Practice and Game Schedule Oct. 1 - 10


 

Monday,  Oct. 4

 

 

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

 

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

 

7:15 – 9:00          Varsity Practice – HHS Turf

 

 

Tuesday, Oct. 5

 

2:35                     JV2 Dismissal for game at Fall Mt.

 

2:35                     Bus Departs for JV2 Game at Fall Mt.

 

3:45                     Busses depart for practices at Dresden Fields

 

 

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

 

6:30 – 8:00 Varsity Practice – HHS Turf

 

 

 

Wednesday,  Oct. 6

 

 

1:50                     Dismissal for Freshmen at Dover

 

2:00                     Departure for Freshmen at Dover

 

 

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

 

3:00 – 4:30           Practice for JV1, JV2  – Dresden

 

7:45 – 9:00 Varsity Practice – HHS Turf

 

 

 

Thursday, Oct. 7

 

 

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

 

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

 

4:00                     Varsity Home Game vs. Londonderry – HHS Turf

 

4:00                     JV1 Game vs. Londonderry – HHS Grass

 

 

Friday, Oct. 8

 

 1:30 - 3:00          Freshman Practice - HHS Turf

 

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

 

3:00 -  5:00           Varsity Practice – HHS Turf

 

 

Sat. Oct. 9

 

7:00                     Varsity and JV1 Depart for Game at Dover

 

9:00                     Freshman Home Game vs. Pinkerton – HHS Turf

 

10:00                   Varsity and JV1 Games at Dover

 

 

Sun Oct. 10

 

 

1:00                     CROP Hunger Walk in Lebanon (Optional)

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