Mallory Lloyd. Sharon Academy girls soccer player.
Mallory Lloyd. Sharon Academy girls soccer player.

Sharon — Sharon Academy’s Mallory Lloyd stripped the ball from a Craftsbury defender, dodged the goalkeeper and scored six minutes into overtime to lift the Phoenix to a 3-2 girls soccer victory Monday.

“We were very fortunate to escape with a win,” said TSA coach Blake Fabrikant, whose team is 4-0 and visits Rivendell on Saturday. “We were thoroughly outplayed but I’m happy with our resolve and hope the last few minutes are indicative of what we’re capable of doing.”

Sharon trailed 1-0 at intermission and 2-0 with six minutes to play in the second half. That’s when Grace Dorman converted a Lloyd crossing pass. Two minutes later, Maya Johnstone won a midfield ball and fed Eleanor Frost at the top of the box, from where she tied the score.

“We’ve had a soft schedule to this point so we didn’t match their intensity,” Fabrikant said. “They were quicker to the ball, more aggressive and definitely more ready to play than we were.

“Once we had the momentum, though, we dominated overtime.”

Abby Levy made seven saves for Sharon, which also received a standout defensive performance from Lily Crowley.

Northfield 5Whitcomb-Rochester 0

Bethel — The Mountaineers couldn’t muster a shot but received 13 saves from Krista Townsend. The Marauders led, 3-0 at halftime.

Whitchester (2-1) hosts Blue Mountain at Rochester on Sept. 21.

Volleyball

MVCS 3, Randolph 0

Quechee — The Eagles improved to 1-2 behind 33 assists and eight aces from Emily Jasmin and prevailed by scores of 25-12, 26-24 and 25-9.

Taylor Paquette had three kills, two blocks and nine digs and Rachel Feale had six kills and four digs for MVCS, which visits Rice on Monday.

Mascoma 3, Stevens 0

West Canaan — The Royals evened their record at 1-1 and host Hillsboro-Deering on Wednesday.

Field Hockey

Lebanon 2, Plymouth 0

Plymouth, n.h. — The Raiders, led by defenders Emily Hunnewell and Lexie Roberts and goaltender Hope Brown, limited the Panthers to no penalty corners and one shot.

Lebanon took a 1-0 lead in the 22nd minute when Hannah Bunten scored off a Meredith Melendy feed. Melendy scored with three minutes to play, stealing a Plymouth free hit, dodging a defender and beating the goaltender 1-on-1.

The Raiders (2-2) are off until Sept. 21 when they host Derryfield.

Mascenic 1, Stevens 0

New Ipswich, n.h. – The Cardinals suffered their first loss, falling to 4-1 after outscoring their first four opponents by a combined 15-1. Stevens hosts Newport (1-3) on Thursday.

Golf Raiders Claim Season Opener

Walpole, n.h. — Lebanon’s Hunter Marsh medaled with a 39 on the par-36 track at Hooper Golf Club, followed by teammates Alex Bitler (41) and Kyle Pelletier (42). Nate Damren closed his team’s scoring at 45.

Lebanon (2-0) hosts Plymouth and Campbell on Wednesday at Grantham’s Eastman Golf Links.

Team scores: Lebanon 167, Fall Mountain 314, Monadnock no score.

Tigers Remain Unbeaten

North Haverhill — Newport (6-0) recorded the top four scorers against host Woodsville at Blackmount Country Club.

Cameron Gebo was the medalist at 38 on the par-36 course. Brandon Whalen (43), Gabe Edwards (45) and Bryce Turner (49) completed the Tigers’ scoring.

Woodsville’s scorers were Travis Stoddard (51), Ben Simbali (53), Brooke Simano (55) and Seanon May (68).

Newport hosts Farmington and Hillsboro-Deering on Sept. 21.

Team scores: Newport 175, Woodsville 227.

Cardinals Trail in Four-Team Match

Claremont — Stevens lost to Bow, Gilford and Kearsarge at the par-34 Claremont Country Club.

The Cardinals’ scorers were Cody Schoolcraft (47), Teagan Daignault (41), Ian McDonald (51) and Matt LeClair (58).

Team scores: Bow 152, Gilford 170, Kearsarge 171, Stevens 195.

College Volleyball Green’s Astarita Tops Week

Hanover — Dartmouth senior Emily Astarita was named the Ivy League’s player of the week for her play at the Dartmouth Invitational over the weekend.

The Big Green finished second out of the five teams at the tournament, going 3-1 to place behind only undefeated Army (4-0). Astarita kept busy throughout, amassing 40 kills, 123 attacks, three aces, 30 digs, a solo block and 10 block assists in addition to producing 49 points. She also posted back-to-back double-doubles of 16 kills and 10 digs against Central Connecticut State and 12 kills and 10 digs in a win over Niagara.

Dartmouth heads to the West Virginia Invitational this weekend to face Akron, Winthrop and the host Mountaineers.