Helmet Stickers: Week 4

HELMET STICKERS  
WEEK 4

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Will Adams (Bishop Guertin)
• Adams ran for 107 yards and a touchdown on seven carries and recorded two tackles as Bishop Guertin remained unbeaten with a 53-8 victory over Merrimack. His TD run covered 43 yards.

Eric Baker (Nashua South)
• Baker ran for 261 yards and four touchdowns on 18 carries to help Nashua South defeat city rival Nashua North, 39-34. Baker also caught two passes for 53 yards.

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Gus Baldon (Alvirne)
• Baldon had a quarterback pressure that resulted in an interception, two tackles for loss and executed a key block that led to a touchdown run in the fourth quarter of Alvirne’s 17-7 triumph over Spaulding.

Jon Bausha (Souhegan)
• Bausha, a defensive end/offensive tackle, recorded eight tackles and two tackles for loss in a 35-7 win against Manchester West.

Taven Beamer (Souhegan)
• Beamer, who lines up at receiver and defensive back, caught three passes for 72 yards to help Souhegan defeat Manchester West, 35-7.

Cole Brandt (Souhegan)
• Brandt, a wide receiver/defensive back, had 210 all-purpose yards on six touches and scored a touchdown during Souhegan’s 35-7 triumph over previously unbeaten Manchester West.

Simeon Crane (Plymouth)
• Crane, a middle linebacker, recorded 12 tackles and recovered a fumble and returned it for a touchdown in Plymouth’s 28-7 Division II victory over Kingswood.

Kiernan Donnelly (ILMA)
• Donnelly, ILMA’s starting quarterback, completed 12-of-20 passes for 178 yards and a touchdown in a 21-0 triumph over Epping/Newmarket. Both teams entered the game unbeaten in Division III.

Jackson Downs (ILMA)
• Downs caught nine passes for 134 yards and a touchdown in a 21-0 Division III win against previously unbeaten Epping/Newmarket.

Luke Draper (Pelham)
• Draper had 395 all-purpose yards in Pelham’s 53-20 victory over Hollis/Brookline. Draper, a junior, carried the ball 16 times from the running back and quarterback positions and ran for 282 yards and five touchdowns. He had 108 yards in the return game, completed an 8-yard pass (his lone attempt) and lost 3-yards on his only reception.

Luke Fallon (Souhegan)
• Fallon completed 9-of-10 passes for 232 yards and four touchdowns in a 35-7 Division II victory against Manchester West. Each of his four TD passes went to a different receiver.

Mason Jones (Plymouth)
• Jones, a junior defensive end, had 10 tackles and two sacks in Plymouth’s 28-7 win against Kingswood. He was credited with eight quarterback pressures.

Angel Kangar (Alvirne)
• Kangar was a significant contributor on both sides of the ball to help Alvirne defeat Spaulding, 17-7. He ran for 107 yards and a touchdown on seven carries, had an interception, a sack and a tackle for loss in the win.

Parker Ketcham (Dover)
• Ketcham completed 6-of-8 passes for 94 yards and two touchdowns, gained 28 yards on eight carries, made a 17-yard catch and returned an interception 59 yards for a touchdown in Dover’s 39-22 victory over Keene.

Ben King (Dover)
• King gained 177 yards and rushed for two touchdowns on 25 carries as Dover picked up its first Division I victory by beating Keene, 39-22. King also caught two passes for 29 yards and a TD, and completed a 17-yard pass.

Jaxon McDonald (Winnacunnet)
• McDonald, a senior quarterback/defensive back, had a rushing TD and passed for a touchdown during Winnacunnet’s 13-3 win over Exeter. He also intercepted two passes and forced a fumble.

Eugene Njoroge (Alvirne)
• A two-way lineman, Njoroge had three pancake blocks to help Angel Kangar rush for 109 yards in a 17-7 Division I victory over Spaulding. His defensive contributions included a forced fumble and a tackle that was part of a goal-line stand.

Offensive Line (Dover)
• Dover’s offensive line allowed the Green Wave to pile up 365 yards of offense (254 rushing and 111 receiving) and five touchdowns in a 39-22 victory over Keene. Dover did not allow a sack.

Curtis Page (ILMA)
• Page had two rushing touchdowns in a 21-0 win against Epping/Newmarket. He has run for six TDs in four games.

Dean Porter (Kingswood)
• Porter caught six passes for 82 yards and a touchdown (17 yards) and ran the ball eight times for 49 yards during Kingswood’s 28-7 loss to unbeaten Plymouth.

Haven Porter (Hillsboro-Deering)
• Porter, a sophomore running back, carried the ball 20 times for 180 yards and two touchdowns in a 46-14 loss to Newport. He also had two pass receptions for 10 yards.

Marquis Twomey (Kennett)
• Twomey caught eight passes for 75 yards and recorded eight tackles in a 15-14 loss to unbeaten Merrimack Valley.

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