A light day on the local high school sports docket, but we still have a couple of events to tell you about, a good moment for Bishop Guertin soccer and some cross country results:

BOYS SOCCER

BISHOP GUERTIN 1, PINKERTON 1

James Guidry got the Cards’ goal on a penalty kick while James Algeo had six saves with defensive help from Lucas Iwin.

The Cards (0-1-1) will host unbeaten (3-0) Bedford on Tuesday at Stellos Stadium.

CROSS COUNTRY

HANOVER SWEEPS SOUHEGAN RELAYS

The Bears won both the boys and girls event with single digit scores.

In the boys relays, the Bears had seven points, finishing 1-2-4. Nashua South was second with 29 points, just a point ahead of third place Souhegan.

Nashua North was fifth at 43 whie Merrimack (56) was seventh and Alvirne eighth (63).

In the girls relays, Souhegan finished fourth with 29 points, just ahead of Alvirne (36) while Nashua South was seventh at 57.

Hanover was the winner with the 2-3-4 runners (9) with Pinkerton second (22) and Concord third (29).

The event was held at Alvirne due to a scheduling conflict for Souhegan.

LOCALS COMPETE AT BOBCAT INVITATIONAL)

Oyster River High School’s Bobcat Invitational saw some locals shine at the DeMerritt Hill Farm in Lee, with Campbell getting the best team results.

In the boys race the Cougars were eighth (239) in the event won by Pinkerton (37). They were just ahead of Hollis Brookline (282).

The top local finisher was Campbell’s Mason Cardner in 12th (17:34.5) while Milford’s Chase Paiva was 19th in 17:57.9. Hollis Brookline’s Orion Talbot was 25th in 18:31.4 and William Scott 31st in 18:40.5.

Campbell’s Ben Fletcher (45th) and Landon Towsley (49th) rounded out the top 50.

Campbell was the only local team in the girls top 10 with 209 points in the race won by Lebanon at 37.

Milford’s Savka Skorupan ran and finished in the top 20, 14th in 22:06.9. Her teammate, Rylee Coates, was 23rd in 22:53.2.

Campbell was paced by Calleigh Duncan (22, 22:49.5). Hollis Brookline’s Sai Inakollu was 33rd in 24:23.4.