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Girls Basketball

Lebanon 50, Pelham 43 (OT)

Key players: Lebanon — Summer Crowell (20 points); Cathryn Bachelder (8 points, 15 rebounds); Pelham — Grace Riley (20 points)

Highlights: After going down by nine points in the first quarter, Lebanon clawed back and outscored Pelham 14-5 in the fourth to force overtime, where the Raiders were able to close it out.

Coach’s quote: “I’m proud of how the girls recovered after a tough first half. They came out in the third quarter with a new mindset and ramped up their defensive pressure, which made things start to click on the offensive end.” — Lebanon’s Jeff Sowa

Records: Lebanon 4-5; Pelham 6-4

Lamoille 49, Oxbow 44

Key players: Lamoille — Braylee Phelps, Maggi Ellsworth; Oxbow — Evie Pirie, Alyssa Small

Highlights: In a back-and-forth game, Lamoille got the upper hand with under three minutes to go. The Lancers — ranked third in VPA Division II — held the ball made their free throws and closed out the game, knocking the Olympians from the unbeaten ranks as well as first place in D-III.

Coach’s quote: “This was a tough loss, but we will learn from it. The girls went out there and left it all out on the court. They did everything right down the stretch, but Lamoille made their free throws and didn’t commit errors. I am proud of my girls’ effort.” — Oxbow’s Barry Emerson

Records: Lamoille 9-2; Oxbow 11-1

Boys Basketball

Hanover 47, John Stark 32

Key players: Hanover — Roy Lucas, Colin McLaughlin; John Stark — Aiden Harris, Cedar Beaupre

Highlights: Lucas scored 15 points and McLaughlin added 11 for the visiting Bears. Hanover took a six-point lead into halftime. Hanover locked down defensively to see it out.

Records: Hanover 8-2; John Stark 2-8

Woodstock 73, Mill River 23

Key players: Woodstock — Elvis Lavallee (19 points); Caleb Sammel (11 points); Mill River — Sasha Auer (9 points)

Coach’s quote: “Our defense keyed our offense in the first quarter as we raced out to a 26-2 lead. If we play team defense like that the rest of the year, we could make some noise in the playoffs.” — Woodstock’s Scott Brooks

Records: Woodstock 9-4; Mill River 2-11

Springfield 61, Rivendell 42

Key players: Springfield — Jameer Cosby (16 points); Rivendell — Nolan Bourn (14 points, 4 assists); Wyatt Parker (10 rebounds, 7 points); Evan Woodward (12 points)

Highlights: Springfield defeated Rivendell on Tuesday in a spirited contest. Both teams struggled to score early, and Springfield held a 20-15 halftime lead. Rivendell trailed by 10 with five minutes to go before a barrage of 3-pointers by the Cosmos led to the final margin.

Records: Springfield 4-7; Rivendell 1-11

Swimming

Upper Valley athletes qualify for states at UVAC meet

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — The Hanover High swim team added two more state meet qualifiers at Tuesday’s meet at the Upper Valley Aquatic Center.

Hanover coach Trent Staats said Ellia Molina (50-yard freestyle) and Gael Popescu (100-year breaststroke) both qualified for the NHIAA Division II state championship next month at UNH.

Stevens sophomore Emilee Hall also had a qualifying time in the 50 free, finishing fourth. Teammate Sara Gaspard had already qualified.

“We’ve dedicated more time to working on technical aspects like starts and turns, and it proved a big help,” Staats said about the two new qualifiers.

Hanover senior Elizabeth Staats continues to have a strong year, winning the 100-yard backstroke and the 200-yard individual medley. She was also on the winning 200-yard medley relay with Sofia Ye, Iris Freeman and Claire Uiterwyk. Freeman won the 200-yard free, with Hailey Belardo of Lebanon second. They were also 1-2 in the 500-yard freestyle. Belardo has also qualified for the state meet.

Uiterwyk won the 50-free with Ye second and Stevens’ Gaspard and Hall in third and fourth. Ye won the 100-yard breaststroke, Andre Prince of Mascoma the 100-yard free, Alex Chen of Hanover the 50 free (with Prince second) and Ruby Lintner of Hanover the 100 free. The Stevens 200 free relay team of Gaspard, Hall, Aubree Herzog and Raegyn Brothers finished first.