Hollis Brookline's Rosalie DeSantis (7), shown during last year's Division II finals, scored the only goal the Cavs would need on Thursday in a rain-soaked 4-0 win at Souhegan. (Telegraph file photo by TOM KING)

There’s no doubt that two of the best, if not the best girls soccer teams in the local area are the Bishop Guertin Cardinals (seven straight, 7-1) and Hollis Brookline Cavaliers (8-0).

They were winning again in the rain on Thursday:

GIRLS SOCCER

BISHOP GUERTIN 2, WINDHAM 0

The Cardinals’ roll continues, as not only are they on a winning streak, they have not allowed a goal since losing to Exeter in their season opener.

Keeper Jess Lacroix earned the shutout while Zoe Horton-Sousa netted two goals, both assisted by Kareena Sondhi. Emerson Brown played well in the midfield.

Guertin faces Merrimack on Saturday at 10 a.m.

HOLLIS BROOKLINE 4, SOUHEGAN 0

The Cavs improved to 8-0 as they spread the wealth offensively. Rosalie Desantis had the only goal the Cavs would need, heading home Marleigh Kreick’s corner kick. McKenna Maguire had a goal and two assists while Lily Bouchard had a goal and an assist and Kai Swart a goal.

Mya Blackman had two saves to earn the shutout.

HB is at Oyster River on Tuesday, while the Sabers, now 2-4-3, host John Stark.

BOYS SOCCER

BISHOP GUERTIN 1, WINDHAM 1

Ryan Neary scored for the Cards, assisted by Andrew Klyop’s seventh of the season.

After their third tie of the season, the Cards are 3-2-3 and will host Pinkerton at Stellos Stadium on Tuesday.

CO-ED UNIFIED SOCCER

EXETER 5, NASHUA NORTH 3 (Wednesday)

The Titans fell to the defending champs in their opener, despite Yehoshua Salazar and Ashlynn Millard each scoring their first career goals.

North is at Dover on Tuesday.