LITTLETON, N.H. - Woodsville boys soccer closed its regular season with a 1-4 loss at Littleton on Thursday afternoon, one day after battling Profile to a 2-2 draw at home.
Littleton has had the Engineers’ number this fall. The Crusaders also won the first meeting 3-0 in Woodsville on Sept. 23, and they improve to 12-1-3, one of the best records in their division.
Woodsville finishes the regular season 4-10-2. The Engineers found the net in three of their last four games, and their wins came against Blue Mountain (5-0), Groveton (4-0), Pittsburg-Canaan (10-1) and Colebrook (4-3).
It was a busy final week. Woodsville played three games in four days, two against Profile and Thursday’s trip to Littleton.
Other relevant play on Thursday, October 22:
Moultonborough (8-3-4) 1 at Gorham (13-2-1) 1 Gorham, which beat Woodsville twice this fall, was held to a draw at home.
Pittsburg-Canaan (0-16) 0 at Colebrook (4-11) 4 Colebrook, which Woodsville edged 4-3 on Oct. 8, won at home.
GIRLS SOCCER
Woodsville at Littleton | Thursday, October 22
Woodsville girls soccer closed its regular season with a 1-5 loss at Littleton on Thursday afternoon.
It was a reversal of the teams’ first meeting. Woodsville beat Littleton 1-0 at home on Sept. 23, one of the Engineers’ three wins this fall. Littleton evened the season series with its biggest margin of victory of the season and has won three of its last four games, scoring 12 goals in that stretch. The home team has now won each of the last four meetings between the schools.
The Engineers finish the regular season 3-10-3, with wins over Blue Mountain (3-2), Colebrook (3-2) and Littleton. Woodsville has lost three straight, all this past week: 0-4 at Profile, 0-1 against Profile and Thursday’s game. Littleton improves to 7-5-4.
Other relevant play on Thursday, October 22:
Moultonborough (3-9-3) 1 at Gorham (11-3-2) 2 Gorham, which beat Woodsville 3-0 on Sept. 9 and tied it 1-1 on Sept. 25, won at home.
Pittsburg-Canaan (5-9-2) 2 at Colebrook (1-14) 0 Pittsburg-Canaan, which beat Woodsville 4-1 on Sept. 18, won on the road.
That wraps up the day for Woodsville High School sports. We’ll see you next time!



