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Ryan Bourque allowed just three hits to shut out Bishop Guertin and lead Timberlane baseball to a 2-0 win. Lucas Harmon and Cameron Sweet drove in the Owls' two runs on the day.

Behind six strong innings and eight strikeouts from Ryan Bourque, Timberlane took down Dover, 6-2, for its third straight win. Cam Lovett and Brent Seavey each had two-run doubles to pace the offense for the Owls (7-8).

Timberlane beat Alvirne, 1-0, as Lucas Harmon (5 innings) and Cam Lovett (2 innings) combined on a no-hitter. In the top of the seventh, Ryan Bourque and Cam Sweet reached on errors and Lovett walked to load the bases. Brent Seavey drove in pinch-runner Colin Scully on a sac fly.

Coach Jamie Fish on why he pulled Harmon: "He was at the end of the line pitch count-wise for him. And he was a little banged up from diving back to a base." There was drama in the bottom of the 7th. As with two outs, two walks and an infield error loaded the bases. But Lovett fanned a pinch-hitter to end it.

Cameron Sweet singled home Donovan Kelley in the ninth for his second RBI of the game as Timberlane edged Goffstown 3-2. Colin Scully got the win in relief of Connor Abood, who only gave up one earned run in seven innings.

Sophomore Owen Larouco had a big day as Windham topped Timberlane, 13-3. Larouco went 3-3 at the plate, scoring three runs and driving in three more to lead the Windham offense. Will McKee also had three RBIs, going 2-4 on the day.

Northern Essex scored seven runs in the sixth inning to overcome Massasoit 12-6. Harrison Engstron was 3 for 5 with four RBIs and WIndham's Riley Magee had a pair of hits including a two-run homer.

Ryan Bourque fired a one-hitter and Timberlane blanked Trinity, 10-0, in a 6-inning, mercy-rule game. The only hit was a Texas Leaguer single in the fourth. He fanned nine and didn't walk a batter. Cam Sweet slapped a bases-clearing triple.