LEBANON, N.H. - Lebanon boys soccer beat Hollis-Brookline 3-1 at home Friday for its second straight win.
The Raiders improve to 8-3-2, while Hollis-Brookline falls to 10-3. Lebanon is unbeaten in its last four games, with three wins and a tie since a 0-2 home loss to Bow on Oct. 2, and Friday’s result came against one of the better teams in its division.
Lebanon boys soccer is next at Coe-Brown on Tuesday, October 20, at 4 p.m.
Other relevant play on Friday, October 16:
Coe-Brown (4-6-3) 4 at Milford (5-5-4) 0 Coe-Brown, Lebanon’s next opponent, won on the road against a Milford team the Raiders beat on Tuesday.
Souhegan (4-9-1) 2 at Pembroke (5-3-6) 2 Two teams Lebanon beat earlier this fall played to a draw.
CROSS COUNTRY
Lebanon at conference championship, Norwich | Friday, October 16
Freshman Jill Campbell won the girls race outright at the conference cross country championship Friday at Dresden Athletic Fields in Norwich, Vt., finishing in 18:53.6. The Lebanon girls placed second as a team with 38 points, behind host Hanover (26) and ahead of Keene (66).
Brooke Nelson was third in 19:40.7, Carolyn Campbell ninth in 20:44.3, Victoria Pomeroy 11th in 20:50.6, and Raeka Mikecz 21st in 22:55.5.
The Lebanon boys placed third with 73 points, behind Hanover (29) and Keene (37). Ian Kiefer led the Raiders in seventh in 17:29.7, followed by Curran Pool (14th, 18:09.1), Brent Paige (15th, 18:11.7), Alistair Smith (19th, 18:30.3), and Koen Christie (23rd, 19:08.9).
GIRLS SOCCER
Lebanon at Hollis-Brookline | Friday, October 16
Lebanon girls soccer fell 0-2 at Hollis-Brookline on Friday.
The Raiders move to 3-8-2, while Hollis-Brookline improves to 12-1-1. It was Lebanon’s third straight loss, this time against one of the top teams in its division, and the Raiders have been held without a goal in each of their last two games.
Lebanon girls soccer is next at home against Coe-Brown on Tuesday, October 20, at 4 p.m.
Other relevant play on Friday, October 16:
Milford (11-1-2) 3 at Coe-Brown (5-9) 1 Milford, which beat Lebanon on Tuesday, won at Coe-Brown, the Raiders’ next opponent.
Oyster River (5-5-4) 2 at St. Thomas Aquinas (6-7-2) 0 Two teams that beat Lebanon in September met, and Oyster River won on the road.
FOOTBALL
Lebanon at Laconia | Friday, October 16
Lebanon football fell 12-28 at Laconia on Friday night.
The Raiders move to 2-4, while Laconia improves to 3-4. The loss snapped a two-game win streak for Lebanon, which had beaten Bishop Brady-Hopkinton 54-0 and Sanborn 16-6 in its previous two games.
Lebanon football is next at home against Kearsarge on Friday, October 23, at 7 p.m.
That wraps up the day for Lebanon High School sports. We’ll see you next time!