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Girls Lacrosse

Hartford 14, Stowe 1

Key players: Hartford — Madi Barwood (4 goals, 2 assists); Audrey Rupp (4 goals, 1 assist); Hailey Vanesse (3 goals, 1 assist); Paige Trembly (1 goal); Nella Bowen, Paisley Danaher (1 goal, 1 assist each); Sadie Mullen (1 assist)

Highlights: Outstanding goalie play by Zoe Zanleoni with seven saves.

Records: Hartford 9-0; Stowe 2-6

Bedford 14, Hanover 8

Highlights: Kat Moseley (3 goals, 1 assist); Cassidy Loughman (3 goals); Nora Bradley (1 goal, 2 assists); Joia Collins (2 assists); Sage Fargher (1 goal).

Records: Bedford 7-4; Hanover 8-4

Hanover 18, Goffstown 2

Key players: Hanover —

Highlights: Joia Collins (5 goals, 4 assists); Casey Wilkinson (4 goals, 3 assists); Cassidy Loughman (3 goals, 3 assists); Sage Fargher (3 goals, 1 assist); Nora Bradley (1 goal, 3 assists); Kat Moseley (1 goal, 1 assist); Eleanor Edson (1 goal)

Records: Hanover 8-3; Goffstown 3-7

Softball

Newfound 5, Mascoma 3

Key players: Mascoma — Abby Waugh, Anna Sullivan, Aaralyn Chiasson, Lyla Payson, Sara McKinney

Highlights: Waugh had seven strikeouts for the night and an RBI to help the Royals get on the board. Sullivan had an impressive game catching, stopping any extra bases with her blocks behind the plate. Sullivan also added offensively with a double to help move her teammates around the bases. Chiasson and Payson dominated play in left and center field, making impressive catches. McKinney also was able to get on base tonight.

Coach’s quote: “We have just started to get our bats going. Tonight was a confidence booster for us; finally able to get some good hits and get on base is a confidence boost for these girls. Losing is tough, but these girls show up and continue to work hard.” — Mascoma’s Danielle Pushee

Records: Newfound 1-8; Mascoma 0-10

Merrimack Valley 5
Lebanon 0

Highlights: Ava Kaercher struck out 11 Merrimack Valley batters and seized her high school career goal of 500 strikeouts during NHIAA play. She’s raising the stakes and shooting for 700 before the conclusion of her high school career.

Records: Merrimack Valley 10-2; Lebanon 4-5

Baseball

Hanover 19, Laconia 2

Key players: Hanover — Wyn Casey (winning pitcher) and Finn Ware (three innings of relief), 5 strikeouts each; Laconia — Riley Galloway (losing pitcher.

Highlights: Jack Lobb, Jojo Drent, Alex Boone and Wyatt Daigle each had two hits for Hanover in the victory.

Coach’s quote: “We’re continuing to focus on executing pitches and plays, with attention to our approach at the plate.” — Hanover’s John Bagnulo

Records: Hanover 7-3; Laconia 1-10

Unified Basketball

Middlebury 45, Oxbow 34

Key players: Oxbow — Noah Hatch and Skylar Robinson

Highlights: Oxbow bows out in the first round of the VPA playoffs despite a 24-point effort from Hatch.

Coach’s quote: “Middlebury was the better team today. It was a great environment. Both teams played with a lot of enthusiasm and great sportsmanship. ” — Oxbow’s Barry Emerson

Records: Middlebury 7-1; Oxbow 5-3-1

Track and Field

Newport boys, girls third
at CVC South qualifier

Newport’s Maddox Lovely won the 100-meter dash and the 100- and 300-meter hurdles as the Tigers finished third out of six teams at the Connecticut Valley Conference South qualifier at Monadnock Regional High School on Tuesday.

For the Newport boys, who also finished third, Aaron Fellows won the 400 meters and was second in both the high jump and triple jump. Also first for Newport were Aiden Couitt (long jump), Isaiah Nash (shot put) and Ayden Hodge (javelin).

Newport’s Callie Dixon won the shot put and Torrence Williams the javelin for the girls.

Stevens senior Bella Bovell won the 400 meters. For the Stevens boys, Owen Chapman was second in the 100 meters and Kieran Heath took second in the 200 meters.

Boys team scores: Monadnock 120, Keene, 115, Newport 79, Fall Mountain 67, Stevens 27, Bellows Falls 25.

Girls team scores: Keene 185, Bellows Falls 110, Newport 57, Fall Mountain 30, Stevens 28, Monadnock 27.