Local Roundup for games played Monday, Sept. 23, 2024
Published: 09-24-2024 3:24 PM |
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Stevens 10, Mascoma 1
Key players: Stevens — Audrina Pelton, Faith Norton, Payton Ferland, Jillian Castaneda; Mascoma — Molly Gray, Halia Sethi, Karley Hollis.
Highlights: Norton and Ferland each bagged a hat trick in Stevens’ 10-goal outing against Mascoma. Mascoma’s Grey had 17 saves, Sethi scored for the Royals.
Coach’s quote: “Great team play and win.” — Stevens’ Tim St. Pierre
Records: Stevens 6-2-0; Mascoma 1-3-2
Windsor 2, Springfield 1
Key players: Windsor — Audrey Rupp, Avery Ducharme, Sophia Rockwood; Springfield — Amelia Murchie, Camden Gramling.
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Highlights: Game was tied 1-1 at halftime after goals from Windsor’s Ducharme and Springfield’s Murchie. Rupp scored the game-winning tally with nine minutes left on a strike from 25 yards out. Both teams’ goalies were stellar, with Windsor’s Rockwood making 12 saves while Springfield’s Gramling made 24.
Records: Windsor 5-0-0; Springfield 4-2-0
Hanover 3, Salem 0
Key players: Hanover — Maeve Bradley, Grace Stewart, Reese Hamlin.
Highlights: The first half was uneven with Hanover having the edge in possession but missing on several scoring opportunities. The Bears came out with a renewed sense of purpose in the second half, in which they dominated on possession and had goals from Nora Bradley, sister Maeve Bradley and first-year player Kat Moseley.
Coach’s quote: “A good effort for the home team — good to see the girls working hard and being creative to get the scoring going coupled with solid defense.” — Hanover’s Doug Kennedy
Records: Hanover 5-2-0; Salem 2-2-3
Lamoille 7, Thetford 0
Records: Lamoille 2-1-0; Thetford 2-3-1
Hartford 6, Mount Anthony 1
Key players: Hartford — Tighe Hrabchak, Sam Peckinpaugh, Jason Kelly, Nolan Morlock.
Highlights: Hartford jumped out of the gates quickly with its first goal coming five minutes into the game from Hrabchak, assisted by Peckinpaugh. They added a second tally seven minutes later on a penalty kick by Peckinpaugh. Mount Anthony scored their lone goal on a PK 15 minutes into the second half. Hartford’s Kelly tallied a second-half hat trick, with assists coming from Hrabchak, Jackson Jewett and Owen McMahon. Morlock scored the sixth and final goal for the Hurricanes on a PK.
Records: Hartford 6-0-0; Mount Anthony 2-5-0
Green Mountain 4, Rivendell 0
Key players: Rivendell — Evan Woodward.
Highlights: Rivendell put up a tough match against a very strong Green Mountain squad. The Raptors surrendered three goals in the first half but put up a strong defensive game in second half. Rivendell sophomore goalkeeper Woodward had a very good showing with 12 saves.
Records: Green Mountain 4-1-0; Rivendell 3-3-0
Rivendell 4, Leland & Grey 1
Key players: Rivendell — Javen Welch, Will Knowles, Toby Songalla, Grant Goodrich.
Highlights: In the first match of the annual Josh Cole tournament, the Rivendell boys came away with a three-goal win over Leland & Gray. Sophomore Welch had a hat trick and senior Knowles contributed the last tally.
Records: Rivendell 3-2-0; Leland & Grey 1-5-0
Oxbow 5, Richford 1
Key players: Oxbow — Andrew Barrett, Jayden Huntoon, Ethan Emerson, Oden Schlager.
Highlights: Emerson scored off a corner kick from Barrett. Barrett had two goals and two assists. Huntoon had two goals and one assist. Goalie Schlager had five saves.
Coach’s quote: “A little rocky start a few minutes into the game, and then the boys found their stride and played very well. Today every player contributed to the team’s win. Very proud of these boys.” — Oxbow’s Chuck Simmons
Records: Oxbow 3-3-0; Richford 1-5-0
Windsor 8, Springfield 0
Key players: Windsor — Audrey McFarland, Olivia Dube, Gianna Felice, Hannah Tenney, Grace Blanchard.
Highlights: McFarland scored a hat trick while Dube added one goal and two assists and Tenney tallied two scores in Windsor’s shutout of Springfield.
Records: Windsor 4-3-0; Springfield 0-6-0
Burr & Burton 1, Woodstock 0
Key players: Burr & Burton — Fiona Corbett, Piper Morgan.
Highlights: Woodstock and BBA played a very even first quarter with lots of back-and-forth play. BBA was able to find the back of the net tjree minutes into the second quarter with a goal from Corbett off a penalty corner from Morgan.
Coach’s quote: “The defensive play from both teams was very impressive. Few balls got into the scoring circle and even fewer got to the goalie.” — Woodstock’s Leanne Tapley
Records: Burr & Burton 5-1-0; Woodstock 5-1-0
Golf
Stevens’ Herzog places third individually in four-team match
Highlights: Plymouth emerged victorious against Derryfield, Stevens and Sanborn at the Owls Nest Resort. Derryfield’s Griffin Moore was the match medalist, carding the lowest score of 40. Stevens’ Aubree Herzog carded a 42, which earned a tie for third place individually.
Records: Plymouth 17-4; Stevens 10-8
Fall Mountain 3, Mascoma 1
Records: Fall Mountain 4-4; Mascoma 1-5