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Boys Tennis

Lebanon 8, Bow 1

Key players: Lebanon — Nolan Arado, Will Katz

Highlights: It was Senior Night, and the seniors held strong with 8-0 wins for both singles and doubles for the Raiders.

Coach’s quote: “So proud of the team. Bow is always a rival!” — Lebanon’s Tammy and Chad Arado

Records: Lebanon 4-0; Bow 3-1

Baseball

Rivendell 5, West Rutland 4

Key players: Rivendell — Parker Piper (complete-game win, seven strikeouts, 108 pitches).

Highlights: Rivendell scored a run in the first inning and two more in the fifth inning before West Rutland tied it, 3-3, in the sixth. The Raptors scored two in the bottom of the sixth. Will Knowles (1-1) singled, stole second, moved to third on a perfect sacrifice by Bryson Morgan and scored on a safety squeeze by Mason Fahey. In the top of the seventh inning, Rivendell turned a 5-4-3 double play and Luke Avery made a nice catch close to the fence with a runner on first and two outs.

Coach’s quote: “What made the difference was our ability to do the little things: get bunts down and make big defensive plays when we needed them. Parker battled through their tough lineup and gave everything a coach could want out of a starter.” — Rivendell’s Eric Reichert

Records: Rivendell 6-1; West Rutland 1-2

Hanover 4, Bow 2

Key players: Hanover — Alex Boone, Jackson McBride, Jake Toulmin, Sam Loescher, Finn Ware, Jack Lobb

Highlights: Bow scored two runs in the first inning on a base hit, a throwing error, a passed ball and a sacrifice fly. Hanover tied it in the home first on a Loescher single, a Lobb double and a two-run McBride single. The score remained tied until the fifth inning, when Hanover scored one on another RBI single from McBride after Jojo Drent was sacrificed over to second by Will Hopkins. Hanover added another run in the sixth when Toulmin singled, advanced on a wild pitch and scored on a Ware single with two outs. Boone improved to 2-1 with a complete game, allowing two runs (none earned) and six hits with six strikeouts, and one walk. In the third inning, Bow threatened with one out with a fly ball to right that Lobb caught and threw out the runner trying to tag up and score to end the threat.

Coach’s quote: “Alex Boone looked great today and pounded the strike zone and kept us in the game. We played good defense overall and got three big hits with runners on base. Finn Ware, Jackson McBride and Allie Muirhead played exceptional defense.” — Hanover’s John Grainger

Records: Hanover 3-3; Bow 5-2

Lebanon 4, Pembroke 2 (8)

Key players: Lebanon — Declan Brandis, Ryan Lundrigan. Cole Ripley, Dominic Calandrella

Highlights: Brandis (complete-game win, 8 IP 5 H, 2 ER, 1 BB, 5 K); Lundrigan (2-for-4, double, two runs); Ripley (3-for-4, double, 2 RBIs). Bradis threw an eight-inning complete game for the win. Ripley hit the game-winning double that scored two in the top of the eighth inning.

Coach’s quote: “Declan was efficient and stayed ahead of hitters all day. Cole Ripley, a freshman, came through big in extra innings with a huge hit.” — Lebanon’s Chauncey Wood

Records: Lebanon 3-3; Pembroke 2-4

Softball

Bow 9, Hanover 3

Key players: Bow — Madison Oppold (4-for-5); Caly Poitras (3-for-4) Hanover — Malia Pratt (2-for-3); Lily Smith (2-for-3, triple); Evie Maitre (1-for-2)

Highlights: Bow took an early lead scoring runs in the first and second innings to go up 2-0. Hanover battled back scoring two in the bottom of the third inning on singles by Pratt and Kit Tullar and a triple by Lily Smith. Hanover scored again in the fourth inning to take a 3-2 lead. The Bow offense continued to challenge Hanover, putting runs on the board in the fifth, sixth and seventh innings to secure the win over the Bears. Jess Lobb pitched a complete game for Hanover, striking out 11.

Coach’s quote: “Despite the tough competition, several players stepped up and delivered impressive performances. Playing in her first game, Malia Pratt had two hits. Joanna Bujarski was outstanding on defense at second base. We continue to battle and improve.” — Hanover’s Megan Sobel

Records: Bow 6-1; Hanover 2-4

Lebanon 6, Pembroke 5

Records: Lebanon 3-3; Pembroke 1-4

Boys Lacrosse

Hanover 6, Keene 4

Key players: Hanover — John Scherer (3 goals, 2 assists); Schuyler Clapp (2 goals); Jake Rotchford (1 goal); Sam Bagatell (1 assist)

Highlights: The Bears had a gritty come-from-behind win in a heavily contested game. Keene jumped out to a 3-1 lead in the first quarter, and Hanover fought back with a buzzer-beater to tie the game 3-3 just before halftime. The Bears’ defense tightened its belt, holding the Blackbirds to one goal in the remainder of the game, while the offense broke the 4-4 tie with two goals inside of six minutes remaining in the game.

Coach’s quote: “This group sure knows how to keep things interesting as they compete! The team played hard, continued to show steady improvement and showed incredible persistence in a highly competitive game. Can’t ask for much more than that. ” — Hanover’s Sean Murphy

Records: Hanover 3-2; Keene 3-5

Girls Lacrosse

Lebanon 12, Plymouth 2

Key players: Lebanon — Tori Palys, Abby Ripley, Biff Maher, Drew Kantor, Maddie Jewell

Highlights: Jewell (6 goals, 2 assists); Lindsey Stark (1 goal, 1 assist); Hadley Rich (1 goal, 1 assist); Ripley (1 goal, 1 assist); Norah Burns, Annie Hanna and Savannah Lindsley (1 goal each)

Coach’s quote: “Our efforts improved throughout the course of the game, and our second half was a solid team effort. We settled down after not having had a game for over a week and started to take care of the ball and make smart decisions” — Lebanon’s Sara Ecker

Records: Lebanon 2-2; Plymouth 2-4