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Christian Allaire had a hat trick, Brandon Beane contributed two goals and an assist and Connor Ross notched three assists as Timberlane whipped Pinkerton, 5-0, in the Division 1 quarterfinals.

The question of who is the best boys soccer team in New Hampshire will remain unanswered for now, as Timberlane and Bedford, the top two teams in Division 1, played to a 1-1 draw. Timberlane got its goal from Connor Ross in the second half after Brandon Beane drew a free kick. Both teams are now 13-1-1, and the Owls wrap up their regular season on Friday against Manchester Central. 

Kenneth Thurston scored the winning goal for Timberlane (13-1) in the 79th minute as the Owls earned a statement 3-2 win over fellow Division 1 power Hanover (11-2). The Owls also got two goals from Brandon Beane.

In one of the strangest soccer games you'll ever see, Timberlane boys soccer knocked off Merrimack by a score of 9-5. The Owls, now 11-1 on the season, got a hat trick from Christian Allaire and two goals each from Brandon Beane and Ryan Boggiatto to lead the way on offense.

Cobi Moore scored in the 57th minute to lead Pinkerton to a 2-1 win over previously unbeaten Timberlane. The Owls are now 4-1, while the Astros improve to 3-0.

Timberlane soccer defeated Nashua North 3-0 to remain undefeated in a game that would have made the cast of the late TV show "Friends" proud. Matthew Perry had a goal and two assists for the Owls, while Connor Ross added a goal himself.

Trailing by one at halftime, Brandon Beane scored two second half goals to lead Timberlane boys soccer past Manchester Memorial 2-1. Timberlane is now 3-0 on the season.

Trailing Keene 3-1 at halftime, the Timberlane boys soccer team roared back with two second half goals to tie the game before Brandon Beane scored the game-winner in overtime to win 4-3. Nick Skinner had two goals and Christian Allaire scored the tying goal late in regulation.