NEWBURY, N.H. — The Hanover Alpine ski team swept the slalom and giant slalom team scores for both girls and boys at a five-team meet at Mount Sunapee on Friday.

For the girls, the Bears were led by Reilly Loughman (first in the giant slalom and third in the slalom), Maggie Higgins (first in the slalom and second in the GS), Ali Daigle (second slalom), Sadie Higgins (third GS, fourth SL) and Mia Madden (fifth GS).

Top scorers for the Hanover boys were Owen Smith (first in the giant slalom and third in the slalom), Nick Reiss (second in both races), Gavin Munson (third GS), Ethan Munson (fourth slalom), Andrew McGuire (fifth GS) and Adam Goodney (seventh slalom).

“It was a perfect day,” said Hanover coach Gabi Formankova

Results: Girls slalom — Hanover 394, Derryfield 375, Bow 359, Pembroke 342, Windham 340. Boys slalom — Hanover 388, Bow 368, Derryfield 368, Windham 355, Pembroke 85. Girls GS — Hanover 393, Derryfield 375, Bow 354, Pembroke 340, Windham 335. Boys GS — Hanover 393, Derryfield 369, Bow 364, Windham 352, Pembroke 251;

Lebanon fifth at Waterville Valley

WATERVILLE VALLEY, N.H. — Roy Shapard’s ninth-place finish in the giant slalom and Noah Lamontagne’s ninth-place in the slalom were the best performances for the Raiders at a six-team meet. Lebanon’s other top finishers were Marin Pearson (11th in the slalom) and Olivia Cook (12th in the GS).

Lebanon finished fifth for overall team scores for boys and girls. The Raiders were fourth in the boys GS and fifth in the other events.

Results: Boys — Plymouth 761, Hopkinton 751, Gilford 733, Newfound 667, Lebanon 605, John Stark 183. Girls — Hopkinton 754, Plymouth 753, Gilford 717, Newfound 710, Lebanon 680, John Stark 324.

Girls basketball Hanover 59, Lebanon 15

HANOVER — Nina Sablan had 16 points and Sydney McLaughlin added 13 as the Bears routed the rival Raiders to sweep the teams’ regular-season meetings.

Hanover has been without star point guard Stella Galanes for the entire season after she tore her ACL at a preseason tournament, and the Bears’ 69-game regular-season winning streak against in-state foes was snapped on Jan. 7. But with Friday night’s win, Hanover has now won 44 straight games at home dating to the beginning of the 2018-19 season.

Drew Kantor and Isabelle Hamilton had five points each for Lebanon, which dropped its ninth in a row.

“We have been getting better throughout the season, and we’re starting to get scoring from a balanced attack,” Bears coach Dan O’Rourke said. “We’re also starting to get out in transition. I’m starting to see things gelling.”

Hanover (9-4 overall, 8-2 NHIAA) hosts Oyster River on Tuesday. Lebanon (1-11) hosts undefeated Bow on the same day.

Windsor 53, Brattleboro 21

BRATTLEBORO, Vt. — Sydney Perry and Audrey Rupp scored 14 points each and Sophia Rockwood added nine for the 12-2 Yellowjackets.

Windsor had a four-point lead after one quarter and steadily increased it to 11 at halftime and 25 after three quarters. Perry also had 15 rebounds.

Windsor will return to action Tuesday at home against Springfield.

Concord Christian 67, Mascoma 28

WEST CANAAN — Gabby Pierce scored 13 points but her Royals fell to 3-8 while the Kingswomen improved to 10-1.

Makenna Houston and Leah Larocque each scored six points for Mascoma, which visits Fall Mountain (3-8) on Monday. The Royals won the teams’ first meeting this season, 41-31.

Monadnock 45, Newport 37

SWANZEY, N.H. — The Tigers trailed by just two with 50 seconds left, but late free throws sealed the game for the Huskies.

Taylor Fellows led Newport with 13 points and Maddox Lovely added 12. Tigers coach Ross Dole said Skylar Nelson made some big plays down the stretch.

Newport (2-7) is at Kearsarge on Tuesday.

Green Mountain 54, Rivendell 23

CHESTER, Vt. — The Raptors fall to 1-12 and will be at West Rutland on Tuesday.

Boys basketball Monadnock 50, Newport 49

NEWPORT — The Tigers fought back from deficits all night and got within one with 13 seconds left, but after Monadnock missed a one-and-one, Newport could not convert at the other end before time ran out.

“We had an opportunity at the end but missed the shot,” said Newport coach Rob Clark, whose team lost by one point for the second straight night.

Aaron Fellows had 20 and Owen Beaulieu 11 for Newport, which was without its leading scorer, Kayden LaClair, who was sidelined with an injury.

The Huskies held a five-point lead, 46-41 after three quarters.

“We played great defense in the fourth quarter,” Clark said.

Newport (4-6) hosts Kearsarge on Saturday.

Blue Mountain 64, Oxbow 36

BRADFORD — The Olympians dropped to 1-10 with the loss. They will play the Bucks again, this time on the road, on Monday.

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