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Full-strength Hllies await winless Tewksbury
This might be the Hillies' week.
The team enters Friday's game against Tewksbury with all players eligible and home-field advantage over the only other winless team in their conference.
Nine players have served out their two-game suspensions for an alcohol-related incident and all have practiced this week, said Haverhill Athletic Director Garin Veris on Tuesday.
"We're ready to put this behind us, and we're moving forward," said Veris.
The last two weeks have been brutal for Haverhill. On Friday, Oct. 30, they were shut out for the second week in a row, falling to Lawrence, 28-0, at home.
Hillie blockers were unable to contain the Lancers, who exerted constant pressure on quarterback Austen Campbell. As a result, Campbell was forced to throw on the run on three of his five passing attempts, two of which turned into Lawrence interceptions
The Hillies, down 21-0, came out of the locker room with some short-lived swagger, recovering an onside kick to start the second half, but then went three and out on the ensuing possession and turning the ball over on downs on their next two possessions without ever recording a first down.
"We're banged up, we have suspensions, we have the flu, we're just down in a hole and trying to climb out," said coach Tim Briggs. "We started three offensive linemen tonight that, quite honestly, had been splitting time on JV, and that's a little tough to do when you're facing the caliber of athletes that Lawrence has."
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Playoff decides 14-15 age group in city's Junior Golf tourney
Alec Brunelle, 11, of Salem, N.H., lines up a putt at the Haverhill Junior Golf Tournament at the Bradford Country Club in Haverhill on Monday morning. Brunelle won his age division in the tournament.
Eighteen holes weren't enough to decide the 14-15-year-old division of the Junior Golf Championships at Bradford Country Club on Monday afternoon.
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After posting matching 13-over 83s, Haverhill High School teammates Dylan Cody and Scott Farley began a two-player, sudden-death playoff, in which the first player to score better than his opponent would win the tournament. -
Boat race grows in popularity
Hydroplane and Runabout racing boats will skim the surface of the Merrimack River this weekend for the Haverhill River Run.
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Organizer Dave Goodwin, chairman of the Crescent Yacht Club's race committee, said interest in the speedboat races has grown since last year's return of the event to the Merrimack River for the first time in roughly 40 years. -
Sports shorts: City summer tennis adult winners named
Junior Golf Championship decided Monday
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The Haverhill Junior City Golf Championship will be played on Monday, Aug. 30, beginning at 8 a.m. at the Bradford Country Club, 201 Chadwick Road, Bradford.
It is open only to Haverhill residents or junior members at Bradford Country Club, Crystal Spring Golf Course, Far Corner Golf Course, Renaissance Golf Course or Haverhill Country Club. - Garrison Junior Tour ends with 42-player field
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