Schedule for Tuesday and the Week Ahead/ And Playoffs!

 We're still taking things a day at a time, but here is what we know for Tuesday, and also the week ahead:

JV1, JV2, and Freshmen will all train at Dresden Tuesday from 4:00 - 5:30.  Nice, normal training day.The Varsity will take their night shift on the turf Tuesday from 7:45 - 9:15.

On Wednesday, JV1 will play their strongest rival, the Kearsarge Varsity on 6:00 at Kearsarge under the lights. The team will gather at 4:00 for temperature checks and then depart.  Parent drivers will be helpful.

The JV2 and Freshmen will play their final, winner-take all, no holds barred, grudge match at Dresden at 4:00.  JV2 will wear Maroon.  Freshmen will wear full white.  

The Varsity will train on the turf sometime between 2:00 - 4:15 p.m., pending negotiations with field hockey. They will begin practicing PKs.

We are still scheduled to play Keene on Friday with Varsity and JV.  We have our best people working on this.  Stay tuned.

A week from Wednesday, Oct.  28, the Varsity will host a first-round NHIAA playoff game against the winner of Concord and Keene at 3:00.  This is a big deal. The winner of that game will play Bedford on Oct. 31.  If Hanover beats Concord and their all-time career scorer Alasdair Ferrier, they will host Bedford Sat. Oct. 31 at 2:00. Bedford probably won't  be motivated or anything. Trick or treat. Ball boys will get full-sized candy bars, not fun-sized,.

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