya Shroff/Arun won 8-3 at No.2 doubles and Aldeneni/Soha Patel did the trick 8-6 at No. 3 for the win.

NASHUA NORTH 6, WINDHAM 3

The Titans swept doubles after a 3-3 singles draw. The teams of Gabi Desjardins/Leena Srinias, Mariana Cajigas/Louise Lorillard and Aleena Reth/Addie Bueno did the job.

Singles wins were by Srinivas, Cajigas and Reth.

DERRYFIELD 6, BISHOP GUERTIN 3

The Cards competed hard against a tough Cougar team, but managed just one singles win to decide the match before doubles, an 8-4 win by Ainsley Flood.

Lydia Miller/Georgie Howell (9-8, 7-2) and Dayana Cottito/Flood (9-8. 7-5) captured two tight doubles matches.

HOLLIS BROOKLINE 7, CONVAL 2

The Cavs took five of six singles with wins by Anna Heiplik at No. 1, 8-4; Max Walsh (8-2), Carlie Holt (8-6), Maddie Barich (8-3) and Bianca Campanella (8-6). Doubles winners were Sapph Sidhu.Eilee Toms (8-3) and Carlie Holt/Addy Olszewski (8-3).

BOYS TENNIS

NASHUA SOUTH 7, KEENE 2

Freshman Ayaan Chalishazar won his first varsity singles match 8-2 at No. 3 and teamed with Jerry Primo at No. 2 doubles for another 8-2 win.

South took five of six singles. Other singles winners were Nikhil Shokeen at No. 2 (9-8, 9-7); Primo at No. 4 (8-2), Brian Grove at No. 5 (8-1) and Sean Hall at No. 6 (8-0). The other South doubles win was Grove and Hall at No. 3, 8-2.

WINDHAM 7, NASHUA NORTH 2

The Titans managed rallies by Brady O’Connor at No. 1 and Graham Gordon at No. 3 for their wins in their season opener.

DERRYFIELD 5, BISHOP GUERTIN 4

The Cougars swept doubles to get the win after BG took four out of six singles.

Winners for the Cards were Evan Deyak at No. 2 (8-5), Jonny Perrott at No.3 (8-6), Maxx Liotte at No. 5 (8-3) and Jaxon Deyak at No. 6 (8-6).

PORTSMOUTH 8, SOUHEGAN 1

Brian Goddard got the lone win for the Sabers (0-2), 8-6.

MILFORD 7, ALVIRNE 2

The Spartans evened their record at 1-1 taking five of six singles to clinch the win. Triumphs were by Will Emerson at No. 1 (8-6), Ben Emerson at No. 2 (8-1), Macus Kern at No. 3 (8-1), Huseyin Alperen at No. 5 (8-2) and Dylan Barber at No. 6 (8-2). The Emerson brothers won at No. 1 doubles 8-1 while Kern/Alperen won at No. 2, 8-1.

The Broncos’ two wins came by Owen Nagle at No.4 singles, 8-6, and the No. 3 doubles team of Jeronimo Tamayo/Dimitri Askis 8-6.

HOLLIS BROOKLINE 9, CONVAL 0

The Cavs lost just three games, those coming in No. 3 doubles with Lior Galliker/Jacob Legrow’s 8-3 win.

All the rest were 8-0 triumphs: Arjun Inakollu, John Torpey, Samuel Anthony, Samuel Pistor, Greyson McSeverney and Eli Mazzola.

BOYS & GIRLS TRACK

TITAN BOYS, GIRLS WIN

The Titans swept a tri-meet with Merrimack and Windham. North’s boys edged Merrimack 77-71 with Windham a distant third at 32, and the Titan girls had enough to beat Windham 63-53 with Merrimack a close third at 47.

In the boys meet, North got wins by Kobe Perry in the 100 (11.69), Jacob Griffin in the 110 hurdles (16.52), Cole Burns in the 3200 (10:27.30)..

In the field, North’s Gavin Suchecki took the high jump at 6-0, TayVon Moore won the pole vault at 9-6, Sam Nardone in the triple jump (38-1), Dominick Coffie in the shot put (44-0.5).

North took the 4×100 relay (Perry, Adriel Gonzalez, Yaxiel Vazquez, Suchecki) in 44.40 and also the 4×400 (Vazquez, Ryan Hutchins, Nardone, Suchecki) in 3:42.17.

Merrimack got wins by Austin Cassetty in the long jump (19-4), Andrew Minichiello in the discus (121-1), Brady Cardin in the javelin (138-9), Brayden Miller in the 1600 (4:49.26), Tyler Hussey in the 300 hurdles (44.15), Jordan Sugianto in the 800 (2:10.31) and Christian Daigneault in the 200 (24.64).

In the girls meet, North’s wins came from Allie Dandeneau n the long jump (15-6), Allison Frye in the 100 (13.11) and 200 (27.15), Rosie Neveu in the 400 (1:00.54), and Abigail Azevedo in the 300 hurdles (48.71).

North got the win in the 4×100 relay (Dandeneau, Abigail Azevedo, Sarah and Allie Frye) in 51.94, and Allie Frye, Charlotte Wilson, Azevedo and Neveu won the 4×400 n 4:10.36.

Merrimack’s winners were Cassandra Jimeno in the triple jump (31-8.50), Grace Massey in the 800 (2:41.96).

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