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Track and field

Lebanon hosts four-team meet

The Lebanon girls and Thetford Academy boys came out on top in a four-team meet at Lebanon High School on Monday.

Individually, the Raiders’ Jenny Lutz had a strong afternoon along with Imari Taylor of White River Valley, who won three events, Oscar Gulledge of Lebanon and Sebastian Perdrizet of Thetford Academy.

Lutz was first in the 100 meter dash, long jump and triple jump and was second in the 200 meters. Other first place finishes by the Lebanon girls included Rowan Laundry 800M, Annalies Hanna 1,600M, Ella Kerin-Herrick 100M hurdles and high jump and Rachel Horak 300M hurdles. Adelie Premore, Banipreet Kaur, Kristen Higgins and Kaur won the 4 by 100 relay for Lebanon and Hanna, Laundry, Horak and Kaitlin Maloney were first in the 4 by 400 relay.

For the White River Valley girls, who finished second, Imari Taylor won the shot put, discus and javelin and teammate Cassandra Armstrong took first in the 200M and pole vault.

Hartford’s Geneva Durgin won the 800M.

Thetford Academy’s Adrian Kutter-Walker was the top finisher for the Panther girls with a second in the discus and third in the shot put.

Thetford’s Sebastian Perdrizet led the Panther boys with first place finishes in the 100M and triple jump and second place in the 200M and long jump. Also for Thetford, Isaac Yukica won the 300M hurdles and was second in the 110 hurdles, David Stanger won the discus and the 4 by 100 team of Emmett Terry, Bryce Rikert, Matthew Vivian and David Thaxton took the 4 by 100 relay.

For Lebanon, Oscar Gulledge won the 110 meter hurdles and the shot put, Nicholas Petrucci the pole vault, Ian Kiefer the 1,600M, and Teeghan Joyner the 200 meters,

For the Hartford boys, Tighe Hrabchak won the 800M, Bennett Moreno the 400M with a second in the 200M, Ayodele Lowe the long jump, Matthew Tsouknakis the javelin with Hrabchak, Jaidin Bennett, Colby Albrecht and Jayden Forbes winning the 4 by 400.

George Roda won the 3,200 and Allen Wedge the high jump for White River Valley.

Results: Girls — Lebanon 122, White River Valley 87, Hartford 77, Thetford Academy 21. Boys: Thetford Academy 101, Hartford 85, Lebanon 77, White River Valley 73, Boys- Thetford Academy 101, Hartford 85, Lebanon 77, White River Valley 73

Hartford, Woodstock and Sharon compete at Rutland meet

Hartford’s Ayodele Lowe won the 100 meters (11 seconds), high jump (1.83 meters) and triple jump (6.27) meters and teammate Bennett Moreno won the 400 meters (52 seconds) and the 3,000 meters (9:15) at a meet in Rutland on Friday. For the Hurricane girls, Scarlet Brooks won 200 meters (28 seconds) and was fourth in the 100 meters.

Hartford’s 4 by 400 girls relay team placed first (4:49) with the Woodstock team of Zara Kahn, Helen Maya Sluka, Bethany Thornburn and Izzy Cellini finishing third. For Sharon Academy, MaCallister Gray won the high jump (1.37 meters) and was third in the 100M and third in the long jump. Sharon’s Abby Chase was second in the discus and third in the shot put with Myra McNaughton and Ada McNaughton finishing third and fourth in the discus for Woodstock Union. Also for Woodstock, Izzy Cellini was second in the 1,500M and third in the 800M.

Other results: Hartford, girls — Kira White (2nd, high jump), Geneva Durgin, (4rd, 800M, 4th 110 hurdles, 4th long jump). Maddie Carbino (3rd 400M). Hartford boys — Benjamin Lang (3rd, pole vault), Jayden Forbes (2nd, long jump), Bennett Moreno (5th, pole vault), Matthias Schaefer (5th, 400M) Sharon Academy, boys — Finn Proulx, (4th, 1,500M), Phoenix Colburn (4th, 300 hurdles), Aidan Sawyer (5th 300 hurdles) Finley Evans (5th discus). Sharon Academy girls, Evelyn Murawski (5th, 3000M)

Woodstock, boys — Carter Warren (3rd, 200M), Caleb Enser, Owen Courcey, Shawn Harriman, Carter Warren (3rd, 4 by 400).

Results: Boys — Burr And Burton Academy 132.75, Fair Haven Union 119.25, Rutland Senior 75, Hartford 75, Springfield 67.5, Woodstock Union 28, Sharon Academy 15.5, Mill River Union 2, Otter Valley Union 1. Girls — Burr And Burton Academy 126.83, Fair Haven Union 67.33, Rutland Senior 64, Mt Saint Joseph 52, Hartford 50, Sharon Academy 50, Woodstock Union 46, Springfield 28.83, Mill River Union 15, Leland & Gray 8

Girls Lacrosse

Lebanon 20, Belmont 3

Key players: Lebanon — Abby Auch (4 goals, 1 assist); Abigail Gallagher (1 goal); Audrey Newton (2 goals, 1 assist); Sara Forman (2 goals, 3 draw controls); Norah Burns (4 goals, 2 assists and 5 draw controls); Addison Durell (3 goals, 2 assists); Tori Palys and Savannah Lindsley (1 goal, 1 assist each); Lucy Eshbaugh and Mckenzie Ray (1 goal each)

Coach’s quote: “This was a great team effort coming off of vacation week. We hadn’t seen each other in over a week so to get a win is a positive start to the season.” — Lebanon’s Sara Ecker

Records: Lebanon 1-0; Belmont 0-4

Hanover 17, Timberlane 15

Key players: Hanover — Cassidy Loughman (7 goals, 1 assist); Joia Collins (4 goals); Nora Bradley (3 goals); Casey Wilkinson (1 goal, 4 assists); Iris Chesnut (1 goal, 1 assist); Sage Fargher (1 goal, 1 assist)

Coach’s quote:“We are so proud of how our team fought back after a big deficit in the first half to win the game. It shows the character of this team. ” — Hanover’s Sarah Martin

Records: Hanover 3-1; Timberlane 2-1

Softball

ConVal 18, Hanover 5

Key players: ConVal — Sydney Borges Hanover — Ellenora Cary (2-3, 1 RBI); Lily Smith (2-3, 1 RBI)

Highlights: The Bears dropped their season opener to ConVal, 18-5. Despite the loss, several players made strong offensive contributions, including Smith and Cary, who each collected two hits. Smith, Cary, Kit Tullar, and Lila Bucci each drove in a run. Hanover was aggressive on the base paths, tallying six stolen bases. Miley Sabens led the pitching effort in relief, striking out four over three innings.

Coach’s quote: “This was our first game together as a team, and with seven ninth graders on the roster, it’s all about learning and growing. We saw some bright spots, but we know we need to tighten some things up and keep improving.” — Hanover’s Megan Sobel

Records: ConVal 3-1; Hanover 0-1

Boys Lacrosse

Timberlane 10, Hanover 8

Key players: Timberlane — Hanover — Sam Bagatell (3 goals, 1 assist); JJ Bornstein (2 goals, 1 assist); John Scherer (1 goal, 1 assist); Michael Anderson and Jake Rotchford (1 goal each); Henry Cotter (21 saves)

Highlights: The Bears led 2-0 after the first but the Timberlane attack surged in the second quarter and the game was tied 5-5 at the half following two extra-man goals. The Owls pulled ahead 7-6 after 3 and the Bears couldn’t close the gap ending regulation behind with a final score, 10-8.

Coach’s quote: “As hard as it is to see our team fall short, it’s even harder to deny the progress this team continues to make and the excitement in our growth. We’re seeing consistent evidence of getting better and it’s driving us forward.” — Hanover’s Sean Murphy

Records: Timberlane 3-0; Hanover 1-2

Boys Tennis

Hanover 9, Nashua South 0

Key players: Hanover — Singles: Sam Ames, 8-0; Ben Pearson, 8-0; Ryder Wilson, 8-0; Quinn O’Regan, 8-1; Alex Orsino, 8-0; Nate Holt, 8-0; Doubles: Ames/Ian Holmes, 8-0; Pearson/O’Regan, 8-1; Wilson/Orsino, 8-0

Highlights: First matches for seniors Wilson and Orsino. Great doubles communication and teamwork from Pearson and O’Regan.

Coach’s quote: “Go Bears!” — Hanover’s Kelly Finn

Records: Hanover 4-0; Nashua South 2-2

Lebanon 9, Kingswood 0

Key players: Lebanon — No. 1 singles: Lebanon’s Kyle Hines, 8-0, over Kingswood’s Cooper McCourt; No. 2 singles: Lebanon’s Augie Church-Cole , 8-0, over Kingswood’s Brody Brown; No. 3 singles: Lavi Halwawala, 8-3, of Kingsood’s Sam Crowder; No. 4 singles: Lebanon’s Lucas Graham, 8-1, over Kingswood’s Rider Leslie; No. 5 singles: Lebanon’s Lodi Scholtz, 8-2, over Kingswood’s Ben Baca; No. 6 singles: Lebanon’s Axel Erison, 8-1, over Kingswood’s Eljay Sellinger.

No. 1 doubles: Lebanon’s Hines/Graham, 8-0 over Kingswood’s Brown/Crowder; No. 2 doubles: Lebanon’s Church-Cole/Halwawala, 8-0, over Kingswood’s Leslie/Baca; No. 3 doubles: Lebanon’s Scholtz/Ericson, 8-2, over Kingswood’s Moore/Keniston.

Highlights: Number one and two singles as well as number one and two doubles won their matches without dropping a game. Everyone playing worked hard to deal with the wind.

Coach’s quote: “We are proud of our players for being willing to work through the various weather conditions we’ve had recently, as well as for exhibiting sportsmanship and varying shot selection beyond their preferred ones.” — Lebanon’s Coaches Tammy Arado and Jarrod Shaheen

Records: Lebanon 4-1; Kingswood 0-6

CORRECTION: Sebastian Perdrizet competes for Thetford Academy in track and field. A previous version of thi s story included an incorrect name for his school.