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Ashlyn Walsh had three goals and both Carlee Sloan and Maddie Cote had two goals and two assists as Pelham crushed Plymouth 10-0 in girls soccer.
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Girls Soccer, 10/12/21 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars
Sarah Kelly scored off an assist from Olivia Dwyer with 2:30 left in overtime to give Sanborn a 2-1 win over Plymouth. Shayla Gillis added the other Indian goal.
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Field Hockey, 09/30/21 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars
PLYMOUTH, N.H. — If there were any questions if Timberlane was for real this fall, the Owls made a major statement on Saturday.
Dom
Pallaria ran for 120 yards and three touchdown, and Timberlane rolled
past previously-unbeaten Plymouth 28-13 on Saturday night.
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Football, 09/25/21 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars
Russ Hamel shot a 36 as Pelham's golfers beat Plymouth, Sanborn and Prospect Mountain to improve to 8-0.
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Golf, 09/16/21 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars
On Senior Day, freshman Cam Monahan had a second period pin at 126 pounds and junior Jack Dailey got his first career win with a first period pin at 220 pounds to highlight Salem's 51-27 defeat of Plymouth. Also, Mike Williams rallied from a 6-1 deficit to win in overtime, 11-9, at 160.
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Wrestling, 01/16/21 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars
Timberlane football's return to Division 2, after seven years away, turned out to be a thriller on Saturday.
Owls quarterback Dominic Coppeta found Robert Olson in the back of the end zone for a touchdown with 0:47 left, to cut Plymouth's lead to just two points.
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Football, 09/26/20 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars
Dylan Khalil led the way with 19 points and younger brother Jared Khalil added 11 and they combined for five 3-pointers as Sanborn crushed Plymouth, 66-31.
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Boys Basketball, 02/17/20 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars
Salem's wrestling team swept a tri-meet to cap a successful dual-meet season with a 21-6-2 record. Among those with two pins on the day was 195-pounder Tanner Morgano.
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Wrestling, 02/15/20 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars
PELHAM — For a moment, it seemed Pelham had found the big play it desperately needed.
Trailing by eight points with under three minutes to play, Pythons quarterback Ian Hoey tossed a screen pass to Charlie Katin, who took off, shook a pair of defenders and scampered 61 yards for a touchdown.
The celebration, however, would be short-lived.
Pelham’s two-point conversion attempt was stuffed and, after a defensive stand, a final Hail Mary was intercepted as the No. 3-seeded Pythons fell to No. 6 Plymouth in the New Hampshire Division 2 quarterfinals on Saturday.
“Their kids just did a better job of execution,” said Pelham head coach Tom Babaian. “Our kids made a few mistakes that we don’t usually make, and it cost us.”
Plymouth (8-2) advances to the Division 2 semifinals to host No. 7 Alvirne, while Pelham finishes the season 7-3.
“I think there probably were (some nerves) early,” said Babaian. “But we’re not going to use any excuses. Plymouth just came out and took it to us from the beginning.”
The Bobcats opened hot, starting the game with a 12-play, 64-yard drive that QB Cody Bannon finished with a 5-yard touchdown pass to Cole Johnston.
Pelham struck right back on its opening drive, going 72 yards on eight plays, the last a Hoey 7-yard TD run. The Pythons’ extra point kick, however, was no good, making the score 7-6.
The defenses then took over. Pelham allowed Plymouth just one more first down and 49 yards over the next 33 minutes of game action. Likewise, the Pythons managed just 89 yards and four first downs over that period against a tough Bobcats defense.
“It was a slug fest,” said Plymouth head coach Chris Sanborn. “We knew Pelham was a very tough team. They may have the best defense in Division 2. We knew it was going to be a dogfight. Just when it looked like we had it, they came back.”
The Bobcats finally broke through with 2:44 to play, when Bannon again found Johnston for a 22-yard touchdown. But Pelham responded with their score, a tremendous effort by Katin to stay on his feet and find the end zone.
The Pythons then forced a turnover on downs, with Nicholas Carroll stuffing a run on four-and-1 with 0:42 left. But there would be no final miracle.
Evan Haskins led the Pelham defense with 10 tackles, Katin added eight tackles, Matt Muise had six stops and Carroll recovered a fumble.
“This was a great run this season, but it should have gone further than it did,” said Babaian. “We played the wrong team today. Plymouth did a great job against us today.”
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Football, 11/09/19 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars
PELHAM — For a moment, it seemed Pelham had found the big play it desperately needed.
Trailing by eight points with under three minutes to play, Pythons quarterback Ian Hoey tossed a screen pass to Charlie Katin, who took off, shook a pair of defenders and scampered 61 yards for a touchdown.
The celebration, however, would be short-lived.
Pelham’s two-point conversion attempt was stuffed and, after a defensive stand, a final Hail Mary was intercepted as the No. 3-seeded Pythons fell to No. 6 Plymouth in the New Hampshire Division 2 quarterfinals on Saturday.
“Their kids just did a better job of execution,” said Pelham head coach Tom Babaian. “Our kids made a few mistakes that we don’t usually make, and it cost us.”
Plymouth (8-2) advances to the Division 2 semifinals to host No. 7 Alvirne, while Pelham finishes the season 7-3.
“I think there probably were (some nerves) early,” said Babaian. “But we’re not going to use any excuses. Plymouth just came out and took it to us from the beginning.”
The Bobcats opened hot, starting the game with a 12-play, 64-yard drive that QB Cody Bannon finished with a 5-yard touchdown pass to Cole Johnston.
Pelham struck right back on its opening drive, going 72 yards on eight plays, the last a Hoey 7-yard TD run. The Pythons’ extra point kick, however, was no good, making the score 7-6.
The defenses then took over. Pelham allowed Plymouth just one more first down and 49 yards over the next 33 minutes of game action. Likewise, the Pythons managed just 89 yards and four first downs over that period against a tough Bobcats defense.
“It was a slug fest,” said Plymouth head coach Chris Sanborn. “We knew Pelham was a very tough team. They may have the best defense in Division 2. We knew it was going to be a dogfight. Just when it looked like we had it, they came back.”
The Bobcats finally broke through with 2:44 to play, when Bannon again found Johnston for a 22-yard touchdown. But Pelham responded with their score, a tremendous effort by Katin to stay on his feet and find the end zone.
The Pythons then forced a turnover on downs, with Nicholas Carroll stuffing a run on four-and-1 with 0:42 left. But there would be no final miracle.
Evan Haskins led the Pelham defense with 10 tackles, Katin added eight tackles, Matt Muise had six stops and Carroll recovered a fumble.
“This was a great run this season, but it should have gone further than it did,” said Babaian. “We played the wrong team today. Plymouth did a great job against us today.”
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Football, 11/09/19 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars
