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BEDFORD, N.H. — Timberlane's Emily Cannon was a little frustrated with herself for failing to produce any offense in regulation of the Class L title game against Pinkerton.

BEDFORD, N.H. — Timberlane's Emily Cannon was a little frustrated with herself for failing to produce any offense in regulation of the Class L title game against Pinkerton.

BEDFORD, N.H. — Timberlane's Emily Cannon was a little frustrated with herself for failing to produce any offense in regulation of the Class L title game against Pinkerton.

BEDFORD, N.H. — Timberlane's Emily Cannon was a little frustrated with herself for failing to produce any offense in regulation of the Class L title game against Pinkerton.

Undefeated Timberlane survived despite Manchester Memorial tying the game with 6 seconds left yesterday.

The Owls, however, regrouped  in overtime when Nikki Rothwell drew a defender, then dropped off a pass to Emily Cannon who scored from midcircle with 6:36 left in OT to give No. 1 Timberlane a 2-1 victory over No. 8 Memorial in Class L quarterfinal action.  

Nikki Rothwell netted two goals and added an assistt to help Timberlane close out a perfect regular season.

Timberlane, which is ranked No. 1 in the Class L tournament, only has posted two unperfect regular season in program history. Two years ago, it went 13-0-1.

Timberlane Field Hockey goes to 13-0 defeating Keene 3-0, on the strength of two Sarah Calder goals. Emile Cannon scored the other Timberlane goal. Timberlane last game is Friday vs Londonderry when they will go for a perfect season.

Junior Kati Orban, who went the distance for the first time this season, was more than up to the task, turning aside 10 shots in unbeaten Timberlane's 2-0 win over Salem. Orban and Rachel Guerin (knee), who should be back for the next game, have combined for eight shutouts. Emily Cannon had a goal and an assist.

Carrie Dresser and Becky Hurley were the key defenders in Timberlane's 3-0 shutout over Manchester Central. The pair helped keep the Little Green offense away from Rachel Guerin and Kati Orban as the netminders only had to face two shots. Krista DeLuca had a goal and an assist for the Owls (8-0).

Class L-leading Timberlane field hockey rolled 7s. The Owls made it 7-0 by whipping Nashua South, 7-0. Hannah Feneberg (2), Emily Cannon (2), Sam Weidman, Nikki Rothwell and Zoe Petrosino scored.