Games and results for: September 17-18
September 18, 2018
Results from Monday – Sept 17th. :
The Volleyball team improved to 6-0 with a 3-1 win over Dover. Match scores were 25-18, 25-17, 22-25, and 25-20. Top performers were Maddie Norris 17 kills, Maren Anderson 7 kills 3 blocks, Kyra Belden 36 assists,Ellie Jordan 18 digs and Sammie Sheppard 16 digs.
In Cross-Country action , the Girls were 9th, and the boys finished 10th at the Nashua Invitational on Saturday. On the boys side Kenny Corsetti had a strong race finishing in 14th place with a time 16:35. Freshman John Kotelli was the second finisher for Hollis Brookline in a nice time of 17:40. Daniel Delong, Jake LaBorde and Nate Sartell ran solid races scoring for Hollis Brookline. Padraig MacSeain, Jacob Dwyer, Brady Chene, Nate Maloney, Troy Moscatelli, and Hayden Smith had good races as well!
Freshman Amy Pattelena was the top girl finisher for Hollis Brookline in 30th place with a solid time of 21.12. Catherine Donovan, Kierra Dean, and Carolyn Hultz also had good races for Hollis Brookline.
The Jv Football team defeated ConVal , 8-0. Connor Warren scored the only TD and extra point. Kyle Manley was vital in the run game. Quarterback, Alex Lee, found Jack Delaney frequently for several fourth down conversions. The defense played very well with big games from Kyle Manley, Tyler Trombley, Jack Duquette, and Josh Parr.
Games for Tuesday – Sept 18th :
Field Hockey @ Hanover , dismissal at 1:15pm , bus at 1:30pm , V game at 4pm and Jv at 5:30pm
Golf @ Portsmouth , dismissal at 12:15pm, bus at 12:30pm , match at 3pm at Portsmouth CC
Boys Soccer @ Milford , bus at 2:45pm , V/Jv games at 4pm
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