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Girls Hockey

Hartford 8, Woodstock 1

Key players: Hartford — Madison Barwood, Emma Bazin, Zoe Zanleoni, Flynn Moreno; Woodstock — Pippa Shaw

Highlights: Barwood broke Hartford’s all-time points record for girls ice hockey with her third point of a five-point night (one goal, four assists). Other point scorers: Flynn Moreno (two goals), Emma Bazin (two goals, one assist), Zoe Zanleoni (goal, two assists), Grace Hayes (goal), Aubree Vail (goal), Maria Chaput (assist). Woodstock goalie Pippa Shaw made an impressive 25 saves.

Coach’s quote: “I’m really happy with the effort that the team put in. Our focus today was working on the little things that will help us later on in the season, and we did that. Big shoutout to Madison Barwood for breaking the school points record for girls hockey!” — Hartford’s Jason Gramling

Records: Hartford 1-1-1; Woodstock 0-2-0

Hartford 2, Lebanon 0

Key players: Hartford — Emma Bazin, Zoe Zanleoni, Nella Bowen

Highlights: Bazin scored first in a flurry in front of the net, her shot chipping over the goalie’s shoulder. After Lebanon pulled its goalie, Bazin chopped the puck out of the zone behind the defender, where Zanleoni picked it up and put it in the empty net. Bowen made a few big stops in the third period to keep Lebanon scoreless and secure the shutout.

Coach’s quote: “The team stepped up big today to win the second annual Bob and Kay Mariotti Tournament. They all deserved the win. Things are really starting to come together with our first- and second-year players. They are really stepping up, which is great!” — Hartford’s Jason Gramling

Records: Hartford 2-1-1; Lebanon 1-2-0

Boys Hockey

Hanover 6, Salem 3

Key players: Hanover — Ronan Przydzielski (3 goals); Ryder Wilson (1 goal, 1 assist); Ryan Carroll (first career goal); Rex Chanyi (1 goal); Jake Rotchford (3 assists)

Highlights: A three-goal outburst in third period sealed a big road victory for the Bears.

Coach’s quote: “Solid team effort and playing our best hockey in third were keys. The energy and effort was measurably better in last period.” — Hanover’s Dick Dodds

Records: Hanover 1-0-1; Salem 1-1-0

Girls Basketball

Lebanon 54, Souhegan 29

Key players: Lebanon — Summer Crowell, Drew Kantor, Nina Ellingson

Highlights: Crowell led the charge offensively with 12 points and four assists. Ellingson provided stability and leadership on both ends. Kantor kept the pace and pressure up on offense by driving on closeouts and getting into the teeth of the defense.

Coach’s quote: “We were missing a few players due to illness and injury tonight, so we needed to step up to fill that void collectively, and I think we did that very well. Lily Estes played a big role in that, stepping into a bigger role and embracing the challenge.” — Lebanon’s Jeff Sowa

Records: Lebanon 2-1; Souhegan 0-3

Boys Basketball

Hanover 63, Plymouth 30

Key players: Hanover — Beckett Sobel, Dave Frechette, Wyatt Daigle, Sam Bagatell; Plymouth — Turner Oldenburg

Highlights: The Bears raced out to a 28-15 lead at the half and never looked back. Sobel and Frechette each had 13 poimts for Hanover. Daigle chipped in with 10. Bagatell had eight points in his first start. Oldenburg had a game-high 14 for Plymouth.

Records: Hanover 2-1; Plymouth 0-3

Indoor track

Upper Valley athletes win
at Plymouth State meet

HOLDERNESS, N.H. — Several Upper Valley athletes had first-place finishes in Saturday’s New Hampshire Winter Track League meet at Plymouth State, including the boys and girls 4x800 relay teams for Hanover, Newport hurdler Maddox Lovely and Mascoma shot putter Barnaby Diehn.

Also winning their events were Hanover’s Aria Deeb in the girls 1,000 meters (3:18) and teammate Alexander Valentino in the boys 1,500 (4:13). Hanover’s Valentino, Ben Hourdequin, Alexander Collins and Yosh Bardach won the 4x800 in a time of 9 minutes, 11 seconds, and the Bears’ relay team of Deeb, Alice Bell, Grace Stewart and Jacklyn Anderson won the girls 4x800 in 10:34.

Diehn’s winning shot put distance was 45 feet, 6 inches, with Mascoma teammate Colin Myers second. Newport’s Lovely won the 55-meter hurdles (9:06), was second in the 300 meters and fourth in the 55-meter dash. Also for Newport, Callie Dixon was second in the shot put and Byrce Palmer was fourth in the 1000. Other top results included Mascoma’s Gunner Currier (third, 1,500); Lebanon’s Oscar Gulledge (third, 55 hurdles); Lebanon’s Jenney Lutz (fifth, 300); the Raiders’ Lutz, Rachel Horak, Banipreet Kaur and Maggie Del Frari (third, 4x200 relay); Hanover’s Bell (4th, 600); and teammates Maeve Bradley (third, 55 dash; third, 300 run) and Ben Hourdequin (fifth, 1,500).

Boys team results: Pinkerton 119.5, Londonderry 64.5, Manchester Central 56, Hanover 25, Mascoma 24, Trinity 21, Monadnock 14, Concord 10, Fall Mountain 10, Manchester Memorial 7, Lebanon (11th, 6), Newport (12th, 4).

Girls team results: Pinkerton 118, Concord 76, Hanover 36, Londonderry 33, Newport 30, Manchester Central 18, Bishop Guertin 16, Raymond 12, Lebanon 9, Conant 10.

Thetford boys and girls
place third at Northfield meet

NORTHFIELD, Vt. — At Saturday’s Chip Langmaid Invitational track meet at Norwich University, Thetford’s Brady Sloop won the 600-meter race in 1 minute, 28 seconds and finished second in the 3,200 merters, and the Panthers’ Maya Dixon won the 55-meter hurdles (10 seconds).

Also helping the Thetford boys and girls teams to third-place finishes were Ramona Spelman with a second in the boys 55 hurdles and Ava Hayden with a second in the girls 3,200.

Samuel Morse of Hartford High, which finished sixth as a team, won the 55 dash (7.00), and Hartford’s Geneva Durgin was third in the girls 1,000. The Oxbow boys 4x200 and 4x400 relay teams of Shane Morse, Landen Hailey, Jake Danis and Andrew Barrett were third in both races. The Hartford girls 4x200 relay team of Scarlett Brooks, Samantha Fraser, Kathryn Summarsell and Dakota Smith finished third, and the Thetford 4x200 boys relay team of Emmett Terry, David Thaxton, Luke Miller and Hunter Clay was fourth.

Other top results included Jayden Forbes (Hartford, third, high jump); Emmett Terry (Thetford, fourth, 55 dash); Sebastian Perdrizet (Thetford, third, long jump and 300 meters); Luke Miller (Thetford, fourth, 300 meters), Alicja Perdrizet (Thetford, fourth, 55 dash) and Leah Crossett (Thetford, fourth, 1,000 run). For the White River Valley boys, Samuel Armstrong was third in the 55 hurdles and Jack Hughes second in the long jump. Addison Isham was third in the 300 and fourth in both the 55 dash and 55 hurdles for WRV.

Boys team scores: U-32 96, Mount Mansfield 61, Thetford 56, St. Johnsbury 35, BFA-Fairfax 28, White River Valley 20, Oxbow 17, Montpelier 16, Springfield 12.

Girls team scores: St. Johnsbury 87.5, U-32 78, Thetford 43.5, Mount Mansfield 34, Bellows Falls 32.5, Hartford 17, White River Valley 15.5, Oxbow 12, Springfield 12, Lyndon Institute 11.

Bowling

Stevens finishes second
in six-team match

CLAREMONT — The Stevens bowling team finished second in a six-team match at Maple Lanes on Saturday.

The Cardinals qualified first after the individual scores and progressed to the finals of the Baker match against Goffstown.

After losing the first match 146-149, Stevens bounced back to even things up with a 231 to 143 victory. But Goffstown won the deciding game, 208-199.

Devyn Corliss had the best individual games for Stevens, bowling a 202 and 242, followed by Logan Aiken with a 181 and 201. Also at the match were Merrimack, Hillsboro-Deering, Coe-Brown and Winnacunnet.

Stevens bowls again at Maple Lanes on Jan. 4.