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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.

METHUEN – Mike Glynn knew all about being a runner-up.

Saturday, he earned his All-State crown.

The Central Catholic senior, who finished twice each of the previous two seasons, had his way with the tough 138-pound field at Methuen, earning four decisions by a combined 44-12.

Three from Central Catholic and Haverhill's Ben Davoli (113) and Jake Nicolosi (145) were among nine local wrestlers who advanced Friday at the All-State meet to this morning's semifinals.

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.

Central Catholic placed six wrestlers in the semifinals and held a commanding lead in the team standings of the Division 2 state meet in Milton. Advancing for the Raiders were Jimmy Glynn (106), Stephen Donovan (132), Mike Glynn (138), Nate Vachon (145), Matt Shaw (152) and Anthony Mears (220). Also advancing to the semis were North Andover's Ethan Ford (132) and Jack Carbone (195).

Haverhill's Ben Davoli (113) and Edgar Feliciano (132) will both be competing this morning at Methuen in the Division 1 state meet semifinals after having won their quarterfinal matches Friday. Teammate Jake Nicolosi lost his first nmatch of the year, 9-4 to Xaverian's Michael Bobola, but is still alive in the consolation as is Steven Wise and Jay Levy.

It was a great day for the Nugent family from Phillips Academy at the New England Prep wrestling tournament in Hartford. Freshman Colin Nugent finished third at 126 with his only loss coming to Belmont Hill star Jimmy Harrington and sister Marisol Nugent not only won her 144-pound weight classin the first-ever girls prep tournament but she was named Outstanding Wrestler.

BOXFORD – Ethan Ford had been training for Saturday afternoon pretty much since his first high school wrestling season.

And after improving one step at a time over his career, the North Andover senior finally got his crown.

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.

Windham's wrestling team won four meets at the Cavalier Duals to finish their season at 16-10-1. Six different Jaguars were unbeaten on the day including 138-pounder Eric Carter.