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NASHUA — The script was already written, but freshman Niko Langlois added an exclamation point Saturday night for the Timberlane wrestling team. And then Chris Lund added another.

LONDONDERRY — Konrad Parker did it again Saturday at the New Hampshire Division 1 state meet.

And so did, once again, the Timberlane wrestling team.

Last year as a freshman, Parker stunned the No. 1 seed and captured the 106-pound title to help the Owls rally to capture their fourth straight state crown. On Saturday, he pinned the No. 1 seed, Nashua South's Colby Spencer, in the finals for yet another title.

Salem's wrestling team swept a tri-meet to cap a successful dual-meet season with a 21-6-2 record. Among those with two pins on the day was 195-pounder Tanner Morgano.

Beau Dillon scored a pin in 0:08 at 220 pounds, and Salem edged Windham 36-30.

HAVERHILL — For better and worse, junior Alex Chhy is what Lawrence wrestling is all about.

A first-year wrestler, like so many of the Lancers, Chhy has gradually progressed since the season started. And Saturday he took it another step forward with two key wins, the final being a pin in the last match of the day to clinch a 42-33 win over Andover in the finals of the Hillie Duals.

Josh Ozoria is closing in on a milestone. Wednesday night, the Salem senior heavyweight pinned his opponent in 5:30 to help lift the Blue Devils to a 48-30 win over Londonderry. It was his 99th career win.

Salem placed fourth in the rugged Ridgefield Challenge in Connecticut as seniors Matt Adams (126) and Beau Dillon (220) both captured titles, getting first period pins in the finals. Also, Josh Ozoria was second at heavyweight, losing a hard fought 5-3 decision in the finals.

 Ryan O’Rourke, George Boudreau, Beau Dillon and Josh Ozoria were all unbeaten on the day as Salem went 3-1 at the Hall of Fame Duals at Merrimack, falling only to a strong St. Johnsbury team.

It's tough to steal the spotlight from some of his talented teammates but Salem junior George Boudreau may have done just that Saturday.

Boudreau upset No. 1 seed Jesese Brochu of Biship Guertin in overtime to help spark the Blue Devils to second at the Nashua South Invitational. For the his efforts, Boudreau was named the tourney Outstanding Wrestler.

 Martial Ngatchoua avoided a pin in the final match, dropping a 7-0 decision to Dominic Robinson, and Salem held on for a tight 39-37 victory over Pinkerton. Beau Dillon had a 35-second pin for Salem at 220 and Sterling McLaughlin got a fall in 28 seconds for the Astros at 182.