-
Sept. 19
Kearsarge
BB0
0 -
Sept. 19
South
BG0
0 -
Sept. 19
H-D
Newfound0
0 -
Sept. 19
Gilford
E/N0
0 -
Sept. 19
ILMA
Sanborn0
0 -
Sept. 19
Alvirne
Windham0
0 -
Sept. 19
Bedford
Thornton0
0 -
Sept. 19
Newport
F/N0
0 -
Sept. 18
West
ConVal0
0 -
Sept. 18
Spauding
P/OR0
0 -
Sept. 18
Plymouth
Trinity0
0 -
Sept. 18
PM
Fall Mtn.0
0 -
Sept. 18
Pembroke
Kennett0
0 -
Sept. 18
Monad
Somers0
0 -
Sept. 18
Pelham
Hanover0
0 -
Sept. 18
Mascoma
Raymond0
0 -
Sept. 18
Laconia
Stevens0
0 -
Sept. 18
MV
STA0
0 -
Sept. 18
Concord
Salem0
0 -
Sept. 18
Milford
H-B0
0 -
Sept. 18
Keene
Goffstown0
0 -
Sept. 18
WHS
Dover0
0 -
Sept. 18
Kingswood
Bow0
0 -
Sept. 18
Souhegan
JS0
0 -
Sept. 19
PA
Memorial0
0 -
Sept. 18
Lond
Central0
0 -
Sept. 18
Merrimack
North0
0 -
Sept. 18
Exeter
Timb0
0 -
Sept. 11
Newfound
Pros. Mtn32
0 -
Sept. 12
Mascoma
Newport6
24 -
Sept. 12
Kennett
Plymouth0
35 -
Sept. 12
STA
Pembroke41
13 -
Sept. 12
Central
Goffstown20
7 -
Sept. 12
BB/H
Gilford0
51 -
Sept. 12
H/D
F/N20
8 -
Sept. 12
E/N
Stevens32
13 -
Sept. 11
Timb
Winna0
62 -
Sept. 11
Trinity
Kingswood0
35 -
Sept. 11
Windham
Lond0
14 -
Sept. 11
Memorial
P/OR14
28 -
Sept. 11
JS
Pelham6
56 -
Sept. 11
Hanover
Milford0
7 -
Sept. 11
Laconia
Monad28
30 -
Sept. 11
Raymond
FM0
40 -
Sept. 11
ConVal
Souhegan13
29 -
Sept. 11
Somers
ILMA30
35 -
Sept. 11
Campbell
Lebanon38
12 -
Sept. 11
Concord
Alvirne37
7 -
Sept. 11
H/B
West20
49 -
Sept. 11
Bedford
PA7
40 -
Sept. 11
Merrimack
South42
35 -
Sept. 11
Dover
Spaulding0
21 -
Sept. 11
North
Keene36
0 -
Sept. 11
Sanborn
Kearsarge7
42 -
Sept. 11
Bow
MV6
26 -
Sept. 10
Exeter
BG14
42 -
Sept. 5
Trinity
JS28
30 -
Sept. 5
Woodstock
Newport16
30 -
Sept. 5
Milford
Pembroke30
6 -
Sept. 5
ILMA
Campbell33
22 -
Sept. 4
Kennett
West6
9 -
Sept. 4
STA
ConVal31
33 -
Sept. 4
P/OR
WHS6
27 -
Sept. 4
E/N
Lebanon34
14 -
Sept. 4
MV
H/B50
21 -
Sept. 4
Plymouth
Hanover18
11 -
Sept. 4
Laconia
Somers6
12 -
Sept. 4
Pelham
Kingswood21
0 -
Sept. 4
Salem
Pinkerton28
7 -
Sept. 4
Memorial
Exeter0
28 -
Sept. 4
Dover
Noble22
30 -
Sept. 4
Souhegan
Bow41
7 -
Sept. 4
Windham
Concord31
28 -
Sept. 4
Gilford
Stevens21
7 -
Sept. 4
South
Bedford14
48 -
Sept. 4
Monad
Kesarsarge18
14 -
Sept. 4
Lond
Timberlane50
6 -
Sept. 4
Spaulding
Central7
38 -
Sept. 4
BG
North42
7 -
Sept. 4
Alvirne
Keene16
6 -
Sept. 4
Goffstown
Merrimack0
35
-
Sept. 19
Dart
Lehigh0
0 -
Sept. 19
Fitchburg
NEC0
0 -
Sept. 19
BSU
PSU0
0 -
Sept. 19
FP
St. A's0
0 -
Sept. 19
Harvard
UNH0
0 -
Sept. 12
Stonehill
UNH35
42 -
Sept. 12
Bentley
St. A's48
14 -
Sept. 12
NEC
MIT70
0 -
Sept. 12
PSU
Worc. St.6
28 -
Sept. 5
UNH
Syracuse3
66 -
Sept. 5
St. A's
Lake Erie7
35 -
Sept. 5
NEC
PSU14
28 -
Sept. 4
F. Pierce
Marist18
27 -
Aug. 28
UNH
Albany14
28
Dartmouth wins Ivy opener
- Updated: October 1, 2023
Freshman Owen Zalc kicked a 37-yard field goal in overtime, giving Dartmouth a 23-20 victory over Penn in the teams’ Ivy League opener on Saturday at Franklin Field in Philadelphia.
Zalc’s kicked came after the Big Green held Penn scoreless in its overtime possession starting from the Dartmouth 25, with the Quakers’ Graham Gotlieb missing a 42-yard attempt.
Dartmouth’s ensuing possession from the Penn 25 netted 5 yards in three rushes by Nick Howard before Zalc came through.
The victory marked the first conference win for Sammy McCorkle, who is filling in as interim head coach after longtime head coach Buddy Teevens suffered injuries in a March bicycle accident and died on Sept. 19.
The winning kick trumped a Penn comeback from a 20-10 deficit in the fourth quarter. The Quakers tied it on Albert Jang’s 51-yard field goal with 57 seconds left in regulation.
Quakers quarterback Aidan Sayin had a huge day, going 36 for 55 for 367 yards and two touchdowns.
Dartmouth (2-1 overall), outgained 394-251, was led by Howard’s 58 rushing yards and 74 passing yards. He ran for a TD and passed for another.
Central Connecticut 6, Saint Anselm 3
Keith Ridley Jr. hit Tylon Papallo with a 20-yard TD pass with 1:20 remaining, lifting Central Connecticut to the home victory.
Patrick Carroll’s 24-yard field goal in the second quarter accounting for the Hawks’ scoring. Quarterback Drew Forkner passed for 152 yards for Saint Anselm, which dropped to 1-1 in the Northeast 10, 2-3 overall.
Framingham State 24, Plymouth State 14
Framingham State’s Devaun Ford rushed for 208 yards and three touchdowns to help keep the Panthers winless (0-4 overall, 0-2 in the MASCAC).
Pinkerton Academy graduate Evan Wilson led the Panthers with 14 total tackles.
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