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Girls Soccer

Windsor 3, Green Mountain 1

Key players: Windsor — Audrey Rupp, Amelia Rockwood, Avery Ducharme, Sophia Rockwood; Green Mountain — Honoree Hazen, Leah Cassin

Highlights: Rupp propelled Windsor to a victory with two goals and one assist, with Rockwood recording four saves in goal.

Records: Windsor 3-0; Green Mountain 0-3

Exeter 4, Hanover 1

Key players: Hanover — Penny Blatman, Nora Bradley, Bumpsie Loughman

Highlights: Hanover took the early lead on scramble in front of the net three minutes into the match. Exeter equalized in the 13th minute. Play was even during the first half, with opportunities for both sides. Hanover kept it close until the 58th minute but tired down the stretch.

Coach’s quote: “A tough week against two high-level opponents — good training for the matches to come.” — Hanover’s Doug Kennedy

Records: Exeter 3-0; Hanover 1-2

Mascoma 0, Belmont 0

Key players: Mascoma — Bella Davis, Molly Grey, Karley Hollis

Highlights: Chasedown by Davis to stop a breakaway. Grey had seven saves.

Coach’s quote: “Hard-fought game for both teams. Excellent play from goalkeeper Molly Grey to pick up her teammates and keep us in the game.” — Mascoma’s Mark Rockwood

Records: Mascoma 1-0-1; Belmont 0-2-1

Hartford 1, Woodstock 0

Key players: Hartford — Rowan Dumont, Ava Fletcher, Harper Fallon, Paisley Danaher, Kathryn Summarsell, Jasmine Stocker, Tillie Dalpra; Woodstock — Bonnie Krantz, Maeve Roylance, Sierra Bystruck

Highlights: A total team defensive effort limited Woodstock’s scoring chances and led to Hartford’s first win of the season. Hartford goal was scored by Harper Traendley (her third of the year) off a perfect corner kick feed from Sadie Mullen.

Coach’s quote: “We’ve worked a lot on team defending the last few days, and today it all came together for the girls. I’m very proud of the effort and happy to see them rewarded with a positive result.” — Hartford’s Jeff Acker

Records: Hartford 1-2; Woodstock 0-2

Boys Soccer

Hartford 2, Lake Region 1

Key players: Hartford — Tighe Hrabchak, Cavan Benjamin, Nolan Morlock, Colin Morlock; Lake Region — Owen Rogers

Highlights: Hrabchak scored midway through the first half on an assist from Morlock. Hartford came out in the second half and extended the lead to 2-0 on a goal from Benjamin from a Morlock corner kick. Lake Region pulled one back with nine minutes to play on a breakaway goal from Rogers.

Records: Hartford 2-0; Lake Region 1-1

Lebanon 5, Laconia 2

Key players: Lebanon — Dom Calandrella, Otto Bourne

Highlights: Five different goal scorers. Two corner kick goals. First varsity goals for sophomores Charlie Ferland, Liam Sullivan and Austin Engert, and goals from junior Abe Pearson and senior Titus Billings as well.

Records: Lebanon 2-1; Laconia 0-2

White River Valley 3, Woodstock 2 (2 OT)

Key players: White River Valley — Jack Hughes, Isaac Kinsley, Jacob Benoit

Highlights: White River Valley led 2-0, but Woodstock tied with two penalties in the second half. Game was won in second OT period. White River Valley goals: Kelan Tlumacki (2) Brayden Russ (1). WRV assists: Brayden Russ (2).

Coach’s quote: “The boys continue to improve, and this was a well-earned reward for them. We’ve had injuries and players drop out but others have stepped up to fill those positions” — White River Valley’s Alex Montano

Records: White River Valley 1-1-1; Woodstock 0-3

Sharon 5
Grace Christian 4 (2 OT)

Key players: Sharon Academy — Collin Keep, Tyler Jones, Finn Proulx, Sully Staff, Gabe Malloy

Highlights: Jones had two goals and the game-winning assist for the Phoenix. Proulx also had two goals (with his second being the winner in double OT). Malloy had a left-footed goal from outside the box. Keeper had several important saves throughout the game.

Coach’s quote: “We did a good job possessing the ball and controlling the midfield and how quickly we wanted the game to be played. Sully Staff and Gabe Malloy did well in the midfield. The game taught us a lot, and we know what we have to improve on moving forward.” — Sharon’s Grayson Levy

Records: Sharon 1-0-1; Grace Christian 0-3-1

Field Hockey

Hartford 9, Brattleboro 0

Key players: Hartford — Madi Barwood, Charlotte Jasmin, Hailey Vanesse, Olivia Seaver

Highlights: Barwood led the way for Hartford with four goals and an assist, while Jasmin tacked on three goals and three assists. Seaver and Vanesse each added a goal. Goalkeeper Paige Vielleux did not need to make a save.

Records: Hartford 2-0; Brattleboro 1-2

Lebanon 1, Pelham 1

Key players: Lebanon — Harper Rancourt, goal; Abigail Gallagher, assist

Highlights: Lebanon scored on its first corner and held the lead for most of the game.

Coach’s quote: “Today was a great team game. Everyone contributed and everyone worked hard.” — Lebanon’s Amanda Valliere

Records: Lebanon 1-1-1; Pelham 1-0-1

Woodstock 1
Brattleboro 0 (OT)

Key players: Woodstock — Betta Cirovic, Paige Stone; Aleks Cirovic, Joey Palazzo; Brattleboro — Ericka Fletcher

Highlights: Woodstock traveled to Brattleboro for its first game of the season. The ball moved through the midfield and stayed in the Woodstock offensive half of the field through most of the game but couldn’t find the back of the net. Brattleboro played a strong defensive game. Woodstock had eight penalty corners and kept Brattleboro without any corners throughout the game. Woodstock goalie Stone had one save for the game; Brattleboro goalie Fletcher had eight saves in regulation. The game was 0-0 at the end of regulation, moving into a seven-on-seven overtime. In her first varsity game as a freshman, Betta Cirovic broke the score with 1:11 left in overtime.

Coach’s quote: “We saw strong play from our defense to keep the ball out of the circle and moving up to the offense. Aleks Cirovic played great in the middle of the field. Joey Palazzo also started her first freshman game with strong midfield play.” — Woodstock’s Leanne Tapley

Records: Woodstock 1-0; Brattleboro 1-1

Bellows Falls 7, Windsor 1

Key players: Windsor — Mackenzie Kleefisch, Tatum Flanagan

Highlights: Windsor goal scored by Kleefisch. Flanagan had 10 saves.

Records: Bellows Falls 1-0; Windsor 1-1