High schools: Tuesday’s soccer, cross country and golf results
Concord goalkeeper Cam Dubois makes a diving save in the first half of Tuesday’s match against Pinkerton. Pinkerton and Concord played to a 2-2 draw. CHIP GRIFFIN / Photos By Chip
Concord’s Willa Marino dribbles up the field during a match against Pinkerton on Tuesday. Marino assisted on the Crimson Tide’s second goal. CHIP GRIFFIN / Photos By Chip
| Published: 09-11-2024 1:00 AM |
Concord 2, Pinkerton 2
Key players: Concord – Kate Dickson (goal), Laura Vitoria (goal), Willa Marino (assist), Kaylee Delocallano (defense), Cam Dubois (7 saves)
Highlights: Vitoria stole the ball in the attacking third and finished it to put Concord on the board early. Marino made a run down the sideline and crossed the ball into the box, and Dickson buried it into the back of the net.
Coach’s quote: “Our girls held the lead two times today and played extremely hard from the first whistle to the last. Our girls are growing throughout the season and are looking to keep getting better. I am very excited about these next few weeks to watch them play.” – Andrew Mattarazzo
Records: Concord 1-2-1; Pinkerton 2-1-1
John Stark 3, ConVal 0
Key players: John Stark – Madi Lamothe (3 goals), Elsa Winther (assist), Haley Stafford (assist), Avery Pellerin (assist), Lexi Boudreau (4 saves, clean sheet)
Coach’s quote: “We were able to get a good result against a well-coached team to end our three-game road trip. Great effort by every player.” – John Stark’s Eddie Marceau
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Records: John Stark 2-1-0; ConVal 1-2-1
Pembroke 3, Pelham 0
Key players: Pembroke – Lindsey Jones (goal, 2 assists), Bailey Gatchell (2 goals, assist), Laila Al Shawafi (shutout in net). Lily Royer (defense), Giuls Davis (defense), Kennedy Jeski (defense)
Highlights: The Spartans earned their first shutout against a stingy Python defense on their home field.
Coach’s quote: “Pleased that we came out with the win but we are still working on playing our brand of soccer for more of the match. We owned a majority of the possession and kept to the task to get the win all together today.” – Pembroke’s Jess Kaufman-Desrochers
Records: Pembroke 2-2-0; Pelham 0-3-1
Pinkerton 5, Concord 0
Key players: Concord – Festo Bahininwa and Dean Ayotte (goalies)
Highlights: The Crimson Tide trailed 2-0 at halftime in Tuesday’s loss to the Astros.
Records: Pinkerton 2-1-1; Concord 0-4-0
Bow 5, Laconia 0
Key players: Bow – Milo Cocola (3 goals, assist), Ethan Anderson (2 goals), Eli Ordway (2 assists), Rowan Schlosser (assist), Cam Fuchs, Ben Reardon
Highlights: Anderson scored a pair of goals in the first half to give the Falcons a 3-0 lead and Cocola scored a pair in the second half to lead Bow to its first win of the season.
Coach’s quote: “A solid team win where some of the younger guys were able to gain a lot of valuable experience.” – Bow’s Josh Smith
Records: Bow 1-2-1; Laconia 0-3-0
Coe-Brown 2, Kennett 1
Key players: Coe-Brown – Brady Colgan (2 goals); Kennett – Quintin Plourd (goal)
Highlights: The Bears were down 1-0 at halftime from a poor giveaway and had loads of missed attacking chances. Coe-Brown didn’t change its approach and eventually netted two goals in the second half to seal the victory.
Coach’s quote: “We had good stretches where we controlled the game and had plenty of chances on goal. Like our previous three games, we learned quite a bit about what makes us tick more efficiently.” – Coe-Brown’s Christian Gompert
Records: Coe-Brown 2-2-0; Kennett 0-3-1
Mascoma 4, Bishop Brady 0
Key players: Mascoma – Tanner Moulton, Mason Ballard; Bishop Brady – Henry Thresher, Ryan Casey
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Records: Mascoma 3-0-1; Bishop Brady 2-2-0
Keene 29, Exeter 47, Concord 77, Bedford 78, Bow 129, Manchester Central 180
Key players: Concord – Josiah Conley (2nd, 16:01), Spencer Clemans (3rd, 17:22), Ethan Harmon (22nd, 19:12), Maximilano Jimenez-Caldron (23rd, 19:12), Colby O’Brien (28th, 19:41); Bow – Thomas Sargent (12th, 18:30), Wyatt Worcester (20th, 19:02), Jack Noce (32nd, 20:02), George Kohl (35th, 20:22), Ian Sandahl (39th, 20:42); Keene – Sully Sturtz (1st, 15:54)
Highlights: The Tide finished third out of six teams at the Cofrin Classic, hosted by Concord at NHTI.
Exeter 38, Bedford 42, Keene 65, Concord 102, Bow 118, Manchester Central 174
Key players: Concord – Quinn Doherty (11th, 21:54), Bella Komorek (19th, 23:04), Clover Doperalski (22nd, 23:07), Phoebe Dater-Roberts (26th, 23:13), Madeleine Short (28th, 23:18); Bow – Hannah Pawlowski (6th, 21:34), Julia Hou (20th, 23:06), Lena Thompson (27th, 23:16), Madelyn Fish (43rd, 25:07), Maya Owen (65th, 27:10); Bedford – Mikita Barry (1st, 18:15)
Highlights: The Crimson Tide finished fourth at the Cofrin Classic held at NHTI. Barry topped the rest of the field by 2:42.
Gilford 67, Coe-Brown 51, ConVal 45
Key players: Coe-Brown – Alex Myslinski (17 points), Will Marshall (15 points), Sam Spier (10 points), Grant Hardy (9 points)
Highlights: The Bears split a tri-match at Crotched Mountain Golf Club.
Records: Gilford 8-0; Coe-Brown 3-5; ConVal 0-5
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