Gorham midfielder John Schuft dribbles past a Newmarket defender during the Division IV soccer semifinals at Laconia High School on Monday night. No. 1 Newmarket (17-0-2) edged the No.4 seeded Huskies 2-0 to advance to Friday’s state championship match (7:15 p.m., at Laconia High) against No. 2 Littleton (15-1-3). Gorham finishes its season with a 15-3-1 record. (JOSH SPAULDING PHOTO)
Gorham’s Andrew Albert, a sophomore, takes on a Newmarket defender in the Division IV soccer semifinals at Laconia High School on Monday night. No. 1 Newmarket (17-0-2) edged the No.4 seeded Huskies 2-0 to advance to Friday’s state championship match (7:15 p.m., at Laconia High) against No. 2 Littleton (15-1-3). Gorham finishes its season with a 15-3-1 record. (JOSH SPAULDING PHOTO)
Gorham midfielder John Schuft dribbles past a Newmarket defender during the Division IV soccer semifinals at Laconia High School on Monday night. No. 1 Newmarket (17-0-2) edged the No.4 seeded Huskies 2-0 to advance to Friday’s state championship match (7:15 p.m., at Laconia High) against No. 2 Littleton (15-1-3). Gorham finishes its season with a 15-3-1 record. (JOSH SPAULDING PHOTO)
Gorham’s Andrew Albert, a sophomore, takes on a Newmarket defender in the Division IV soccer semifinals at Laconia High School on Monday night. No. 1 Newmarket (17-0-2) edged the No.4 seeded Huskies 2-0 to advance to Friday’s state championship match (7:15 p.m., at Laconia High) against No. 2 Littleton (15-1-3). Gorham finishes its season with a 15-3-1 record. (JOSH SPAULDING PHOTO)
GORHAM — The Gorham Huskies gave Newmarket a battle at Laconia High School on Monday, Nov. 2, in the Division IV boys’ soccer semi-final matchup, but couldn't find the back of the net. The Mules scored twice early in each half and held on with crisp plays and staunch defense for a 2-0 win.
Gorham opened with Dillon Resue in goal, joined by Owen Theriault, Evan Gilbert, Owen LaPointe, Jaxon Vallie, Andrew Albert, Andyn Cotty, Harrison Holt, Trevor Penney, Matt Estabrooks and John Schuft. Newmarket's starting lineup included goalkeeper Matthew Woods, Jerico Haddock, Keido Tamanaha, Brennan Zhe, Nick Minnutelli, Joshua McKinney, Mark Vincent, Aiden Ekanem, Benjamin Braley, Sawyer Raab and Anthony Jurkoic.
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