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Isabella Keogh and Leah Morrier each scored two goals as Timberlane rolled past Manchester Central 6-3. Alida Bates and Sophia Keogh each added one goal.

 Emily Manning scored her second goal with just two minutes left to play as Windham nipped Winnacunnet 2-1 in girls soccer.

Brooke Tardugno scored in the first half and that was enough as Methuen's girls soccer team stayed unbeaten with a 1-0 win over Chelmsford. Sam Pfeil had eight saves.

 Bella Keogh scored her second goal in overtime with a nifty individual effort, giving her 15 goals on the year, as Timberlane improved to 5-1 with a 2-1 victory over Dover. 

Ashlyn Walsh and Lindsey Butler each had a hat trick and Pelham girls soccer drubbed Sanborn, 12-0.

Courtnee Pickles scored two second half goals to give Methuen girls soccer a 2-0 win over Dracut. 

Ashlyn Walsh had the had trick and Pelham girls soccer shaded Kennett, 3-2.

Hannah Jordan scored on a header with 15 seconds left in the game to lift Andover to a dramatic 1-0 season-opening win over Tewksbury.

Meg Malolepszy scored her first career hat trick, leading Central Catholic girls soccer to a season-opening 5-0 win over Haverhill. 

Rachel Carr scored the game-winning overtime goal off a penalty kick to give Salem girls soccer a 2-1 victory over Londonderry. Charlotte Hinchey scored the Blue Devils' first goal, while goalie Kendall Migliorini made 17 saves.

Courtney Pickles and Lily Finocchiaro each scored twice as Methuen girls soccer opened its season with an 8-1 victory over Lawrence. 

Freshman Kayla Silveira scored both goals as Pinkerton's girls soccer team stunned Exeter 2-1, ending a 35-game winning streak. Libby Williams made seven saves for the Astros, who improved to 3-1. "A pretty great win for us," said coach Danielle Rappa.  

Freshman Lilly Grosky and sophomore Sophia Sayers each scored their first varsity goal as Timberlane surged past Manchester Memorial 8-5. Twins Bella Keogh (3 goals) and Sophia Keogh (2 goals) also had big days.

EXETER — The magical tournament run for the Windham girls soccer team came to an end in the Division 1 state championship game Sunday afternoon.

Rachel Carr had three goals and Charlotte Hinchey scored in Salem soccer's 4-0 win over Memorial. Kendall Migliorini (5 saves) notched the shutout.