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By ALEX CERVANTES

LACONIA, N.H. — The Mascoma High football team felt slighted.Ahead of the second-seeded Royals’ NHIAA Division IV state championship clash with top-seeded Raymond, a couple D-IV coaches were asked to forecast the results of Saturday’s title game. Both...

By ALEX CERVANTES

It wasn’t long after Ben Britton had joined the Lebanon High School golf team four years ago before he had earned himself a nickname: The Franchise.A self-described “pretty small” freshman with a quality short game, Britton’s talent was evident early....

By ALEX CERVANTES

It was a banner fall season for the bass fishing programs at Mascoma Valley Regional High School and Lebanon High School. Mascoma, led by its senior tandem of Tanner Moulton and Peyton Sargent, successfully defended its crown at Lake Winnisquam in...

By ALEX CERVANTES

HANOVER — The ball, quite literally, fell into Jamal Cooper’s lap.Cooper, a junior free safety for the Dartmouth football team, was the beneficiary of Ahmir Braxton’s handiwork, the senior defensive back disrupting Brown wide receiver Mark Mahoney’s...

By ALEX CERVANTES

HANOVER — Basketball is a sport defined by its spurtability. Coaches often declare that the game is decided by runs, each team propelled by short or extended bursts of scoring while the other squad falls cold. The Dartmouth women’s basketball team...

By ALEX CERVANTES

For the first time since President Dwight D. Eisenhower occupied the Oval Office, the Dartmouth College men’s ice hockey team has started a season 4-0-0.After picking up wins over Harvard and Stonehill to open the season, the Big Green knocked off No....

By ALEX CERVANTES

BEDFORD, N.H. — Stuart Kinsman remembers leaving the interview thinking he had hit a home run.Months ago, following the departure of Ryan Limero, Mascoma was searching for its new boys soccer coach. The hiring committee — composed of athletic director...

FootballMascoma 44, Hillsboro-Deering 6Highlights: Quarterback Brody Goulette ran for two scores and threw for a third as the second-seeded Mascoma Royals dominated No. 3 seed Hillsboro-Deering in a NHIAA Division IV semifinal game on Saturday in West...

By ALEX CERVANTES

BEDFORD, N.H. — The Stevens High girls soccer team had not conceded a goal since Oct. 1 entering the NHIAA Division III state championship on Saturday. The fifth-seeded Cardinals’ stout back line, one that had engineered a nine-match shutout streak...

By BEN HOOKE

ST. JOHNSBURY, Vt. — Woodstock football coach Ramsey Worrell had just one word to describe his team’s 2024 football campaign: “Domination.” Based on the on-field results from start to finish, it’s hard to dispute.The Woodstock Wasps capped a perfect...

By ALEX CERVANTES

MANCHESTER — Henry Cotter’s left glove was off before the referee’s arm had even extended fully upward, the ensuing red card confirming what Cotter already knew: His night was over.In the 54th minute of Hanover’s 1-0 semifinal loss to top-seeded...

By ALEX CERVANTES

EXETER, N.H. — It took 11 seconds and a couple passes for the Campbell High boys soccer team to clinch the goal that would end Lebanon’s season on Tuesday night at Bill Ball Stadium.When the Cougars’ Zach Dean knocked a lofted pass down in his own...

By ALEX CERVANTES

BEDFORD, N.H. — Ahead of the Stevens High girls soccer team’s 2-0 victory over top-seeded and previously unbeaten Gilford in an NHIAA Division III semifinal on Monday, Cardinals coach Tim St. Pierre delivered a simple speech.“The message before the...

Editor’s note: To have your team’s results included in the Local Roundup, visit https://www.vnews.com/submit-a-score. Football Woodstock 48, Springfield 8 Key players: Woodstock — Aksel Oates, Vince Petrone, Caeden Perreault, Carter Warren.Highlights:...

By DALTON BARTLETT

WEST CANAAN — Based on the final score, it would be natural to think second-ranked Mascoma’s 4-1 win over seventh-seeded Stevens in a NHIAA Division III boys soccer quarterfinal on Saturday was one-sided affair. But as is often the case, the score...

By BEN HOOKE

RUTLAND — For all the success Windsor High School has had across a myriad number of sports, one had eluded them all these years.Often an afterthought to the school’s dynastic field hockey and football teams, boys and girls soccer languished in the...

By ALEX CERVANTES

BURLINGTON — The Windsor High field hockey team had been playing for this game, a state championship rematch with Montpelier, since the beginning of the season.The Solons, the defending two-time state champs, had ousted the Yellowjackets from the...

By ALEX CERVANTES

BURLINGTON — All Hartford High’s Charlotte Jasmin needed was a head nod from Madison Barwood. No words needed to be spoken between the teammates. The quick gesture and some simple eye contact sufficed.Just a shade under five minutes into the third...

By JEREMY MARGOLIS

Lawyers on Thursday asked a federal court to rule New Hampshire’s controversial transgender sports law unconstitutional for all students — not just their two clients — setting up a potentially precedent-setting court decision.The new request — made...

By ALEX CERVANTES

The sun had set on a Saturday in early October and Windsor senior Audrey Rupp’s body was aching.Rupp had begun her day donning shoulder pads and a helmet, trotting out onto the Yellowjackets’ football field for an early afternoon clash with Poultney....

By ALEX CERVANTES

WINDSOR — It’s time to bring Kemari Wildgoose her Pizza Chef.It’s said to the victor go the spoils. In the case of Wildgoose, a junior midfielder for the Windsor High girls soccer team, her postgame reward for scoring a header involves the finest the...