Wetu Selby, holding flag, celebrates with the team. Credit: ELIAS QUACKENBUSH/Courtesy

Editor’s note: This story has been updated to include game highlights.

Senior Wetu Selby delivered a record-setting performance Friday night, leading the ConVal Regional High School varsity football team to a 48-14 win over Hollis-Brookline High School on Alumni Appreciation Night.

Selby set a new school record by scoring six rushing touchdowns in a single match, eclipsing the previous mark of five. Selby tied the 28-year-old record– set by current ConVal head coach and alumnus Brad Davis – earlier this season on Sept. 5 against St. Thomas Aquinas High School.

Wetu Selby set a new ConVal record for touchdowns in one game. Credit: ELIAS QUACKENBUSH/Courtesy

Selby dominated both sides of the ball, rushing for 233 yards on 25 carries and recording 11 tackles from his strong safety position.

Sophomore Leo Garnham completed 14 of 22 passes for 179 yards and a touchdown. Senior Jack Telofski caught five passes for 107 yards and a receiving touchdown, while Ace Stevens caught five passes for 59 yards.

The halftime ceremony honored ConVal football history, welcoming 13 alumni and four former coaches – Bob Marshall, Steve Bartsch, Greg Leonard, and John Reitnauer. Alumni in attendance included current assistant coaches Davis and Greg Moore (Class of 2001), along with former players Joe Mullahy, Class of 2003; Tristan Hutchinson, Class of 2021; Francisco Jaimes and Anthony Cadwallader, Class of 2024; Roman Cadwallader, James Healey, Kendrick Edwards, Griffin DeLisle, and Bradley Brunelle, Class of 2025; and Mikey Gonzalez and Max Cail, Class of 2026.

ConVal football alums and coaches at Alumni Appreciation Night. Credit: CELIAS QUACKENBUSH/Courtesy

The Friends of ConVal Athletics organized two community drives during the game. FCVA raised $285 for breast cancer research through a raffle led by volunteer Nancy Affeldt, and collected 508 pounds of non-perishable food for the Peterborough Food Pantry as part of the NH Tackles Hunger initiative.

ConVal football players collected food for 48 Hours of Hunger. Credit: ELIAS QUACKENBUSH/Courtesy