Helmet Stickers: Week 8

By rbrown
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Updated: November 16, 2020

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Thank you to the coaches who submitted player information this week …

PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Jake Civiello (Souhegan)

• Civiello, a senior wide receiver/defensive back, caught four passes for 47 yards and a touchdown and intercepted two passes in Souhegan’s 31-7 triumph over Timberlane in Saturday’s Division II semifinals. Civiello’s TD came on a 14-yard pass from Austin Jain in the second quarter and helped Souhegan take a 14-0 halftime lead. The Sabers (8-0) will be at home when they face Plymouth (7-0) in Saturday’s Division II championship game.

Note: For being selected as the New Hampshire Football Report Player of the Week, Civiello will receive a $25 gift card from Subway courtesy of MG Sports. The Player of the Week will be selected from the list of Helmet Sticker nominees each week.

HELMET STICKERS
WEEK 8

Will Boyle (Souhegan)
• Boyle, a senior defensive end, forced a fumble and returned a blocked punt for a touchdown in Souhegan’s 31-7 triumph over Timberlane in the Division II semifinals.

Reese Colby (Souhegan)
• Colby, a senior wide receiver/defensive back, caught three passes for 37 yards and two touchdowns to help Souhegan defeat Timberlane in the Division II playoffs.

Maruis Edwards (Newport)
• Edwards, Newport’s starting quarterback, ran for two touchdowns and completed 3 of 40 passes for 75 yards and another TD in his team’s 42-0 victory over Somersworth in the Division IV title game. Edwards is also the team’s placekicker and opened the game with a successful onside kick that led to Newport’s first touchdown.

Mason Fecteau (Pelham)
• Fecteau, a senior defensive back, returned an interception 46 yards for a touchdown to help Pelham defeat Stevens to win the Division III title. It was one of three passes the Pythons intercepted in the game.

Dante Fernandes (Salem)
• Fernandes gained 108 yards on 13 attempts and scored twice in Salem’s loss to Nashua North in the Division I semifinals. Fernandes scored on a 33-yard run and on a 55-yard pass from quarterback Cody Clements.

Curtis Harris-Lopez (Nashua North)
• Harris-Lopez, a senior quarterback and safety, ran for 207 yards and four touchdowns to highlight Nashua North’s 33-28 victory over Salem in the Division I semifinals. His touchdowns came on runs of 30, 5, 33 and 1 yard.

Jarrett Henault (Goffstown)
• Henault ran for two touchdowns and completed 9 of 16 passes for 110 yards and another TD to help Goffstown beat Winnacunnet 27-15 in the Division II semifinals. He finished the game with 95 yards rushing on 18 carries.

Jake Herrling (Pelham)
• Herrling, a senior running back, ran for 128 yards on nine carries and scored two touchdowns during Pelham’s 40-0 victory over Stevens in the Division III championship game. Herrling’s touchdowns came on runs of 5 and 59 yards.

Alex Karpawich (Souhegan)
• Karpawhich, a senior defensive end, recorded two sacks and had three tackles for loss to help the Sabers advance to the Division II championship game by beating Timberlane, 31-7.

Pascal Lemieux (Stevens)
• Despite being limited in practice because of an injury, Lemieux, a junior, recorded 14 tackles, including 12 solo stops, in the Cardinals’ loss to Pelham in the Division III championship game.

Jagger Lovely (Newport)
• Lovely, one of 15 seniors on the Newport roster, ran for a game-high 100 yards on 18 carries and scored twice to help Newport defeat Somersworth 42-0 in the Division IV championship game. Lovely’s TDs came on runs of 15 and 5 yards.

Aidan McDonald (Salem)
• McDonald ran for a team-high 118 yards — including a 6-yard TD run — on 21 attempts in Salem’s 33-28 loss to Nashua North in the Division I semifinals.

Zach Picard (Goffstown)
• Picard ran for a game-high 107 yards and a touchdown on 19 carries in Goffstown’s Division I playoff victory over Winnacunnet. His TD came on a 13-yard run on the opening play of the fourth quarter.

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Nominations for Helmet Stickers can be emailed to nhfootballreport@gmail.com and should be submitted no later than noon each Monday. The information must be provided by a member of that team’s coaching staff. The NHFR Team of the Week is sponsored by MG Sports. Contact MG Sports owner Michael Garczynski at MGSports1313@gmail.com for your fundraising needs.

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