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Bella Keogh scored twice, giving her 37 goals on the year, but it wasn't enough as Timberlane bowed out of the Division 1 girls soccer tournament, losing to Bedford 6-2.

Trailing 1-0 at halftime, Timberlane scored all three of its goals in the second half to advance to the second round of the Div. 1 girls soccer tournament with a 3-1 victory over Windham. Bella Keogh and Alida Bates both had a goal and an assist for the Owls (14-3) and Norah Barry had her first career goal. Keogh's goal was her 35th of the year.

Timberlane girls soccer blanked Goffstown, 5-0, in the regular-season finale. Alida Bates scored and had a brilliant all-around game. The Keogh twins each scored twice and Arden Ferrari-Henry had the shutout for the 13-3 Owls. The Owls have their fingers crossed that standout Leah Morrier will be healthy for the playoffs.

Bela Keogh scored four goals, giving her a whopping school-record 26 for the year, as Timberlane's girls (10-1) whipped Nashua North 6-2. 

Bella Keogh continued to dazzle with three goals — her third hat trick in 10 games — as Timberlane girls soccer held off hard-charging Alvirne 6-3.

The Keogh twins each scored in the first minute and Timberlane girls soccer tripped Hanover, 4-1. Bella Keogh scored twice, to give her 19 in eight games. Leah Morrier also scored.

Isabella Keogh and Leah Morrier each scored two goals as Timberlane rolled past Manchester Central 6-3. Alida Bates and Sophia Keogh each added one goal.

 Bella Keogh scored her second goal in overtime with a nifty individual effort, giving her 15 goals on the year, as Timberlane improved to 5-1 with a 2-1 victory over Dover. 

Freshman Lilly Grosky and sophomore Sophia Sayers each scored their first varsity goal as Timberlane surged past Manchester Memorial 8-5. Twins Bella Keogh (3 goals) and Sophia Keogh (2 goals) also had big days.