Tuesday, October 6, 2015
JV Practice on HHS Grass Field Tuesday
Thanks to the generosity of the JV Girls' program, the JV Boys will be using half of the HHS grass field for practice today form 3:30 - 5:00. Please spread the word.
Monday, October 5, 2015
Varsity Beats Memorial 1-0; Vaults to Third
The Marauders won their third game in a row on Monday, beating Manchester Memorial 1-0 on a highlight goal by Jake Acker. With the win, Hanover climbed into a third-place tie with Timberlane in the NHIAA Division One standings.
Hanover dominated the match, outshooting the Crusaders by a 22-6 margin and creating a number of great offensive chances. Even more significantly, the Marauders played one of their more complete defensive games of the season, earning their second straight shutout. In their past six matches, they have allowed only four goals.
Hanover began the match brightly, creating some instant pressure on Memorial. Sam Strohbehn, who was dangerous for the entire half, hit a great shot in the fifth minute that was saved by Memorial goalkeeper Shawn Cawley. Moments later, Luke Messersmith just missed heading home a cross at the far post. Hanover had five corners in the half, and all of them were dangerous.
The Marauders got the only goal they needed in the 16th minute on a gorgeous goal by Jake that culminated a superb buildup. The play started when right back Adam Pikelny stepped up and played the ball to Sam Strohbehn, who carried the ball into a pocket of open space and laid a pass to Asa Berolzheimer on his left. Berolzheimer his a one-touch pass to Acker on the right side of the penalty area, and the junior midfielder rolled to his left and hit a shot that flew inside the far post and found side netting. It was a Goal of The Year candidate.
The Marauders kept patiently pushing, with Berolzheimer launching several long-range bids, and Tim Alibozek continuing his superb work up top. Will Smith (early) and Seth Stadheim (late) also had good looks.
Memorial didn't have many offensive chances, but nearly scored midway through the half when supremely skilled striker Mbambi Mbungu worked his way through the entire Hanover defense, hitting a shot that slid past the right post. With that one exception, the Marauders kept the Crusaders bottled up. Props to the back four of Caldwell, Pych, Pikelny and Smith, and also to senior jack Hazard, who made his second straight start at holding center midfield in place of a healing Jonah Levine.
Hanover's second half was a model of how to manage a match with a slim lead. They kept pushing offensively, but were intelligent and effective on defense, limiting Memorial to a single shot. Early in the half, Luke Messersmith worked free on the left size of the box and barely missed a drive past the right post. Alibozek continued his superb work, hitting shots of every shape and size.
Connor Edson picked up his third shutout of the season, continuing his solid work in net that has helped the Marauders climb steadily in the standings. Hanover now sits in a third-place tie with Timberlane, making the match between those two teams in two weeks a compelling one. The Marauders have business to take care of between now and then, however. On Wednesday, they travel to Stellos Stadium in Nashua, site of the D1 semifinals in November, and take on Nashua North. For now, that ought to be the sole soccer game on their minds.
Hanover dominated the match, outshooting the Crusaders by a 22-6 margin and creating a number of great offensive chances. Even more significantly, the Marauders played one of their more complete defensive games of the season, earning their second straight shutout. In their past six matches, they have allowed only four goals.
Hanover began the match brightly, creating some instant pressure on Memorial. Sam Strohbehn, who was dangerous for the entire half, hit a great shot in the fifth minute that was saved by Memorial goalkeeper Shawn Cawley. Moments later, Luke Messersmith just missed heading home a cross at the far post. Hanover had five corners in the half, and all of them were dangerous.
The Marauders got the only goal they needed in the 16th minute on a gorgeous goal by Jake that culminated a superb buildup. The play started when right back Adam Pikelny stepped up and played the ball to Sam Strohbehn, who carried the ball into a pocket of open space and laid a pass to Asa Berolzheimer on his left. Berolzheimer his a one-touch pass to Acker on the right side of the penalty area, and the junior midfielder rolled to his left and hit a shot that flew inside the far post and found side netting. It was a Goal of The Year candidate.
The Marauders kept patiently pushing, with Berolzheimer launching several long-range bids, and Tim Alibozek continuing his superb work up top. Will Smith (early) and Seth Stadheim (late) also had good looks.
Memorial didn't have many offensive chances, but nearly scored midway through the half when supremely skilled striker Mbambi Mbungu worked his way through the entire Hanover defense, hitting a shot that slid past the right post. With that one exception, the Marauders kept the Crusaders bottled up. Props to the back four of Caldwell, Pych, Pikelny and Smith, and also to senior jack Hazard, who made his second straight start at holding center midfield in place of a healing Jonah Levine.
Hanover's second half was a model of how to manage a match with a slim lead. They kept pushing offensively, but were intelligent and effective on defense, limiting Memorial to a single shot. Early in the half, Luke Messersmith worked free on the left size of the box and barely missed a drive past the right post. Alibozek continued his superb work, hitting shots of every shape and size.
Connor Edson picked up his third shutout of the season, continuing his solid work in net that has helped the Marauders climb steadily in the standings. Hanover now sits in a third-place tie with Timberlane, making the match between those two teams in two weeks a compelling one. The Marauders have business to take care of between now and then, however. On Wednesday, they travel to Stellos Stadium in Nashua, site of the D1 semifinals in November, and take on Nashua North. For now, that ought to be the sole soccer game on their minds.
Reserves Lose 3-1 to Lebanon; Host KUA Tuesday
The Reserves ended their long layoff with a well-played 3-1 loss to Lebanon on Monday at the pasture. The speedy and skillful Lebanon team took a 2-0 lead at halftime despite some good work by Arturo Johnson in the Marauder goal. Coach Erik McEwen cited Hanover's excellent communication, naming Sam Lutz and Avery Wallis as exemplars.
Hanover came out ready to play in the second half, and pulled a goal back on a breakaway by Kaz Matsuoka. Lebanon countered with their third goal of the match, and the score remained 3-1 in favor of the visitors. Arturo Johnson continued his good work in goal for the Marauders in the second half.
The Reserves will host Kimball Union on Tuesday at 4:30 in a game that was originally scheduled for KUA. Players should bring both white and maroon uniforms, just in case! Due to the switch in locations, Hanover will now play at KUA on October 14th.
Hanover came out ready to play in the second half, and pulled a goal back on a breakaway by Kaz Matsuoka. Lebanon countered with their third goal of the match, and the score remained 3-1 in favor of the visitors. Arturo Johnson continued his good work in goal for the Marauders in the second half.
The Reserves will host Kimball Union on Tuesday at 4:30 in a game that was originally scheduled for KUA. Players should bring both white and maroon uniforms, just in case! Due to the switch in locations, Hanover will now play at KUA on October 14th.
JV Beats Keene and Manchester Memorial
The Marauder Junior Varsity won a pair of home games, beating Keene 5-0 on Friday, and continuing their success on Monday with a 3-0 decision over Manchester Memorial. Five different players found the next for Hanover against Keene. Benny Gantrish dribbled through the Keene defense to give the Marauders a 1-0 lead. Brook Leigh scored an absolutely sick goal to double the score, and Sawyer Hanlon's slightly more pedestrian score made it 3-0. Sam Ives hit a rocket from 40 yards for Hanover's fourth goal, and Lincoln Adam finished off a nice pass from David Seigne to complete the scoring. Owen Brooks went the distance in goal to collect the shutout.
On Monday, the Marauders earned a methodical 3-0 win against Memorial. Lincoln Adam scored the only goal of the first half, poking home a pass from Ben Sobel. Sander Macaulay sent David Seigne in on a breakaway for Hanover's first goal of the second half, and then Sawyer Hanlon finished off the scoring, nutmegging a defender inside the penalty area and then finishing for his second goal in two games. Lincoln Adam collected the assist. Owen Brooks had the shutout for Hanover.
The Marauders travel to Nashua North on Wednesday, playing a match at NNHS, which will also be the site of the annual JV Tournament on Saturday, October 24th. Be sure to save that date!
With the rescheduling of a Reserve game for Dresden on Tuesday, the JVs will have a short practice, beginning as close to 4:00 as possible. They'll try to get some time on the fields before the Freshmen and Reserves kick off at 4:30, then do some conditioning work on the sidelines before ending at 5:00.
On Monday, the Marauders earned a methodical 3-0 win against Memorial. Lincoln Adam scored the only goal of the first half, poking home a pass from Ben Sobel. Sander Macaulay sent David Seigne in on a breakaway for Hanover's first goal of the second half, and then Sawyer Hanlon finished off the scoring, nutmegging a defender inside the penalty area and then finishing for his second goal in two games. Lincoln Adam collected the assist. Owen Brooks had the shutout for Hanover.
The Marauders travel to Nashua North on Wednesday, playing a match at NNHS, which will also be the site of the annual JV Tournament on Saturday, October 24th. Be sure to save that date!
With the rescheduling of a Reserve game for Dresden on Tuesday, the JVs will have a short practice, beginning as close to 4:00 as possible. They'll try to get some time on the fields before the Freshmen and Reserves kick off at 4:30, then do some conditioning work on the sidelines before ending at 5:00.
Freshmen Draw With Londonderry, Defeat Bedford
The tale of two games:
When the freshman Marauders took the pitch on Friday October 2, it was cold and grey. Both Hanover and Londonderry took ample time to make sure they were warm to start the match. Londonderry would come out ready to play and would net the first goal of the match in the sixth minute just past Sam Gallimore's punch. Londonderry would kept pressure, and would take only another six to score again. Gallimore would come out to meet the striker, but couldn't knock the ball off the player's feet. Hanover would start to wake up and play the possession style that has given them so much success. Liam Collins would cut the lead in half with a hard low shot in the 27th minute on an assist from Elias Zinman. The two teams would come off the pitch trying to stay warm at half with the score still at 2-1.
After bouncing on their toes during half time Hanover seemed to come out with more pep in their step in the second half. Having recognized that Londonderry's number 15 was their playmaker, Hanover would keep a center back marking him. Alex Purcell, Gary Li, Charlie Plottner, and Adam Blackburn would keep this talented player off the score sheet for the rest of the match. The match would have some back in forth to it. Collins would open the scoring in the second half in the 47th minute, on a ball from Bauti Gallino, knotting the score at 2-2. Londonderry would answer back in three minutes later with a goal of their own. Christo Dragnev would net one just a minute later on the left side to once again tie it up. Londonderry would continue pressure Hanover's defense and scored another in the 65th minute. Hanover's Zinman would net a third equalizer just five minutes later at the 70 minute mark right around the penalty marker. The two teams would have a couple more chances each, with Gallimore making some game saving slides to dispossess Londonderry. The two teams would play two five-minute OT periods with golden goal rule in effect, but would stay locked after a full and cold 90.
Following the game Sam was lauded by teammates for his gutsy play, to which he thanked the backs in front of him. It was an exciting game in which Hanover showed their resolve by battling back three times to tie this game.
The Freshman were hungry for a win following their tie with Londonderry and would get a chance right away with match against Bedford on Monday October 5. The freshman had already beaten the ulldogs, to the tune of 3-2, on the road at the small Joppa Hill field in Bedford. This game would be played under sunny skies alongside the Reserves playing Lebanon at the Dresden fields.
Hanover came out sharp and quick. Elias Zinman would open up the scoring in the seventh minute with a ripper into the side netting from a ball from Bauti Gallino. The Marauder would continue their strong pressure with another goal just four minutes later. In the 11th minute, Liam Collins would knock home a goal, hitting a one timer from Eli Silovich, putting it across from the center. Hanover was not through, and got another with their sheer pressure. Christo Dragnev found himself pressuring with his other teammates in the attacking third and into the 18. After winning the ball, Christo fired quickly and beat the keeper in the thirteenth minute. That would be all the scoring for the first half, but Hanover seemed to maintain most of the possession for the remainder of the half.
Urged to keep intensity in a game that could have been easy to get lulled into slower play, Hanover came out of the half hot. Collins would score again in the 43rd minute on a ball from Zinman. Not more than two minutes later, Dragnev would net his second as well cleaning up a rebound with his head on a cross put in by Gallino. Hanover's pressure would be optimized by their next goal in the 50th minute. Bedford felt the pressure and tried to play the ball back to their keeper, where Gallino pressured, won a tackle, and passed the ball into the net. Hanover would net their final goal in the 60th minute. Caleb Benjamin played a ball into the mixer, where Adam Blackburn was able to put a soft volley on it inside the six.
Upon the end of the game the freshman were elated not only with their win, but also the fact that coach Willie's mother had once again baked cookies for the team. Thanks, Claire Lyon!!!!
It was so much fun lets play again tomorrow! The Freshman host Pinkerton at Dresden at 4:30.
When the freshman Marauders took the pitch on Friday October 2, it was cold and grey. Both Hanover and Londonderry took ample time to make sure they were warm to start the match. Londonderry would come out ready to play and would net the first goal of the match in the sixth minute just past Sam Gallimore's punch. Londonderry would kept pressure, and would take only another six to score again. Gallimore would come out to meet the striker, but couldn't knock the ball off the player's feet. Hanover would start to wake up and play the possession style that has given them so much success. Liam Collins would cut the lead in half with a hard low shot in the 27th minute on an assist from Elias Zinman. The two teams would come off the pitch trying to stay warm at half with the score still at 2-1.
After bouncing on their toes during half time Hanover seemed to come out with more pep in their step in the second half. Having recognized that Londonderry's number 15 was their playmaker, Hanover would keep a center back marking him. Alex Purcell, Gary Li, Charlie Plottner, and Adam Blackburn would keep this talented player off the score sheet for the rest of the match. The match would have some back in forth to it. Collins would open the scoring in the second half in the 47th minute, on a ball from Bauti Gallino, knotting the score at 2-2. Londonderry would answer back in three minutes later with a goal of their own. Christo Dragnev would net one just a minute later on the left side to once again tie it up. Londonderry would continue pressure Hanover's defense and scored another in the 65th minute. Hanover's Zinman would net a third equalizer just five minutes later at the 70 minute mark right around the penalty marker. The two teams would have a couple more chances each, with Gallimore making some game saving slides to dispossess Londonderry. The two teams would play two five-minute OT periods with golden goal rule in effect, but would stay locked after a full and cold 90.
Following the game Sam was lauded by teammates for his gutsy play, to which he thanked the backs in front of him. It was an exciting game in which Hanover showed their resolve by battling back three times to tie this game.
The Freshman were hungry for a win following their tie with Londonderry and would get a chance right away with match against Bedford on Monday October 5. The freshman had already beaten the ulldogs, to the tune of 3-2, on the road at the small Joppa Hill field in Bedford. This game would be played under sunny skies alongside the Reserves playing Lebanon at the Dresden fields.
Hanover came out sharp and quick. Elias Zinman would open up the scoring in the seventh minute with a ripper into the side netting from a ball from Bauti Gallino. The Marauder would continue their strong pressure with another goal just four minutes later. In the 11th minute, Liam Collins would knock home a goal, hitting a one timer from Eli Silovich, putting it across from the center. Hanover was not through, and got another with their sheer pressure. Christo Dragnev found himself pressuring with his other teammates in the attacking third and into the 18. After winning the ball, Christo fired quickly and beat the keeper in the thirteenth minute. That would be all the scoring for the first half, but Hanover seemed to maintain most of the possession for the remainder of the half.
Urged to keep intensity in a game that could have been easy to get lulled into slower play, Hanover came out of the half hot. Collins would score again in the 43rd minute on a ball from Zinman. Not more than two minutes later, Dragnev would net his second as well cleaning up a rebound with his head on a cross put in by Gallino. Hanover's pressure would be optimized by their next goal in the 50th minute. Bedford felt the pressure and tried to play the ball back to their keeper, where Gallino pressured, won a tackle, and passed the ball into the net. Hanover would net their final goal in the 60th minute. Caleb Benjamin played a ball into the mixer, where Adam Blackburn was able to put a soft volley on it inside the six.
Upon the end of the game the freshman were elated not only with their win, but also the fact that coach Willie's mother had once again baked cookies for the team. Thanks, Claire Lyon!!!!
It was so much fun lets play again tomorrow! The Freshman host Pinkerton at Dresden at 4:30.
Sunday, October 4, 2015
Hanover Soccer Schedule Oct. 5 - 10
Mon. Oct. 5 JV Game vs. Memorial at HHS Grass 4:00 p.m.
Varsity Game vs. Memorial at HHS Turf 4:00 p.m.
Freshman Game vs. Bedford at Dresden 4:30 p.m.
Reserve Game vs. Lebanon at Dresden 4:30 p.m.
Tue. Oct. 6 JV Practice at Dresden 4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Reserve Game vs. KUA at Dresden 4:30 p.m.
Freshman Game vs. Pinkerton at Dresden 4:30 p.m.
Varsity Practice at HHS Turf 5:00 - 6:30 p.m.
Wed. Oct. 7 Bus Departs for JV and Varsity Games at Nashua 1:30 p.m.
Freshman and Reserve Practice at Dresden 3:30- 5:00 p.m.
JV Game vs. Nashua North at NNHS 4:30 p.m.
Varsity Game vs. Nashua North at NNHS 4:30 p.m.
Thu. Oct. 8 JV, Reserve and Frosh Practice at Dresden 4:15 - 5:45 p.m.
Varsity Practice at HHS Turf 7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
Fri. Oct. 9 Varsity Practice at HHS Turf 3:30 - 5:00 p.m.
JV and Freshman Practice at Dresden 2:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Reserve Game vs. Mount Royal at Dresden 4:30 p.m.
Sat. Oct. 10 JV Game vs. Pinkerton at HHS Grass 10:00 a.m.
Varsity Game vs. Pinkerton at HHS Turf 10:00 a.m.
Freshman Game vs. Keene at HHS Grass 12:00 Noon
Varsity Game vs. Memorial at HHS Turf 4:00 p.m.
Freshman Game vs. Bedford at Dresden 4:30 p.m.
Reserve Game vs. Lebanon at Dresden 4:30 p.m.
Tue. Oct. 6 JV Practice at Dresden 4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Reserve Game vs. KUA at Dresden 4:30 p.m.
Freshman Game vs. Pinkerton at Dresden 4:30 p.m.
Varsity Practice at HHS Turf 5:00 - 6:30 p.m.
Wed. Oct. 7 Bus Departs for JV and Varsity Games at Nashua 1:30 p.m.
Freshman and Reserve Practice at Dresden 3:30- 5:00 p.m.
JV Game vs. Nashua North at NNHS 4:30 p.m.
Varsity Game vs. Nashua North at NNHS 4:30 p.m.
Thu. Oct. 8 JV, Reserve and Frosh Practice at Dresden 4:15 - 5:45 p.m.
Varsity Practice at HHS Turf 7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
Fri. Oct. 9 Varsity Practice at HHS Turf 3:30 - 5:00 p.m.
JV and Freshman Practice at Dresden 2:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Reserve Game vs. Mount Royal at Dresden 4:30 p.m.
Sat. Oct. 10 JV Game vs. Pinkerton at HHS Grass 10:00 a.m.
Varsity Game vs. Pinkerton at HHS Turf 10:00 a.m.
Freshman Game vs. Keene at HHS Grass 12:00 Noon
Saturday, October 3, 2015
Marauders Beat Keene 5-0 to move to Fifth Place
Facing a winless Keene squad on Friday at the Merriman-Branch turf, the Marauders avoided the pitfalls of selfish play and dropping to the level of the opposition, creating 80 minutes of crisp, effective soccer in a 5-0 victory. Hanover started knocking on the door right away, and took a 1-0 lead at the 6:23 mark when Asa Berolzheimer set up Sam Strohbehn for his 4th goal of the campaign.
The Marauders continued a steady assault and broke through again midway through the half when a typically effective Henry Kahl cross found Berolzheimer alone in front for his 8th goal of the season,
The Marauders had gone to the bench prior to that second score, but saw no diminished effectiveness when Kahl, Stadheim, Messersmith and Helble entered the contest. Jack Hazard had made his first start of the season, replacing Jonah Levine at holding center mid, and was very effective. Addison Wanner, who was also a starter, tallied his first career assist when Luke Messersmith crashed his cross home at 28:30. It was almost startling to note that this was Luke's first career goal, since he has been scoring in spectacular fashion in scrimmages and practice games. There will be more to come.
Although Hanover didn't score for the remainder of the half, they created some spectacular chances. Dan Healy's header looked like a sure goal inside the right goalpost, but Keene goalkeeper Blake Stockwell made a diving save to deny him, and a few minutes later authored an equally dazzling save to deny Henry Kahl his first career goal. Earlier, Berolzheimer had clanged a free kick off of the junction of the crossbar and the upright.
The Marauders continued their excellent short passing in close quarters at the start of the second half, and Seth Stadheim was the beneficiary in the 44th minute, knocking in his third goal of the season on Kahl's second assist of the afternoon. The great opportunities kept coming. Simon Kahn had one of his two shots cleared off the line. Sthadheim crashed a short-range shot off the crossbar, and luckless Dan Healy saw another sure goal saved by the acrobatic Stockwell.
The final Hanover score came in the 74th minute when one of a series of sweet crosses from Adam Pikelny was redirected into the net by Robbie Murdza for his second goal of the season. Tim Alibozek, working very hard for his next goal, characterized the unselfishness manifested by most of the Marauders when the passed up a great shooting opportunity to slip a square ball to Murdza.
Patrick Logan started the game in goal for Hanover and wasn't tested by any shots, although he used the opportunity to boom a number of long balls down the park when his teammates found him with back passes. Connor Edson took over in goal and had several saves, and two great plays when he was forced to come off his line and dive at the feet of an attacking forward. The shared shutout was the third of the year for the Marauders.
Hanover's win and several losses by some of the top-tier teams elevated them into fifth place in the NHIAA Division One standings, only one slot away from the cherished fourth spot that would guarantee them two home games in the playoffs. "Our destiny is squarely in our own hands," commented Coach Grabill. "If we take care of business the rest of the way, we will be in a position to achieve many of the goals which we set for ourselves."
Next up for Hanover is a home game with Manchester Memorial on Monday, followed by a Wednesday trip to Nashua for a game with Nashua North at Stellos Stadium. The week ends with a critical home match against defending Champion Pinkerton on Saturday morning at Merriman-Branch. "We need to take all of these games seriously," commented Grabill. "Pinkerton, for example, has a losing record, but they are a strong team and will be highly motivated. All of these teams deserve our respect."
The Marauders continued a steady assault and broke through again midway through the half when a typically effective Henry Kahl cross found Berolzheimer alone in front for his 8th goal of the season,
The Marauders had gone to the bench prior to that second score, but saw no diminished effectiveness when Kahl, Stadheim, Messersmith and Helble entered the contest. Jack Hazard had made his first start of the season, replacing Jonah Levine at holding center mid, and was very effective. Addison Wanner, who was also a starter, tallied his first career assist when Luke Messersmith crashed his cross home at 28:30. It was almost startling to note that this was Luke's first career goal, since he has been scoring in spectacular fashion in scrimmages and practice games. There will be more to come.
Although Hanover didn't score for the remainder of the half, they created some spectacular chances. Dan Healy's header looked like a sure goal inside the right goalpost, but Keene goalkeeper Blake Stockwell made a diving save to deny him, and a few minutes later authored an equally dazzling save to deny Henry Kahl his first career goal. Earlier, Berolzheimer had clanged a free kick off of the junction of the crossbar and the upright.
The Marauders continued their excellent short passing in close quarters at the start of the second half, and Seth Stadheim was the beneficiary in the 44th minute, knocking in his third goal of the season on Kahl's second assist of the afternoon. The great opportunities kept coming. Simon Kahn had one of his two shots cleared off the line. Sthadheim crashed a short-range shot off the crossbar, and luckless Dan Healy saw another sure goal saved by the acrobatic Stockwell.
The final Hanover score came in the 74th minute when one of a series of sweet crosses from Adam Pikelny was redirected into the net by Robbie Murdza for his second goal of the season. Tim Alibozek, working very hard for his next goal, characterized the unselfishness manifested by most of the Marauders when the passed up a great shooting opportunity to slip a square ball to Murdza.
Patrick Logan started the game in goal for Hanover and wasn't tested by any shots, although he used the opportunity to boom a number of long balls down the park when his teammates found him with back passes. Connor Edson took over in goal and had several saves, and two great plays when he was forced to come off his line and dive at the feet of an attacking forward. The shared shutout was the third of the year for the Marauders.
Hanover's win and several losses by some of the top-tier teams elevated them into fifth place in the NHIAA Division One standings, only one slot away from the cherished fourth spot that would guarantee them two home games in the playoffs. "Our destiny is squarely in our own hands," commented Coach Grabill. "If we take care of business the rest of the way, we will be in a position to achieve many of the goals which we set for ourselves."
Next up for Hanover is a home game with Manchester Memorial on Monday, followed by a Wednesday trip to Nashua for a game with Nashua North at Stellos Stadium. The week ends with a critical home match against defending Champion Pinkerton on Saturday morning at Merriman-Branch. "We need to take all of these games seriously," commented Grabill. "Pinkerton, for example, has a losing record, but they are a strong team and will be highly motivated. All of these teams deserve our respect."
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