Nashua North's Logan Sartor (6), shown during a match at BG earlier this season, served 20 straight points for the Titans Thursday in a win over Keene. (Telegraph photo by TOM KING)

Nashua High School North girls volleyball coach Cassandra Desfosses hates to single out players, but in the case of Logan Sartor in Thursday’s win over Keene, she had no choice.

Sartor had done something Desfosses had never seen on the court. To find out what that was, plus yesterday’s other results, read on:

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

NASHUA NORTH 3, KEENE 0

Sartor led the Titans with an astounding 20-point run as a server, as in 20 straight points.Included in that were several aces.

“Logan’s serving run was a first for me to see,” Desfosses said.

In any event, the Titans won 25-3, 25-13, 25-14 in their gym to get their first win of the season (1-2).

NASHUA SOUTH 3, TIMBERLANE1

The Panthers evened their record at 2-2, taking the final two sets by identical 25-18 scores after splitting the first two 25-18, 21-25.

Riley Britton had a superb night with 22 kills, 14 digs and five aces. Joelle Primo added nine kills.

Briley Landsteiner (24 digs), Emery Smith (15 assists, seven digs), Lexi McGuire (14 assists, 15 service points) also contributed.

MERRIMACK 3, MANCHESTER MEMORIAL 1

Natalie Powers led the way with six aces and 11 kills as the Tomahawks got their first win (1-2) of the young season. Lily Beaulieu added six aces and eight kills. Annika Hart had 14 assists while Abby Herod had 13 digs and six kills.

FIELD HOCKEY

SOUHEGAN 1, HANOVER 1 (OT)

The Sabers (3-0-2) got a goal by Mariella but that was it as the game went through sudden death overtime tied, although a Saber goal was disallowed. Saber netminder Olivia Harrison played well, especially in OT. Hanover is now 3-1-1.

Souhegan is at Keene on Monday.

MERRIMACK VALLEY 4, MILFORD 1

Charlotte Dutton scored the Spartans (1-3) lone goal, assisted by Lily Webster. Nora Cardin had 17 saves while other Spartans playing well were AllieCardin, Paige Bernier and freshman Angelina Waller in her varsity debut.

GIRLS SOCCER

NASHUA NORTH 0, LONONDERRY 0

TheTitans (1-2-1) and Lancers couldn’t get a score at Stellos Stadium. North will face Bishop Guertin at Stellos on Monday.

BOYS SOCCER

LONDONDERRY 2, NASHUA NORTH 0

The Titans (1-3) are struggling offensively of late, blanked by the host Lancers to make it one goal in their last three games.

They’ll try to change their recent fortune when the face Bishop Guertin on Monday at Stellos Stadium.