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Salem beat Merrimack 4-2 in the regular season finale with Todd Righini scoring his 19th and 20th goals of the year. Coach Tony Karibian said Righini broke his own modern school record (1992-present) for goals. The old mark was Righini with 16 last year.

Salem beat Merrimack 4-2 in the regular season finale with Todd Righini scoring his 19th and 20th goals of the year. Coach Tony Karibian said Righini broke his own modern school record (1992-present) for goals. The old mark was Righini with 16 last year.

Andrew Fichera scored his first goal of the year and added an assist to lead Salem boys soccer to a 4-2 upset win over Exeter.

Todd Righini added two goals for Salem (7-8). The Blue Devils dropped Exeter's record to 10-4-1. 

Todd Righini scored his 15th and 16 goals and Salem rallied to beat Dover 3-2. Coach Tony Karibian called Andrew Fichera's play "impeccable." Colton Burnham went down with a minor injury and freshman Drew Hailey filled in with 30 stellar minutes in net.

Todd Righini scored two goals, one with four minutes left in regulation and the other in double overtime as Salem slipped past Bedford, 2-1. Righini now has 14 goals on the year. Colton Burnham came up big in goal by stopping two breakaways.

With Salem holding a one-goal lead in the final minutes of the game, Colton Burnham made a diving save on a penalty kick, preserving the Blue Devils' 2-1 comeback victory over Nashua South.

Trailing 2-1 in the second half, Pinkerton's boys soccer team rallied for a 3-2 victory over Salem. Colton Burnham was superb in net for Salem while making 16 saves.

Todd Righini scored three goals in the first 20 minutes to lead Salem boys soccer 6-0 over Bishop Guertin.

 Christian Moreno added two goals and Ethan Herrera scored the first goal of his varsity career.

In his first career varsity start, Salem freshman Drew Hailey made eight saves. He needed each and every one of them to help Salem soccer hold on for a 4-3 win over Winnacunnet.