LEBANON, N.H. — Lebanon football rolled at home Saturday, beating Bishop Brady-Hopkinton 54-0. The Raiders put together a full-field night against the combined Brady/Hopkinton side and never let the game get close.
It was a statement home win. Lebanon controlled both lines of scrimmage, piled up points through the night, and closed the door early enough that the final margin told the story.
Lebanon football is next on the road at Sanborn Regional on Thursday, October 8, at 6:30 p.m.
Other relevant play on Saturday, October 3:
Somersworth 44 at Gilford 0 Somersworth rolled on the road in their division.
GIRLS SOCCER
Bow at Lebanon | Saturday, October 3
Lebanon girls soccer played Bow to a 1-1 draw at home Saturday. The Raiders move to 4-5-1 after a one-goal share that kept both sides on the board without a winner.
It was a tight home night. Neither team could find a late go-ahead goal, and Lebanon settled for a point in a familiar matchup.
Lebanon girls soccer is next on the road at Kingswood on Tuesday, October 6, at 6:00 p.m.
Other relevant play on Saturday, October 3:
Oyster River 0 at Kennett 1 Kennett took a one-goal home win in their division.
CROSS COUNTRY
Woods Trail Run at Thetford Academy | Saturday, October 3
Lebanon cross country had a big day at Thetford’s Woods Trail Run on Saturday. Freshman Jill Campbell won the Girls Elite 5,000 meters in 19:09.7, edging Acadia Enman by less than two seconds, and freshman Brooke Nelson finished seventh in the same race in 20:03.8. Senior Micah Sielicki placed fourth in Boys Division 5 in 22:57.3. Team scores were not posted.
It was a strong individual meet for the Raiders. Campbell’s Elite win headlined the day, and Nelson and Sielicki added top-seven finishes in their races.
BOYS SOCCER
Bow at Lebanon | Friday, October 2
LEBANON, N.H. — Lebanon boys soccer fell at home Friday, dropping a 0-2 result to Bow. The Raiders move to 5-4-1 and left the Falcons at 9-1-1 after a shutout night in Lebanon.
It was a tough home test in their division. Bow kept a clean sheet and finished the chances that mattered, while Lebanon could not break through before the final whistle.
Lebanon boys soccer is next at home against Kingswood on Tuesday, October 6, at 4:00 p.m.
Other relevant play on Friday, October 2:
John Stark (3-3-3) 0 at Hollis Brookline (8-2) 1 Hollis
Brookline edged a home win in their division.