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Softball

Hanover 19
Hollis-Brookline 12

Key players: Hanover — Sophie Wise (3-for-4, 3 RBIs); Kit Tullar (3-for-5); Abby Campfield (3-for-5, 3 RBIs, HR); Jess Lobb (7 IP, 6 SO) Hollis-Brookline — Kailey Disco (3-for-4, triple)

Highlights: Hanover collected 16 hits on the day, including three each from Wise, Tullar and Campfield. Hanover scored runs in five of the six innings and exploded for seven in the first, four in the fourth and five in the sixth. Lobb pitched the complete game for the Bears, striking out six. Campfield homered in the sixth, scoring three.

Coach’s quote: “This was a huge win for our program. Hollis-Brookline is a very good team that reached the semifinals last season. The grit that our team has shown is remarkable. We were playing without two key players, but others stepped up today. ” — Hanover’s Megan Sobel

Records: Hanover 3-5; Hollis-Brookline 5-3

Milford 9, Lebanon 5

Key players: Lebanon — Nitara Murray; Milford — Mia Coombs, Alivia Mazzeo

Highlights: Murray led Lebanon’s offense with two hits driving in three of the Raiders’ five runs. Lebanon fought until the end, putting up two runs but couldn’t clinch the win. Coombs behind the Milford plate shut down Raider attempts to steal, helping Mazzeo focus on the batters for the win.

Records: Milford 2-5; Lebanon3-5

Windsor 10, Leland & Gray 3

Key players: Windsor — Mackenzie Kleefisch, Piper Vivian, Gianna Felice; Leland & Gray — Kristen Lowe

Highlights: Felice really showed her range at shortstop, getting some deep balls and grabbing critical outs, ultimately recording five putouts on the day. Kleefisch and Vivan were forces at the plate with their bats, getting two hits each for Windsor despite the solid work of Leland & Gray pitcher Lowe.

Coach’s quote: “Our team is really starting to believe in themselves and our energy is up, and that is making good things happen both defensively and at the plate.” — Windsor’s Wendy Moody

Records: Windsor 2-4; Leland and Gray 4-3

Girls Tennis

Hanover 8, Nashua North 1

Key players: Hanover — Shayna Rockmore, Sophia Costa

Highlights: Amazing tie-break win from Rockmore at No. 5 singles. Sophia Costa came back at No. 2 singles for a 9-7 win.

Coach’s quote: “This team has continued to step up and play strong from day one of the season. ” — Hanover’s Liz Murray

Records: Hanover 7-0; Nashua North 3-5

Littleton 6, Lebanon 3

Key players: Lebanon — Hailey Schibuola, Laura Hines, Sophie Longacre

Highlights: Schibuola was an 8-5 winner at No. 2 singles, Hines an 8-3 winner at No. 6 singles, and the Hines/Longacre tandem won at No. 3 doubles. Hannah Rich and Mari Utell came oh so close at Nos. 3 and 4 singles respectively, both falling 8-6.

Coach’s quote: “The match up of Division III’s only remaining undefeated teams absolutely lived up to the billing, taking more than four hours to complete. Littleton features its entire top six from last year’s title team, and our girls proved they can play with anyone.” — Lebanon’s Rob Johnstone

Records: Littleton 9-0; Lebanon 8-1

Baseball

Lebanon 7, Milford 3

Key players: Lebanon — Nick Brill (2-for-3, 1 R, 1 RBI, 2 SB); Ryan Lundrigan (1-for-1, double, RBI, BB); Cole Ripley (1-for-3, 2 RBIs); Declan Brandis (winning pitcher, 7 IP, 7 H, 7 K, 3 ER) Milford — Bryce Larco (1-for-3, 2 RBIs); Harri Jones (1-3, RBI)

Highlights: Lebanon scored four runs in the first inning and never looked back.

Coach’s quote: “We put a full game together with great pitching by Declan (and) timely hitting, and the defense was solid.” — Lebanon’s Chauncey Wood

Records: Lebanon 4-4; Milford 2-5

Blue Mountain 10, Thetford 3

Key players: Thetford — Liam Brooks, Xander Oshoniyi

Highlights: Thetford limited Blue Mountain to three hits but surrendered 10 walks and committed five errors. The Panthers had six hits.

Coach’s quote: “This was a tough one. BMU is a good team, and if you make miscues, they make you pay. We had some chances to get back in the game but couldn’t capitalize. I have every confidence in our team; we will learn from this and get better. ” — Thetford’s Philip Chaput

Records: BMU 6-1; Thetford 5-1

Oxbow 23, Paine Mountain 1

Key players: Oxbow — Reece Ilsley , Keyes DeGoosh

Highlights: Outstanding pitching from Ilsley and a two-hit, four-RBI day from DeGoosh powered the Olympians’ first victory of the year.

Coach’s quote: “Good to get on the winning side.” — Oxbow’s Shawn French

Records: Oxbow 1-5; Paine Mountain 0-6

Rivendell 9, West Rutland 6

Key players: Rivendell — Will Knowles, Parker Piper, Luke Avery, Mason Fahey, Christian Ditcheos

Highlights: Rivendell pitchers Knowles (five innings, four runs, three earned, three sstrikeouts) and Piper (three innings, two runs, one earned, two strikeouts) had a strong game. Raptors hitters Piper (2-for-5, RBI single in eighth), Avery (2-for-5), Fahey (2-for-5, RBI) and Ditcheos (1-for-2, 2 RBIs) led the way on offense. Rivendell scored three in top of the eighth on an RBI single by Piper along with RBI walks to Ditcheos and Robert McNelly. Piper snagged a one-out, first-and-third line drive and doubled off the man at first.

Coach’s quote: “This team displayed tenacity and focus all day long. Whether it was an injury or a mistake or game momentum rising or falling, they focused their will on the next pitch.” — Rivendell’s Eric Reichert

Records: Rivendell 7-1; West Rutland 2-4

Girls Lacrosse

Windham 11, Hanover 7

Key players: Hanover — Maeve Lee, Cassidy Loughman, Maeve Bradley, Nora Bradley

Highlights: Lee (three goals); Nora Bradley (one goal, one assist); Loughman, Maeve Bradley, Joia Collins (one goal each).

Records: Windham 8-2; Hanover 5-3