Games and Results for: April 17-18
April 18, 2018
Results from April 17th – Tuesday :
In Boys Lacrosse,the Cavaliers lost 7-6 in overtime at Windham. Windham goes to 3-0 while HB falls to 2-1. Garrett Moloney had 11 saves for the Cavaliers, some of them stellar, and Quentin Wimmer scored two goals to lead the team’s offensive output.
The Cavaliers JV team took care of business, winning 9-3. Freshman Hunter Hudzik had two goals and two assists and classmate Joe O’Reilly had two goals. Freshman goalie Scott Walsh had 12 saves to anchor a very solid defensive effort
Games for April 18 – WEDNESDAY :
Girls Lacrosse at Milford, bus at 2:45pm , V game at 4pm , jv to follow
Boys Volleyball at Salem , bus at 3:15pm , jv game at 5pm and V to follow
Varsity Baseball/Softball host ConVal at 4pm
Girls Tennis host Manchester West at Nashua Swim and Tennis, dismissal at 2:15pm , match at 4pm
Reminders : If you are a senior who has played a NHIAA sport each season ( Fall/Winter/Spring) for all 4 years of high school, please stop by the AD office as soon as possible.
There will be a Boys Soccer meeting on Tuesday,5/1, at 3:30pm at the high school (room -TBD) for all those interested in trying out for the team this August.
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