Games and results for September 19-20
September 20, 2018
Results for Wednesday – Sept 19th :
The Girls Soccer team (4-2-1) dropped a heart breaker at Bow (6-1) in the final seconds of double overtime.
While Bow dominated early play, HB worked hard to match the pace. At 35 minutes, Bow went up 1-0 with a goal in the top corner. HB equalized midway through the second half, as Rachel Brackett (1 assist) took a corner kick, and Maddie Harley (1 goal) found the right touch to finish through a Bow defender. Both teams attacked well during the overtimes, but Bow had a late corner kick, and found the touch in a busy goal area with seconds remaining. Maggie Crooks (16 saves) was spectacular in goal, including a stunning post dive on a direct kick during overtime. This was a superb team effort in a very entertaining game.
The Volleyball team improved to 7-0 ,with a 3 game sweep of Windham with scores of 25-13,25-13 and 25-15.Top performers were Kaleigh Whalen 7 kills,Natalie Cook 6 aces,
Ashley Burtt 2 kills 2 blocks,Hanna Close 4 kills, and Sammie Sheppard 6 digs. The Jv-A team won 2-1 while the Jv-B team lost for the first time this season, 3-0.
The Unified Soccer team lost a high scoring contest to Bow , 16-13. The team was led in scoring by Tim Belanger, Jasmine Coutermarsh and Heather Stone.
Games for Thursday – Sept 20th :
Bass Fishing Qualifying Round at Center Harbor in Meredith , boat check at 6am-7:30am. Fishing until 2pm.
Golf has been postponed
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