ConVal’s magical playoff run came to an end in the semifinals Wednesday, but the best may be yet to come for the young Cougars.“It’s a really exciting feeling,” said head coach Amanda Hinton after ConVal’s 11-4 loss to John Stark at Plymouth State’s.
The ConVal softball team advanced to the NHIAA Division II quarterfinals with an 8-2 win over Sanborn Wednesday, the Cougars’ first playoff win since the championship season of 2013. Maybe it was because they’d beaten Sanborn a week ago, or maybe it.
It’s halfway through May, but as usual, the ConVal girls’ lacrosse team is just getting going. While other teams around the state have played as many as 12 games, the Cougars’ 15-2 win over Alvirne was only their fifth game of the season, and it.
The loose, confident Cougars are dancing their way to ConVal’s best softball start in years, and with any luck, their cleats will keep on clicking.“I think we’re more of a unit than we ever have been before,” said pitcher and co-captain Kendall.
Not even April showers could cool off the red-hot Orioles at their home track and field meet Tuesday, as Conant swept the team competition in another display of the force they hope to showcase at season’s end.“Based on how the meets are going, it’s.