GAME AND PRACTICE SCHEDULE SEPT. 16 - 25

 Rained - Out practices mean that everyone has a chance to catch up on their homework.  There's no exception for the crew in the home office of Hanover Boys Soccer.  So we are publishing the schedule for the coming week a bit early, to help with your advance planning.  We have had several questions about weekends, so we will look even further ahead and let you know about weekends in October.  As it stands now, there there will be no more Sunday training sessions for any of the four teams.  Here is a look at the Saturday Schedules for the month of October:

Oct. 2:  JV2 Home vs. Woodsville at 1:00

Oct. 9:  All four teams off

Oct. 16:  JV2 Home vs. Hartford at 10:00, Freshmen at Exeter at 11:00

Oct. 23:  JV2 at Cardigan at 1:00, Freshmen at Concord Tournament (All Day - Schedule TBA)

We hope this helps with your planning!

HANOVER HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER

GAME AND PRACTICE SCHEDULE SEPT. 16-25

 

 

 

Thursday, Sept. 16

 

3:45                     Busses depart for practice at Dresden Fields

 

4:00 – 5:30           Practices for JV1, JV2, Freshmen – Dresden

 

6:15- 7:45            Varsity Practice – HHS Turf

 

 

Friday, Sept. 17

 

3:45                     Busses depart for practice at Dresden Fields

 

4:00 – 5:30           Practices for JV1, JV2, Freshmen – Dresden

 

7:00 – 9:00 Varsity Practice – HHS Turf

 

 

Saturday, Sept. 18

 

 

9:00                     JV2 Departs for game at Hartford 

 

10:00                   JV2 Game at Hartford

 

10:00                   JV1 Game vs. Portsmouth – HHS Grass

 

10:00                   Varsity Game vs. Portsmouth  - HHS Turf

 

4:00                     Freshman Game vs. Concord – HHS Turf

 

 

Sunday, Sept, 19

 

Day off for all teams

 

 

Monday, Sept. 20

 

 

3:45                     Busses depart for practices/game at Dresden Fields

 

4:00 – 5:30           Practices for JV1, JV2 – Dresden

 

4:30                     Freshman Game vs, Concord  - Dresden 

 

5:30 – 7:00 Varsity Practice – Dresden

 

 

Tuesday, Sept, 21

 

2:25                     Varsity and JV1 Dismissal

 

2:35                     Bus Departs for Varsity and JV1 games at Salem

 

3:45                     Busses depart for practices at Dresden Fields

 

4:00 – 5:30           Practices for JV2, Freshmen – Dresden

 

5:00                     JV1 and Varsity Games at Salem

 

 

Wednesday,  Sept. 22

 

2:30                     Varsity Practice – HHS Turf

 

2:45                     Busses depart for practice/ game at Dresden Fields

 

3:00 – 4:30           Practice for JV1 – Dresden

 

3:00                     Bus Departs for Freshman Game at Concord

 

4:00                     JV2 Game vs. Cardigan – Dresden

 

4:30                     Freshman Game vs. Concord

 

 

Thursday, Sept. 23

 

 

3:00                     Bus Departs for JV2 Game at Woodsville

 

3:45                     Busses depart for practices at Dresden Fields

 

4:00 – 5:30           Practices for JV1, Freshmen – Dresden

 

4:30                     JV2 Game at Woodsville

 

6:30 – 8:30 Varsity Practice – HHS Turf

 

 

Friday, Sept, 24

 

 

3:45                     Busses depart for practices at Dresden Fields

 

4:00 – 5:30           Practices for JJV1, JV2, Freshmen – Dresden

 

4:30 – 6:00 Varsity Practice – HHS Turf

 

 

Sat. Sept. 25 – Sun Sept. 25

 

Days off – all teams



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