Omaha, Neb. — Hartland’s Hannah Cox is expected to start her bid for a trip to the Rio Olympics today at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials at the CenturyLink Center.

The recent Kimball Union Academy graduate and University of Arizona commit is in the field for the women’s 400-meter freestyle and has three other potential events on her schedule. Cox’s specialty, the 200 free, is set for Tuesday.

The 18-year-old Upper Valley Aquatic Club competitor goes into today’s 400 seeded 13th in a field of more than 100 competitors with a qualifying time of 4 minutes, 8.69 seconds. Virginia’s Katie Ledecky is the runaway favorite in both that event (3:58.37) as well as Tuesday’s 200 (1:54.43), in which Cox is seeded 20th (1:59.28) out of nearly 120 swimmers who qualified for the trials.

Cox also qualified to compete in the 200 individual medley, which is also on Tuesday. Additionally, Cox is on the start list for the 800 free on Friday, but Dorsi Reynolds, Cox’s UVAC coach, indicated in a Sunday night email that she’ll scratch competing in that event.

The Olympic Trials run through Sunday.

Boys SoccerNorwich Touchline IV 6CRFC Claremont IV 3

Norwich — Touchline reeled off the match’s first five goals but needed a late clincher to hold off a furious Claremont rally in a New Hampshire Soccer Conference contest at Huntley Meadows.

Goals from Sam Strohbehn, Jake Acker, Henry Kahl, Earl Barrowes and Colm Seigne staked Touchline (3-0-1) to its big lead. CRFC roared back through two Ethan Sweet strikes and another from Drew Grenier, but David Seigne’s late strike secured the verdict.

Sawyer Hanlon and David Seigne joined Acker and Strohbehn in the assist department for Touchline, and goalie Anthony Stoffel finished with four saves. Logan Bonneau chipped in a helper and Tanner Durkee stopped seven shots for Claremont (2-2). Touchline visits Upper Valley United in Enfield tonight.

Norwich Touchline V 9CRFC Claremont V 0

Norwich — Two-goal games from Blake Palmer and Quincy McBride staked Touchline (5-0) to a dominant NHSC win.

Charlie Adams and Eli Stack both had a goal and two assists for Norwich, which also got goals from Colm Seigne, Pedro Gallino and Griffin Stotland. Nicolas Mayo-Pushee, Jackson Stotland, David Stoffel and Will Laycock contributed assists, and netminder Joey Perras posted a two-save shutout. Cody Putnam stopped 11 shots for CRFC (0-3). Touchline visits Merrimack Valley tonight.

Lebanon Top Stitch 10Windsor SC 1

Meriden — Hunter Bienvenu and Patrick Mason both struck for hat tricks in Lebanon’s comprehensive NHSC Division V win over Windsor at the Plainfield School.

Nate Chickering, John Moorhead and Nathan Magari also scored for Lebanon (2-1), whose offensive output included a Windsor own goal. The visitors’ only strike came on a Lebanon own goal.

Magari and Joren Leuthauser combined on eight saves for Lebanon, which hosts CRFC-Claremont on Wednesday.

Lebanon Central Supply 6Springfield SC 0

Meriden — Lebanon kept up its early undefeated run in NHSC D-IV play by blanking Springfield at the Meriden School.

Tobias Harris and Mack Walton staked Lebanon (2-0-1) to a 2-0 halftime lead, to which Owen Johnstone, Julian Stott, Harris and Walton added second-half strikes. Luke Sandmann posted the night’s lone assist on Johnstone’s goal with a curling cross that Johnstone volleyed home in stride.

Davis Cole and Erik Spaulding each made two saves in splitting the shutout. Lebanon hosts CRFC-Claremont’s D-IV squad on Wednesday.