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Lancers Rally Past Concord, Finish Regular Season at 7-1

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Source: Londonderry Times

The Londonderry High School football team closed out its regular season on a high note Friday night, overcoming an early 12-point deficit to earn a 21-12 victory over Concord and finish with a 7-1 record. The Lancers record, along with the NHIAA ranking system, gave them the No. 3 seed, which rewarded them a preliminary round game at home against the Merrimack Tomahawks (#13) on Friday night, Nov. 6 starting at 7 p.m. In the state capital, the Lancers had to come back from a 12-0 deficit in the second quarter before beginning their comeback with a one-yard touchdown run by Sully Daron. Owen Monahan added the extra point, cutting the deficit to five points with 5:36 remaining in the half. Londonderry took control in the second half, scoring twice in the third quarter to move ahead. Broch St. Gelais capped a drive with a six-yard touchdown run, and Monahan’s extra point gave the Lancers a 14-12 lead with 2:38 left in the quarter.

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