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KINGSTON — Lebanon used a dominant ground game, and four Chris Barker touchdowns, to defeat Sanborn, 27-0.

Barker ran for 133 yards on 19 carries for Lebanon and paced the Raiders (3-4) to a 19-0 halftime lead.

HOLLIS — Sanborn was able to stay within one score of Hollis-Brookline through three quarters, but poor field position eventually doomed the Indians in a 27-0 setback.

"We were stuck inside our 10-yard line all night and we couldn't get anything moving," said Sanborn head coach Mike Drouin.

KINGSTON, N.H. — Sanborn continued to suffer growing pains under new coach Mike Drouin, falling to Monadnock 48-7.

The Indians scored in the first period on an 18-yard run by Ryan Morris and a Glen Smith conversion kick, but could muster very little offense the rest of the way while dropping to 0-4.

KINGSTON, N.H. — Despite showing major improvements to it's young team especially on the defensive side of the ball, the Sanborn Regional Indians dropped its third staight game to open the season, 6-0 to the Merrimack Valley Pride.

CONWAY, N.H. — Sanborn fell on the short end a 43-0 decision to Kennett.  The Indians fall to 0-2 and will look to enter the win column next Saturday when they host Merrimack Valley (3 p.m.).

KINGSTON, N.H. — Kingswood Regional head coach Matt Jozokos could sympathize yesterday with his counterpart on the Sanborn sidelines, childhood friend and former teammate Mike Drouin. "They're kind of in the place I was when I started here three years ago," said Jozokos.