Norwich — The Ottauquechee Section of the Green Mountain Club is inviting anyone interested in getting the Appalachian Trail ready for the summer hiking season to join in a trail maintenance day on Saturday.

Members of the club and other volunteers will be removing debris, cutting brush and small fallen trees, clearing ditches, painting blazes and other chores on AT segments in Woodstock, Pomfret, Hartford and Norwich. Workers will walk two to five miles as part of their work.

No experiences is required, although volunteers are asked to bring lunch, water and work gloves. Sturdy shoes and clothes, particularly long-sleeved shirts, are also recommended. Those with rakes, hoes, shovels, loppers or pruning saws are also asked to bring them.

For details, contact Bob Hagen at 802-785-4311.

Celebrate Sean Day

Bradford, Vt. — Oxbow High School will celebrate its second Celebrate Sean, Earth and Nature Day on Saturday in honor of late Oxbow student Sean Tillotson.

The event runs from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Wrights Mountain in Bradford. Organizers will host guided hikes leading to a picnic lunch at the Chase Hollow trailhead starting at noon.

The cost of the event is $20 for adults and teens, $10 for children ages 6-12 and free for children ages 5 and younger. Proceeds benefit the Sean Tillotson Memorial Scholarship Fund at OHS. Look for the event’s Facebook page for more information.

At the NetTable Tennis Coaching

Norwich — The Upper Valley Table Tennis Club is offering one-on-one coaching over the next few Wednesday evenings.

Sessions will be held in the Marion Cross School gymnasium in Norwich from 7:15-7:45 p.m. at a cost of $10 per lesson, a fee that includes both the coaching and the town activity fee. Afterward, participants are welcome to stay and play with club members until 9 p.m.

The UVTTC welcomes men and women ages 14 and older to participate. Bring a paddle or borrow one at the session. Reservations are welcome by emailing traceykawecki@gmail.com.

With a StickLions Club Clinic

Hanover — The Hanover Lions Club will hold a free youth boys lacrosse clinic in conjunction with its annual Byrne Cup Twin State All-Star Lacrosse Games on June 25 at Hanover High School.

While the top graduating seniors from Vermont and New Hampshire compete at Merriman-Branch Field, members of the Dartmouth College men’s lacrosse team will stage the clinic on Hanover High’s upper grass field from 1-2:30 p.m. The clinic is open to boys in grades 3-8, and each player should bring equipment including sticks, helmets, arm and shoulder pads, a mouth guard and gloves. Participants are welcome to stay afterward and attend the all-star games as guests of the Lions Club.

Clinic reservations are requested for planning purposes. Contact Star Johnson at star@starjohnsonrealtor.com or 603-381-8603 to reserve a clinic slot.

On the PitchU13 Breakers Sweep

Meriden — The Lightning Soccer Club U13 Breakers girls swept wins from the N.H. Timberwolves and Oyster River over the weekend.

LSC blanked the T-wolves at home on Saturday, 4-0, behind two Pepper Joseph goals along with strikes from Charlotte Johnson and Arwen Clayton. Sage Eanet set up Clayton’s clincher. Sally Rainey and Emma Berard combined on the shutout in goal.

In Madbury, N.H., the Breakers completed their sweep with a 2-1 win over Oyster River. Jenna Veysey converted passes from Johnson and Joseph for LSC’s first goal, then set up Joseph for the winner.

U11 Shooters Rebound

Meriden — The LSC U11 Shooters bounced back from a Saturday loss with a 12-2 domination of Seacoast United Benfica on Sunday.

Ian Smith and Cam Forbush had hat tricks for the Shooters, who also picked up a two-goal game from Nolan McMahon. Becket McCurdy, Alec Smail and Zane Schiffman also scored. McMahon, Smail, Tinashe Muhlauri and Liam Rorke played well out in midfield.

The Shooters opened the weekend in Rowley, Mass., with a 3-0 loss to GPS North Shore.

U12 Chargers Tie

Meriden — Hugh Clark curled in the tying goal in the second half to give the LSC U12 Chargers a 1-1 draw with the top-ranked club team in Vermont, Synergy Football GPS, over the weekend.

Clark converted a free kick after teammate Ryan Oliveira drew a foul from the Synergy goalkeeper while attacking the net. The Chargers’ defense held from there to earn the team’s share of the points.

U18 Storm Splits

Meriden — The LSC U18 Storm played a pair of 2-1 matches over the weekend, losing to Lightning Green at Kimball Union Academy on Saturday before topping Synergy at UVM’s Virtue Field on Sunday.

Bennett Newlove scored the Storm’s lone goal in Saturday’s loss. Goalie Tanner Durkee came up strong in Sunday’s date, getting the win as Mason Thompson and Asa Berolzheimer scored goals.

U9 Cyclones Stopped

Meriden — The LSC U9 Cyclones lost a wild 7-6 decision to Merrimack SC over the weekend.

Two goals from Patrick Fitzpatrick and one from Noi Larsson helped the Cyclones rally from a 3-0 deficit for a 4-4 halftime tie. Roan Palm notched two highlight-reel strikes in the second half, but Merrimack’s counterattacking won the day. The Cyclones visit Hollis Brookline this weekend.

U13 Storm Rolls

Meriden — Henry Aspinwall scored twice and set up another goal as the LSC U13 storm rolled to a 4-1 win ver Seacoast United Benfica to improve to 5-1-1 on the season.

David Stoffel and Tyler St. Martin also hit the twine for the Storm, which enjoyed superior possession time and ball movement in the win. Max Ritter and Ian O’Brien shared the win in goal; O’Brien’s minutes were his first in the net this spring.

U9 Kicks Split

Meriden — The LSC U9 Kicks answered a lopsided loss to NEFC on Saturday with a solid 7-5 defeat of GPS Mass. Boston on Sunday for a split of its regular-season finales.

NEFC controlled the Kicks through Sunday’s match in a 15-1 victory. Sean Smith managed LSC’s only goal.

The Kicks rebounded well on Sunday, with Smith, Charlie Forbush and Quinn Mitchell striking early as LSC built a 4-0 lead. Thatcher Bacon converted a penalty kick and Forbush added his second goal to secure the win as the Kicks improved to 3-4-1.

On the Tee Post 22 Tournament

Lebanon — The American Legion Post 22 baseball program will host a fundraising golf tournament for its Bill Broughton Memorial Scholarship Fund on Saturday at Carter Country Club.

The best-ball scramble event will cover up to 16 teams of five players. The cost to participate is $125 per person, with an 11 a.m. check-in and noon start. The tourney benefits the scholarship fund named in memory of Broughton, the founder of Post 22’s senior and junior baseball programs.

Entry forms are available at www.post22legionbaseball.com or by contacting Pete St. Pierre at 603-448-3429.

Post 84 Tourney

Hanover — American Legion Post 84, the new sponsor of the town’s Legion baseball program, will hold a fundraising golf tournament at Hanover Country Club on June 5.

Participants are welcome to form their own five-player teams, or individuals can have organizers assign them to a squad. The cost to play is $100 and features the 18-hole tourney along with other prizes and auction items.

Proceeds will go toward operation of Post 84’s senior and junior squads this summer. Contact John O’Hara at post84baseball@gmail.com for more information.

— Quechee Club director of tennis Chuck Kinyon will host an exhibition and clinic for the growing sport of pickleball on June 18 on the club’s outdoor tennis courts.

On the Run Zackathlon Offers Options

South Pomfret — Zack’s Place is calling all runners, riders and those looking for a little exercise to join in the Zackathlon at Suicide Six Ski Area on Sunday.

The event will offer multiple options for all ages and abilities. The day begins at 9 a.m. with a 45-mile bike ride through Pomfret, Barnard, Bethel, Sharon, Hartford and Woodstock, along with a biathlon consisting of a 4.5-mile run around, up and over the Suicide Six summit and a 17-mile bike ride.

Those choosing only the 4.5-mile run or 17-mile ride will go at 10 a.m., and a one-mile run up Su Six’s Easy Mile kicks off at 11 a.m.

Everything returns to the ski area, where Zack’s Place personnel will provide a lunch featuring food from local sources.

The costs to participate are $15 for the one-mile run or $45 for the run or either bike ride. The biathlon costs $45 for individuals and $65 for teams.

All registration begins at 8 a.m., and all proceeds benefit Zack’s Place. Online registration is available at www.zacksplacevt.org.