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SOMERSWORTH — Knotted up at 14 after the first quarter, Sanborn fell flat for the next two quarters last night and dropped a 42-22 decision at Somersworth.

Three players scored a pair of touchdowns for Somersworth, led by Josh Ream, who rushed for 202 yards on the night.

SOMERSWORTH — Knotted up at 14 after the first quarter, Sanborn fell flat for the next two quarters last night and dropped a 42-22 decision at Somersworth.

Three players scored a pair of touchdowns for Somersworth, led by Josh Ream, who rushed for 202 yards on the night.

BOW — In his final high school game, Ryan Morris closed out Sanborn's season with a bang.

The senior quarterback threw for a whopping 326 yards and four touchdowns and added a team-high 82 yards rushing as the Indians snapped a six-game losing streak with a victory over Bow.

KINGSTON — Ryan Morris set a trio of school passing records, including 222 yards through the air as Sanborn hung tough with Kearsarge before falling 51-36 yesterday.

 “Ryan Morris had another great game,” said Indians coach Mike Drouin. “He was great, and the team played very well.”

KINGSTON, N.H. — Fall Mountain may have only dressed 24 players for yesterday's game, but it was host Sanborn that was undermanned.

Without its top two quarterbacks going into the action, the Indians simply ran out of options offensively. Those limitations meant that Sanborn just couldn't sustain drives. Understandably, the defense tired out and once Wildcat quarterback Kaian Wilkes had some time to work through his passing progressions, he took full advantage in a second-half explosion that created a 28-7 victory.

KINGSTON – In the future, Sanborn officials might not want to schedule the state’s best team as the Indians’ homecoming opponent.