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	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I
1	Hopkinton Boys' Soccer 2012
2	Game	Result	Goals for	Goals against		Game	Result	Goals for	Goals against
3	Conant	W	9	0		@ Pelham	W	5	0
4	Fall Mt	W	5	0		@ Mascenic	W	7	0
5	@ Campbell	W	6	1		@ Brady	W	1	0
6	@ John Stark	W	7	2		@ Hillsboro	W	2	0
7	@ Bow	W	2	1		Kearsarge	W	5	1
8	Sanborn	W	9	1
9	@ Kearsarge	W	3	0
10	@ Monadnock	W	9	0		Laconia	W	3	1
11	Brady	W	4	0		Raymond	W	1	0
12	Hillsboro	W	8	0		Bow	L*	1	2
13	Bow	L	0	2		Playoff Game #4
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15					Record
16					17-2-0
17				Goals for	Goals for average:
18				87	4.58
19				Goals against	Goals against average:
20				11	0.58
21					Shutout count
22					11
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25
26	28-Aug	vs. Conant
27	Hopkinton 9 - Conant 0
28
29	Hopkinton goals:
30	3rd minute - Steve Auger from Doug Fleury
31	10th minute - Zach Rouleau from Fleury
32	12th minute - Auger from Rouleau
33	20th minute - Rouleau from Fleury
34	28th minute - Matt French from Auger
35	35th minute - Auger unassisted
36	38th minute - Auger unassisted
37	42nd minute - Bennett Mosseau from Tom Echelberger
38	49th minute - Rouleau from Ned Metcalf
39
40	Hopkinton saves:
41	Rob Ferguson - 2 saves
42
43	Conant saves:
44	Tyler Desmaris - 8 saves
45
46	Solid start to the season, with the entire team working hard and playing good possession. Now we enter the toughest stretch of our season starting with Thursday's game against a skilled Fall Mountain team.
47
48	Hopkinton is 1-0-0 and next plays Thursday at home against Fall Mountain.
49
50	30-Aug	vs. Fall Mt.
51	Hopkinton 5 - Fall Mt. 0
52
53	Hopkinton goals:
54	19th minute - Zach Rouleau from Doug Fleury
55	25th minute - Steven Auger unassisted
56	44th minute - Fleury unassisted (PK)
57	57th minute - Fleury from Rouleau
58	60th minute - Riley McNicholas unassisted (PK)
59
60	Hopkinton saves:
61	Rob Ferguson - 0 saves
62
63	Fall Mt. saves:
64	Dylan Mix(?) - 7 saves
65
66	A good team effort tonight against a skilled Fall Mountain team. Most notably, our defense kept Fall Mt., which includes one of the top D3 players in Ryan St. Pierre, to zero shots on net. The defensive shutdown was led by sweeper Ned Metcalf but sustained by marking backs Brian Hauschild and Tom Echelberger along with stopper extraordinaire Liam McNicholas. The scoring opened on a great defensive win by Riley McNicholas in our own half to launch a counter-attack down the sideline to Fleury. Fleury then picked up his head and knocked a great cross to Rouleau, who calmly tapped the ball into the back of the net. The 2nd goal also started with a Fleury cross that Auger headed down into a great save by the keeper, that Auger then followed up on for the goal. Fleury's PK was well-earned, after he was dragged down on a baseline run to goal. Fleury's 2nd goal came on a nice pass from Rouleau to Fleury about 25yds out, with which he took two touches on the ball before a solid finish. McNicholas' PK goal was also a well-earned goal after Auger was dragged down on a goal line run himself.
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68
69	Hopkinton is 2-0-0 and next plays Wednesday at Campbell.
70
71	5-Sep	@ Campbell
72	Hopkinton 6 - Campbell 1
73
74	Hopkinton goals:
75	25th minute – Henry Merrow from Liam McNicholas
76	37th minute - Zach Rouleau from Doug Fleury
77	57th minute - Riley McNicholas unassisted
78	67th minute - Rouleau from Auger
79	71st minute - L. McNicholas from Fleury
80	79th minute - Ned Metcalf unassisted
81
82	Campbell goal:
83	58th minute - John Donaghey (PK)
84
85	Hopkinton saves:
86	Rob Ferguson - 3 saves
87
88	Campbell saves:
89	Jacob Morgan - 5 saves
90
91	Tonight we faced our toughest competition yet in a skilled and fast Campbell side that had a number of dangerous chances in the first 20 minutes. Once the game settled down, however, we managed to do much of what we've been working on - playing quick touches offensively and being well-organized defensively. It was also nice to see us respond to their PK goal by scoring three more goals before time was out.
92	Our first goal came via a defelction on a low, hard shot by our stopper Liam (who would also be a good pick for star of the game). On the 2nd goal Fleury hit a frozen-rope of a cross from the corner to a cool and collective header by Rouleau. The third goal was a big goal, as it came after the half and seemed to break it open a bit. On this goal Riley beat four defenders before tapping it past the keeper. .
93	Rouleau's 2nd goal of the night came from an Auger baseline run. Liam's 2nd goal came from a calm volley off a Fleury cross to the backpost. Metcalf's end-of-the-game goal came on a 50 yard run from his sweeper position all the way through most of the Campbell team before he hammered it home from in close.
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95	Hopkinton is 3-0-0 and next plays Saturday at New England College versus John Stark (8:00 p.m. game time).
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97	8-Sep	vs. John Stark @ NEC
98	Hopkinton 7 - John Stark 2
99
100	Hopkinton goals: