Jackson Rivers is heading into his third season at Southern New Hampshire. (Karl Franck/NPSL)
Heading into the 2019 season, the goalkeeper situation at Southern New Hampshire University will be in flux for the first time in two years. Daniel Milton, a two-year starter and Northeast-10 Second Team honoree last fall, has graduated.
How head coach Josh Taylor sees it, the Penmen have a wide-open competition in who will take the No. 1 spot – though a local has seriously boosted his chances.
Jackson Rivers (Epping, N.H.), a redshirt junior, was recently named to the NPSL Northeast Conference Best XI for a starring role with the Greater Lowell Rough Diamonds.
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