South Royalton
Whitchester took a three-run lead into the fourth inning, but the Royals chipped away before tying the game at 7-7 in the sixth inning.
Moore had one strikeout, four walks and six hits in seven innings of work. South Royalton’s Summer Spaudling added two hits and two RBIs, Mara Southworth added three hits and two runs and Bailey Wing had two hits, two runs and one RBI.
The Royals (4-3) will travel to Williamstown on Tuesday.
Windsor
Windsor (0-5) will play Leland & Gray on Monday.
Carah Rugg allowed nine earned runs, eight walks, three strikeouts and eight hits in the loss for Windsor. Emily Williams scored the Yellowjackets’ only run.
Hartford’s Brooke Hurd pitched four innings and earned four hits, three walks and two strikeouts. Amber Wilson had two hits, two runs and a double and Rachel Loseby added two hits and two runs.
Williamstown, Vt.
Corrina Oakley had two hits, a home run and two RBIs. Kayleigh Trojanowski added four singles, Alex Geising had three hits and Bailee Wheeler added two hits and three RBIs.
Oxbow (4-0) will travel to Harwood on Tuesday.
Moretown, Vt.
Emily Emerson and Taylor Hollis each added three hits and three runs to the effort offensively. Harwood’s Becca Russell earned eight strikeouts in a complete game. Thetford scored nine runs in the first two innings to set the pace early.
The Panthers (3-0) will play Rivendell on Saturday.
Goffstown, n.h.
Sydney Broughton, Abbey Brann, Morganne Young and Kristen Anderson each had one hit. Lauren Goodell pitched a complete game. Lebanon will host Con-Val on Monday.
Gilford, n.h.
Stephanie Carl pitched seven innings, allowing seven hits, two earned runs and six strikeouts. Emma Carroll scored Newport’s only run. Carl finished with three hits.
Newport (2-1) will travel to Sunapee on Monday.
Manchester, Vt.
Burr & Burton took the lead in the bottom of the sixth inning on what Woodstock head coach Jane Hoisington called “a few key, timely errors.” Gabbi Rozumek and Loretta Blakeney scored the Wasps’ two runs. Rozumek, Hannah Reali, Heather Blanchard and Kennedy Moore each had two hits.
Woodstock (2-2) will play Saturday at Twin Valley.
Williamstown, Vt.
Nick Grant added a home run, a single and two RBIs to the shutout victory. Eddie White started the game on the mound, earning nine strikeouts, two walks and four hits through five innings of work. Jake Stimson threw for one walk, two strikeouts and no hits in two innings of relief.
Oxbow (3-1) will travel to Randolph on Saturday.
Hanover
Moises Celeya had two hits and two walks for Hanover. Nick Rassias, Marc Hampers and Braxton McNulty each had one RBI. Avery Monahan pitched 4 inning, earning two strikeouts, four hits, four runs and two walks. Kegan Silovich took the loss in relief.
Hanover (2-3) will play Oyster River on Saturday.
South Royalton
Josh Scoskie pitched four innings, with seven strikeouts, eight walks and three hits. Justin Brock earned the win in relief for South Royalton. Matt Townsend allowed 12 hits in a complete game for Whitchester.
Stephen Page had two hits and an RBI for the Royals; Dominick Small added two hits and three RBIs. Small’s two-run single in the sixth inning made it 9-6.
South Royalton (6-0) will play Chelsea at home on Saturday.
Goffstown, n.h.
Joah Moses pitched one inning and added two strikeouts in relief. Caleb Broughton had two hits, three RBIs and a home run to left field. Matt Sullivan added an RBI. Perkins helped himself with a hit and a run scored.
Lebanon (1-6) will host Con-Val on Monday.
Moretown, Vt.
Senior Jack Sweet had a hit and scored his team’s lone run in the top of the sixth inning. Harwood responded with two runs in the bottom of the sixth to retake the lead.
“Alden exceeded my expectations today,” Thetford head coach Phil Chaput said. “(Harwood) is always a quality opponent.”
Thetford (0-4) will be looking for its first win against Rivendell on Saturday.
Manchester, Vt.
Nick Kapuscinski pitched 4, giving up 10 hits, eight runs and earning one strikeout. Gould scored on a Kapuscinski ground ball error in the first inning.
Windsor (2-3) will play Springfield on the road on Monday.
Gilford, n.h.
“He did an outstanding job,” Newport head coach Jon Hamel said. “He was great.”
C.J. Lawrence and Tyler Maheu each scored for Newport. Campbell, a senior, added two hits. But the Tigers left eight runners on base, something Hamel said was the “deciding factor.” Newport (0-3) will travel to Sunapee on Monday.
Middlebury, Vt.
Jonas Kantola added an assist and Coleman McKaig made nine saves in the loss. Middlebury scored its game-winning goal with two minutes remaining in the fourth quarter.
Hartford
Michaela Ricker and Morgan Pero scored both of Hartford’s goals. Victoria Stevenson and Jaden Sanborn split time in goal and made a combined eight saves. Hartford will play Brattleboro today in a make-up game.
Manchester, Vt.
The Wasps fell to 2-2. Woodstock will take on Brattleboro today.
Peterborough, n.h.
Terran Campbell, Jacob Peress, Noah Didehbani, Owen Johnstone, Ben Ask and Noah Ryder won each of their singles matches, and doubles partners Campbell and Peress and Nick Haidari and Eric Spaulding won their doubles matches. Lebanon (5-0) will travel to Windham on Monday.
Woodstock
Momo Biele at No. 2 singles, Morgan Hartman at No. 3 singles, Katey MacMaster and Chloe Noble at No. 1 doubles and Emma King and Elise Geschardt at No. 2 doubles all added victories for Woodstock. The Wasps (4-0) will travel to Mt. Anthony today.