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HS Roundup: Panthers keep train rolling; Milford field hockey wins

By Tom King - Staff Writer | Sep 4, 2026

Nashua South's Michele Esposito, shown earlier this week, had three goals in Thursday's win at Windham. (Telegraph file photo by TOM KING)

The Nashua South boys soccer team is off and running. The Panthers after Thursday’s win are at 3-0 on the season.

The other highlights of the day included Milford and Hollis Brookline both getting their first field hockey wins.

Here’s a look:

BOYS SOCCER

NASHUA SOUTH 7, WINDHAM 1

The Panthers are now 3-0 on the season with their easiest win over an injury riddled Jaguar team. Michele Esposito had three goals, giving him five in the last to games, while Damien Rodrigues, Kenny Ziehm, Max Friday and Joey Aguillon had single tallies. South will host Manchester Memorial on Wednesday.

CAMPBELL 7, KINGSWOOD 0

Matt Decarli had two goals while single tallies went to Nick Noviello, Nate Federico, Christian Bellino, Caiden Lavoie and Brady Marcotte. The Cougars improved to 2-0 on the season.

Adam Correau recorded his second shutout of the fall for Campbell, which visits Merrimack Valley on Tuesday.

GIRLS SOCCER

NASHUA SOUTH 1, WINDHAM 1

Natalee Thomas did it again, getting the tying goal in the first half about five minutes after the Jaguars had taken the lead.

Olivia Mangahas was a force for South, covering much of the field. The Panthers are off until next Thursday when they visit Timberlane.

LONODNDERRY 2, MERRIMACK 0

The Tomahawks fell to 1-1-1 despite eight saves by Reece Berthiamue. The Lancers scored on a corner kick and a flurry in front of the net.

Playing well defensively for the ‘Hawks were Avery Rigoli, Lauen Brodsy and Lilli Allicea.

Merrimack hosts Exeter on Tuesday.

FIELD HOCKEY

TIMBERLANE 1, NASHUA SOUTH 0 (OT)

Lilly Hurd had a fantastic game for the Panthers with 12 saves, but they fell on a penalty stroke in overtime.

Playing well for South were Emme Christian, Sofia orti, Molly Mullaney, Sophie Collins and Maddie Langer.

South (1-2) is off until it takes on Goffstown on Monday, Sept. 14.

MILFORD 1, CONVAL 0

The Spartans evened their record at 1-1 on a goal by Charlotte Dutton, assisted by Lily Webster.

Norah Cardin had nine saves in goal while Calleigh Krycki, and Raiyne Bailey all played well.

Milford is at St.Thomas on Tuesday.

HOLLIS BROOKLINE 2, LEBANON 1

The Cavs trailed Lebanon 1-0 in the third quarter and then went into comeback mode, with Anna McGurk tying the game and Molly Wertheimer scoring the game-winner, assisted by Lilly Hamilton, for their first win.

Maddie Barich had seven saves, one which broke up a Lebanon breakaway.

HB hosts ConVal on Wednesday.

GOLF

ALVIRNE FOURTH

The Broncos totaled 224, in a match at Atkinson CC that saw John Stark, Timberlane and Oyster River all tie at 207.

Jackson Quinn led Alvirne with a 40, followed by Leif Erickson (44), Chase Fuller (46), Mason Komarek (47), Ethan Buja (51) and Reilly Hughes at 53.

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