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Track and field

Mascoma boys win Belmont meet

With Gunner Currier winning the 3,200-meter run and Barnaby Diehn taking first place in the shot put and discus, the Mascoma boys placed first among 12 teams at last week’s track meet at Belmont High School.

The Royals edged second place Inter-Lakes, 95.5-92.

Currier, who will run in Monday’s Boston Marathon, finished the 3,200 in 9 minutes, 47 seconds. Diehn, the NHIAA Division II indoor shot put champion, had a throw of 48 feet, 7 inches and a discus toss of 161-1. Teammate Colin Myers was second in the discus and third in the javelin. Mascoma’s Sam Joyce was second in the 200 meters and fourth in the 100 meters, and the team of Joyce, Paxton Roberts, Kayden Wilson and Dave Gerhardt finished third in the 4x100 relay. Mascoma’s Joyce, Wilson, Currier and Alex DeSerrano were fourth in the 4x400, and Yorke was third in the pole vault. Carl Russell was fourth in the 1,600 for the Royals.

For the Stevens boys, Kieran Heath was third in the 100 meters and Justin McGuire was fourth in the triple jump.

Montana Ballard was second in the 300-meter hurdles for the Mascoma girls, with teammate Aubrey Meyveagaci second in both the discus and javelin. Also scoring for the Royals were Anna Emerson (fourth in the pole vaultl sixth in the 100 hurdles), Braelyn Stone (third in the triple jump; sixth long jump}) Audrey Webber (fourth in the shot put) and Sonya Roberts (sixth in the javelin).

For the Stevens girls, Maddy Chambers had a third-place finish in the javelin, and Zoey Friesen was sixth in the 800 meters.

Boys team results: Mascoma 95.5, Inter-Lakes 92, Belmont 88, Winnisquam 84.5, Fall Mountain 70.5, Kearsarge 61.5, Profile 46, Somersworth 36, Bishop Brady 19, Stevens 17, Epping 16, Concord Christian 9.

Girls team results: Kearsarge 127.5, Belmont 105, Somersworth 82.5, Bishop Brady 58.5, Mascoma Valley 58.5, Profile 44, Winnisquam 42, Interlakes 35.5, Fall Mountain 22.5, Moultonborough 16, Epping 12, Stevens 11

Unified Basketball

Oxbow 50, Lyndon 50

Key players: Oxbow — Noah Hatch, Boston French, Isiah Clogston; Lyndon — Tanner Harvey, Jacoby Rowe

Highlights: An exciting game ended in a tie between the Olympians and Vikings. Lyndon was down by two in the closing seconds of the game when Harvey stole the ball and went coast to coast and laid it in to tie the game with only seconds left. Oxbow pushed it up the court and Hatch took a last-second 3-pointer from just over half-court that rimmed out as the buzzer sounded. Hatch finished with a game-high 26 points and French added 10 for the O’s.

Coach’s quote: “What a game! I was very proud of how our team competed today.” — Oxbow’s Barry Emerson

Records: Oxbow 1-1-1; Lyndon 1-0-1

Boys Tennis

Lebanon 9, ConVal 0

Key players: Lebanon — No. 1 singles: Lebanon’s Kyle Hines, 8-0, over ConVal’s Brady Clark; No. 2 singles: Lebanon’s Lodi Scholtz, 8-0, over ConVal’s Owen Beaulieu; No. 3 singles: Lebanon’s Axel Ericson, 8-0, over ConVal’s Jacob Levitz; No. 4 singles: Lebanon’s Reed Ferland over ConVal’s Silas Brassard; No. 1 doubles: Lebanon’s Hines/Ferland, 8-2, over ConVal’s Clark/Levitz; No. 2 doubles: Lebanon’s Scholtz/Ericson, 8-1, over ConVal’s Beaulieu/Brassard.

Highlights: The weather was absolutely outstanding (finally!). ConVal had a limited number of team members available to play, which resulted in some forfeitures down the ladder. Both Lebanon’s and ConVal’s players had good points and good sportsmanship throughout the match.

Coach’s quote: “ConVal battled as best they could, and our players who were able to show up were supportive and ready to play. We are proud of those who were able to attend the match and how they engaged, even in challenging circumstances. We host Coe-Brown Wednesday.” — Lebanon’s Tammy Arado and Jarrod Shaheen

Records: Lebanon 2-1; ConVal 0-3

Hanover 9, Pinkerton 0

Key players: Hanover — Singles: Sam Ames 8-1, Ian Holmes 8-1, Quinn O’Regan 8-1, Nate Holt 8-0, Izaiah Siegel 8-2, Drake Johnson 8-2; Doubles: Ames/Holmes 8-1, O’Regan/Holt 8-1, Siegel/Johnson 8-2

Highlights: Swing player Drake Johnson joined today for his first varsity wins.

Coach’s quote: “They played hard and still got some great wins while we were missing half of our team this week.” — Hanover’s Kelly Finn

Records: Hanover 3-0; Pinkerton 0-2

Hanover 9, Dover 0

Key players: Hanover — Ben Pearson 8-5, Ian Holmes 8-6, Quinn O’Regan 8-2, Ben Hannan 8-2, Nate Holt 8-0, Izaiah Seigel 8-6; Pearson/O’Regan 8-3, Holmes/Hannan 8-1, Holt/Seigel 8-1

Coach’s quote: “Good win as our first home match of the year. I’m proud that everyone fought hard in tough weather conditions and the extra pressure of a rowdy crowd.” — Hanover’s Kelly Finn

Records: Hanover 2-0; Dover1-1