Boys’ Soccer

Concord 3, Timberlane 3

Key players: Concord – Irankunda Mvuyekure (2 goals, assist), Dean Ayotte (goal), Sammy Iranzi (assist), Festo Bahininwa (8 saves), Sadiki Rumbukuzi (midfield)

Highlights: Ayotte scored to open the match, which was 3-3 at halftime before both teams locked down in the second half.

Coach’s quote: “Tale of two halves with all the offense in the first half and none in the second.” – Concord’s Scott Dunlop

Records: Concord 2-7-1; Timberlane 3-3-2

Coe-Brown 3, Kingswood 2

Key players: Coe-Brown – Brady Colgan (2 goals), Tommy Maskwa (goal), James McKane (assist), Steve Phillips (6 saves)

Highlights: Down 2-0 midway through the first half,  Colgan bent a 22-yard free kick over the wall into the upper corner, which began the comeback.

Coach's quote: “Despite poor form record-wise lately, we’ve been seeing positive development game to game. As we solidify our team defense, we become more threatening in attack. Big lessons today: defending set pieces with commitment and team resilience.” – Coe-Brown’s Christian Gompert

Records: Coe-Brown 4-5-1; Kingswood 4-4-2

Hopkinton 4, Manchester West 1

Key players: Hopkinton – Nolan Linstad (2 goals), Kristof Cauley (goal, assist), Fin Murphy (goal), Sawyer Zipke (assist), Noah Aframe (assist)

Highlights: West tied the game, 1-1, in the 48th minute, but the Hawks responded with three goals in an eight-minute span to secure the victory.

Coach’s quote: “Nice response by the Hawks today after West tied the game in the second half. Aframe played a key role in the second half resurgence, launching dangerous throw-ins to the goal mouth that were finished off for our second and third goals. Linstad then bookmarked his first goal with our fourth goal – both goals being hardworking goals inside the box. Centerback Mike Pantano played a key role in the victory, with incredible 1 v. 1 defense against many individually skilled West players.” – Hopkinton’s Scott Zipke

Records: Hopkinton 10-0-0; West 6-2-2

Girls Soccer

Bow 5, Pelham 0

Key players: Bow – Cara Van Dyke (2 goals, assist), Lexi Insana (goal), Ella Murphy (goal), Meldina Becirovic (goal, first varsity), Brylie Gelinas (assist), Abby Foote (defense), Charlotte Larochelle (defense), Maeve Nadzan (defense), Vivian Madden (defense), Madison Pfister (defense), Anna Fellers (defense), Zoey Lupien (midfield), Anna Zerba (midfield), Lexi Insana (midfield), Ashley Wallen (forward)

Highlights: Van Dyke was part of three goals in a span of five minutes early in the first half. Murphy finished the scored in the second half off of a great cross from Gelinas. Becirovic finished the scoring, beating the keeper up high near post with a well-placed shot.

Coach’s quote: “Good game against an undermanned Pelham team dealing with a lot of injuries. Girls played well and continued to work on improving on our speed of play and passing accuracy.” – Bow’s Jay Vogt

Records: Bow 8-1-1; Pelham 1-8-1

John Stark 1, Souhegan 1

Key players: John Stark – Jaycee St. Denis (goal), Madi Lamothe (assist), Lexi Boudreau (7 saves)

Coach’s quote: “The team is looking to improve on our recent play in the next match. We have a couple trainings to right the ship.” – John Streaks’s Eddie Marceau

Records: John Stark 5-2-2; Souhegan 2-4-4

Field Hockey

Bishop Brady 3, Kearsage 1

Key players: Bishop Brady – Camdyn Despres (goal), Reese Henry (goal), Payton Bryson (goal), Ava Archambault (5 saves), Mady Savary (assist); Kearsage – Tori Wooten (goal), Ryley Grace (defense), Abby Bradbury

Highlights: Wooten put the Cougars on the board at 13:53 in the first quarter, putting away a rebound off a shot taken by teammate Ava Valle. Kearsarge led 1-0 at halftime, but the Giants scored a pair of goals in the third quarter and Bryson added an insurance tally in the fourth.

Coaches’ quotes: “Great team win today. Each player on this team has a role and the most important one is together.” – Bishop Brady’s Kelly Owen

“We struggled to move the ball past the midfield today. Brady put a lot of pressure on our defense and wore them down.” – Kearsarge’s Chelsea Williams

Records: Bishop Brady 4-4; Kearsage 4-5

Hopkinton 10, Mascoma Valley 3

Key players: Hopkinton – Autumn Meier (6 goals), Mary Maughan (goal), Emma Brock (goal), Brook Johnson (goal), Aurelia Salce (goal), Clara Brooks (defense), Jillian Dunlap (defense)

Highlights: The Hawks netted 10 goals for the second time this season to win their fifth game in their last six outings.

Records: Hopkinton 6-3; Mascoma 3-6