Games and results for: June 1-June 4
June 3, 2019
Results from Saturday – June 1st :
The Baseball team defeated Kennett,6-4, when Grant Snyder hit a 2 run homer in the bottom of the 7th to break the 4-4 tie. The team will now play Tuesday in the Division II semi-finals against John Stark at 4pm at Memorial Field in Concord.
The following Track athletes competed at the Meet of Champions at UNH with the following results :
Lily Jackson – 2nd place in the Discus (Qualified for New Englands)
JJ Kennedy – 4th place in the Long Jump (Qualified for New Englands)
Isaiah Velez – 5th place in the 100m (Qualified for New Englands)
Chase Adams – 8th place in the 300m Hurdles and 10th place in the 110m Hurdles
Boys 4×800 – Comprised of Aidan Maguire, John Kotelly, Kyle Simpson, and Jordin Stone finished in 8th place
Boys 4×100 Relay – Comprised of Rob Bardani, Isaiah Velez, Joey Dias, and JJ Kennedy finished in 9th place
Jordin Stone – Tied for 12th place in the High Jump
Joey Dias – 14th place in the Long Jump
The Girls Lacrosse team lost to Winnacunnet 15-9 in the Division II semi-finals to finish their season at 14-3.
The Boys Lacrosse team lost to Goffstown 14-3 in the Division II quarter-finals to finish their season at 12-4.
Upcoming games this week:
Tuesday -June 4th :
Division II Semi-Finals – Baseball vs John Stark at Concord Memorial Field at 4pm
Division I Quarter-Finals – Volleyball at Timberlane at 6pm
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