Games and Results for: September 4
September 5, 2018
Results from Tuesday-September 4:
The Field Hockey team lost to Souhegan, 6-0, while the jv’s lost 3-0.
In Cross-Country, the girls finished 5th and the boys were 7th at the Sanborn Invitational yesterday. Amy Pattelena was the first finisher for the Cavaliers in 13th place overall. Kay Partridge 21st, Lily Jackson 23rd, Victoria Rezzarday 51st, and Kierra Dean 61st were the scorers for Hollis Brookline. Catherine Donovan and Carolyn Hultz also had strong races for Hollis Brookline.
Kenny Corsetti was the top boy finisher for Hollis Brookline in 7th place overall. John Kotelly was second for the Cavs finishing 24th overall. Jordin Stone 30th, Nate Sartell 51st, and Jake LaBorde 52nd were the scorers for Hollis Brookline. Jacob Dwyer and Padraig MacSeain also had solid races.
The Golf teamwent 1-2 at the match at the Oaks CC. Team scores were Portsmouth- 101, Oyster River- 91,Hollis Brookline- 88 and Milford -50
Aaron brown and Grady Sturges had 21 points, Matt Dias with 17 points, Garret Sturges with 15 points and Rory Klauber with 14 points. Team record is now 9-3.
Games for Wednesday – Sept 5th :
Boys Soccer at Bow, dismissal at 1:45pm, bus at 2pm , games at 4pm
Volleyball hosts Exeter, jv-b at 4pm , jv-a at 5:15pm and v at 6:30pm
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