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Softball

Hanover 11, Lebanon 9

Key players: Hanover — Emma Campfield (3-4, 3 runs, triple), Kit Tullar (3-3, 2 runs), Sophie Wise (2-4); Lebanon — Catie Bachelder (2-3); Ava Kaercher (5.2 IP, 14 SO, 0 walks)

Highlights: Hanover scored in five of the seven innings on 10 hits. The Bears battled back from a 7-4 deficit going into sixth, when they exploded for six runs. All six runs came with two outs, including a triple by Emma Campfield that scored two. Lebanon scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh, but the Bears were able to hold on for the win. Jess Lobb pitched the complete game for Hanover with 10 strikeouts on the day.

Coach’s quote: “Today’s win speaks volumes about our team’s grit and determination. Coming back from a three-run deficit to secure an 11-9 victory shows our resilience. Despite facing a tough pitcher, we stayed focused and pulled through. I’m proud of our progress. ” — Hanover’s Megan Sobel

Records: Hanover 2-3; Lebanon 2-3

White River Valley 19, Woodstock 4

Key players: White River Valley — Tanner Drury, Isabella Ashley, Morgan Caron; Woodstock — Charlie Crowley, May Alexander

Highlights: The Wildcats scored six runs in the second inning with four hits and 10 runs in third inning with two hits, one being Drury’s two-run home run.

Records: White River Valley 2-2; Woodstock 0-3

Oxbow 14, Spaulding 1

Key players: Oxbow — Noemi Rosa, Braylee Phelps

Highlights: Rosa was the winning pitcher for the Olympians, pitching four innings. Anastase Bourgeois threw in relief to close the game. Oxbow collected 14 hits on the day. Phelps had three hits with a triple and two singles.

Coach’s quote: “The girls hit the ball today; it just seemed like we hit right to them. Rosa’s first outing in the circle this year, and she pitched well. Very proud of the hard work from these girls.” — Oxbow’s Chuck Simmons

Records: Oxbow 3-0; Spaulding 0-1

Baseball

White River Valley 9, Woodstock 8

Key players: White River Valley — Brayden Russ, Jacob Benoit, Zander Clark, Isaac Wimett, Carter Colson

Highlights: Benoit (1-for-4, 3 RBIs) came to the plate in the bottom of the seventh with White River Valley down by two and hit a two-RBI triple that was overthrown at third and scored the winning run as the Wildcats got the walk-off win for the second time in a week. Russ (1-for-4, HR, two runs) led WRV off in the bottom of the first hitting a home run in his first at-bat. Donovan Craven was 1-for-3, Ty Couture was 1-for-3 with a triple, and Wimett scored two runs on the day and played well in the outfield. Jayden Armstrong scored a run for White River Valley, and Finn Bailey and Clark also scored for the Cats. On the mound, WRV sent four different pitchers on the day. Clark threw 2⅔ innings, striking out three; Craven threw two innings, giving up one run, striking out two and giving up one hit. Colson got the win (his first varsity win), throwing the final 1⅓ innings.

Coach’s quote: “The guys fought hard all day to get the win.” — White River Valley’s Devin Cilley

Records: White River Valley 4-1; Woodstock 3-1

Woodstock 10, Springfield 8

Key players: Woodstock — Vince Petrone, Ray Petrone, Riley O’Neal

Highlights: Vince Petrone (2-3, RBI, three runs) and O’Neal (2-3 , 2 RBIs) led the Wasps’ offense. Aksel Oates entered the game in the seventh to close it out and earn the save for Woodstock.

Coach’s quote: “We did a lot of things well at the right times defensively. Timely hits on offense generated runs and the defense made plays when they had to.” — Woodstock’s Jason Tarleton

Records: Woodstock 3-0; Springfield 0-4

Girls Lacrosse

Hartford 12
Green Mountain Valley 4

Key players: Hartford — Maddie Barwood, Audrey Rupp, Nella Bowen, Dakin Kovatch

Highlights: Rupp (4 goals, 3 assists); Bowen, (5 goals); Barwood (3 goals, 1 assist); Braelyn Park (2 assists). Outstanding defensive play by Izzy Sirois and Hailey Vanesse.

Coach’s quote: “Great game against a very strong, athletic GMVS team. I was very proud of the overall team play.” — Hartford’s Heather Hartford

Records: Hartford 4-0; GMVS 1-1

Boys Lacrosse

Hanover 8, Kennett 2

Key players: Hanover — Sam Bagatelle (3 goals, 1 assist); Schuyler Clapp (3 goals)

Coach’s quote: “Today was a fantastic step for our team and our best lacrosse (so far) this season. Our continued development is exciting, and we’re looking forward to continuing to move the needle on improvement.” — Hanover’s Sean Murphy

Records: Hanover 2-2; Kennett 0-5

Track and Field

WRV girls, Thetford boys
have strong showing
at Windsor Invitational

Key players: White River Valley — Anita Miller, Imari Taylor, Amara Calhum-Flowers; Thetford — Evan Rich, Ulysses Junker, Ben Mattern; Hartford — Ayodele Lowe, Jordan Davis, Bennet Moreno

Boys team scores: Thetford 136, Hartford 97, Brattleboro 72, BBA 71, BF 34, Springfield 31, Woodstock 27, Green Mountain 26, WRV 21, Sharon 16, Richford 10, Leland & Gray 8, Windsor 7

Girls team scores: BBA 142, WRV 101, BF 77, Thetford 71, Rivendell 47, Woodstock 44, Green Mountain 22, Windsor 14, Long Trail 11, Sharon 11, Brattleboro 8, Springfield 7

Coach’s quote: “This was a productive meet! Athletes are improving their marks, and we coaches are homing in on what event line-ups will work best come championship season.” — Thetford’s Emily Silver