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November 7, 2009

Anonymous The Eagle Tribune Sat Nov 07, 2009, 02:20 AM EST

HAVERHILL — Haverhill played credible defense and moved the ball at times, but turnovers doomed the Hillies to their ninth straight loss, 24-8 to Tewksbury last night.

Haverhill rushed for 104 yards, led by Tito Morel (10-64), and passed for 112 yards, but three interceptions and two lost fumbles prevented any consistency on offense.

Tewksbury (4-5) mainly relied on a punishing ground game (262 rushing yards) led by converted lineman David Gallatto, who rushed for 127 yards on 14 carries. The Redmen scored one touchdown in every quarter, although Haverhill stopped every extra-point attempt.

The Hillies averted the shutout with 40 seconds remaining in the game when Malcolm Novello scored from nine yards out and Connor Tufts ran in the extra points.

Haverhill must travel to Dracut next Friday night in search of its first win.

Tewksbury 24, Haverhill 8

Tewksbury (4-5, 3-5):6âÇ6âÇ6âÇ6 — 24

Haverhill (0-9, 0-7):0âÇ0âÇ0âÇ8 — âÇ8

First Quarter

T — Chris Bettano 6 run (rush failed)

Second Quarter

T — Kevin Saunders 2 run (pass failed)

Third Quarter

T — David Gallatto 1 run (kick failed)

Fourth Quarter

T — Joe Hulme 57 pass from Saunders (kick blocked)

H — Malcolm Novello 9 run (Connor Tufts rush)

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

RUSHING: H (25-104) — Tito Morel 10-64; T (38-262) — David Gallatto 14-127, Chris Bettano 11-75, Anthony Arcari 8-38(

PASSING: H — Connor Tufts 2-5-1, 67 yards; Austin Campbell 1-5-2, 45 yards; T — Kevin Saunders 4-8-0, 78 yards

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