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Kayleen Walberg scored two goals and assisted on another as No. 2 Londonderry rallied from a 2-0 deficit to beat No. 10 Timberlane 5-2 in the Division 1 soccer quarterfinals. Emily Crocetti, Aliza Simpson and Lydia Simmon seach also scored a goal for the Lancers, who face No. 3 Bedford on Wednesday at at 5:30 p.m. at Southern New Hampshire University.

Rachel Morrier assisted on two goals as No. 10 Timberlane beat No. 7 Bishop Guertin 3-0 in the Division 1 North soccer first round. Nichole Bruen and Caitlin Rothwell each scored a goal for the Owls, who travel to face No. 2 Londonderry on Saturday at 2 p.m.

Alicia Ross scored three goals as Timberlane surged past Keene 4-1.

Timberlane had the brunt of ball possession against Concord but just couldn't finish as often, dropping a tough 2-1 decision. Senior Emily Swanson continued her strong play at midfield for the Owls. "She certainly was a strong presence (yesterday) and the last couple of games," said head coach Jeff Baumann.

With three starters out at one point, Timberlane girls soccer needed help and got it from junior Nora Magliocchetti and sophomore Sam Coryea in a 2-0 shutout of Dover. "Nora and Sam have played limited minutes and really stepped up and helped out (yesterday)," said head coach Jeff Baumann of the Owls' goal scorers.

After three straight losses in which it scored just two goals combined, Timberlane girls soccer decided to change things up by moving Rachel Morrier from midfield to forward to start yesterday's game against Bishop Guertin. It worked.

A pair of Pinkerton goals three minutes apart in the second half sent the Astros to a 3-0 girls soccer victory over Timberlane. Maggie Cohoon and Rebecca McGrath broke the game open with their goals, both assisted by Haley Hicks.

Rachel Morrier scored three times as Timberlane rolled past Manchester Memorial, 5-2. Nicole Bruen and Alicia Ross also scored for the Owls (3-1).