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Hollis Brookline Sports Talk

YOUTH HOCKEY

Cavaliers Squirt AA2 keep winning

The Southern New Hampshire Cavaliers AA2 put up another big win against the Haverhill Thunder 7-2.

The Haverhill offense got off to a quick start with a goal that found an opening under goalie Matt D’Ortona’s stick. The Cavaliers bounced right back, though, with the offensive line of Aiden Rowe, Will Dodge and Jack Conmy.

Dodge broke over the blue line, beat one defenseman to set up a quick snap shot by Rowe to tie the game 1-1. Just minutes later. Ryan Bizier scored on a power play, rushing the puck and scoring short side for a 2-1 Cavs lead. Late in the first period, the Cavs’ Ryan Kelley broke up a play at his blue line, leading Dodge in to end the first 3-1.

In the second period forwards Jonathan Childs, Flood, and Bizier continued to pressure the Thunder in their own end. Flood scored his first of two, assisted by Bizier to make it 4-1.

Cavalier defensemen Bryson Giersch, Thomas Cahill and Matthew MacBean frustrated the Thunder’s offense on each of their shifts. After the Thunder cut the lead to 4-2.

Still on the power play, the Cavaliers came back strong play from linemen Jayke Lacasse, Bizier and Flood. Lacasse set himself up as a screen, allowing Bizier to work the puck to Flood, who scored to put the Cavaliers back up by three.

In the third period, Cahill and Rowe combined for the sixth goal of the game as Cahill threaded a pretty pass through the neutral zone to Rowe, who scored high glove side. Isaac Windsor finished the Cavaliers scoring with a wicked wrist shot off a rebound.

HIGH SCHOOL

HB looking for coach

Hollis Brookline High School has an immediate opening for the position of JV boys basketball coach. All interested applicants should go to www.sau41.org/ and click on human resources for an application through applitracks.

Spartans searching for coaches

The Milford School District has openings for the following positions: assistant alpine ski coach, available Nov. 24 with a TBD stipend; freshman boys basketball coach, available Dec. 1 with a stipend of $1,537; and boys tennis coach, available March 23 with a stipend of $1,976. The school will provide training to candidates. Knowledge of first aid and CPR required with help finding the appropriate courses to qualify. Send Applications to: Linda Gadbois, Director of HR, 100 West St., Milford, NH, 03055.

Sabers need coaches

Souhegan High School is seeking applicants for a head junior varsity girls basketball coach and an assistant varsity swimming coach. If interested, send a letter of interest, resume and references to Dick Miller, Athletic Director, Souhegan High School, 412 Boston Post Rd, Amherst, NH 03031 or email to dmil ler@sprise.com.

ROAD RACE

Milford Turkey Chase

The Milford High School boys and girls track teams will hold the fifth Turkey Chase 5K at 10 a.m. on Nov. 22, starting at the Milford Middle School. Cost is $20 per adult runner or walker and $15 for anyone under 19. All proceeds benefit the high school track teams. For more information, contact Coach Wright at 661-8180 or mmscoachwright@
comcast.net, or register at g2racereg.webconnex.com/turkey5k2014.

LACROSSE

Free clinic

There will be a free lacrosse clinic at the Hampshire Dome in Milford from 10 a.m.-noon on Nov. 29 for girls in grades 2-8. To register, go to www.GSE-Sports.com.

MIDDLE SCHOOL

Coaches wanted

Milford Middle School is looking for a B-team boys basketball coach and an Alpine ski coach. If interested, complete the classified application, which can be downloaded off the district site at milfordk12.org.

For other questions, please contact Don Gutterson at dgutterson@sau40.com. The basketball season starts Nov. 3 and skiing begins in January.