-
Sept. 5
Milford
Pembroke0
0 -
Sept. 5
F/W
Sanborn0
0 -
Sept. 5
ILMA
Campbell0
0 -
Sept. 4
Kennett
West0
0 -
Sept. 4
STA
ConVal0
0 -
Sept. 4
P/OR
WHS0
0 -
Sept. 4
E/N
Lebanon0
0 -
Sept. 4
MV
H/B0
0 -
Sept. 4
Plymouth
Hanover0
0 -
Sept. 4
Laconia
Somers0
0 -
Sept. 4
Pelham
Kingswood0
0 -
Sept. 4
Salem
Pinkerton0
0 -
Sept. 4
Memorial
Exeter0
0 -
Sept. 4
Dover
Noble0
0 -
Sept. 4
Souhegan
Bow0
0 -
Sept. 4
Windham
Concord0
0 -
Sept. 4
Gilford
Stevens0
0 -
Sept. 4
South
Bedford0
0 -
Sept. 4
Monad
Kesarsarge0
0 -
Sept. 4
Lond
Timberlane0
0 -
Sept. 4
Spaulding
Central0
0 -
Sept. 4
BG
North0
0 -
Sept. 4
Alvirne
Keene0
0 -
Sept. 4
Goffstown
Merrimack0
0
Top 10 Games: No. 8
- Updated: January 9, 2019
TOP 10 GAMES FROM 2018
No. 8: Somersworth 28, Kearsarge 27
Somersworth’s Christian Abkarian ran for 163 yards and a touchdown in this contest, but that doesn’t include what may have been his most important carry of the game.
Abkarian found the end zone on a two-point-conversion attempt that capped the scoring with 5:15 to play and handed Somersworth a 28-27 come-from-behind victory.
Abkarian’s conversion followed a 2-yard sneak by Somersworth quarterback Brogan Bonsaint, who came up with an interception on Kearsarge’s ensuing possession.
The victory secured a playoff berth for the Toppers, who stretched their winning streak to four games after an 0-4 start. Kearsarge led 14-12 at halftime, and held leads of 21-12 and 27-20 in the second half.
Kearsarge quarterback Jak Jallah tossed three touchdown passes in the loss, but was sacked five times. Gavyn Magistro ran for 170 yards and a TD on 22 attempts, and Andrew Normandin had touchdown receptions that covered 30 and 4 yards.
Somersworth fullback Anthony McHugh had two rushing touchdowns, and also scored a two-point conversion that trimmed Kearsarge’s lead to 21-20 with 2:01 left in the third.
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