Woodstock
The loss drops the Wasps to 2-4.
Alexa Tsouknakis answered an early goal by the Tigers to knot the score at 1-1 with a header goal off a McKenzie Dalton corner kick. Middlebury answered back to take the lead before Tsouknakis again struck with a header off an Anna Dieffenbach corner to tie the score at 2-2 heading into halftime.
Isabel Rosenberg and Helen Anderson each had a pair of goals to help Middlebury dominate the second half.
Tsouknakis now has a team-high four points to lead Woodstock. Keeper Brittany Poljacik was busy to anchor the backline for the Wasps, who play host to Fair Haven on Saturday.
Lisbon, N.H.
Lisbon broke a scoreless deadlock with a goal off a corner in the 43rd minute. Suzie Bazzell answered three minutes later for Woodsville, converting with an assist to Dani Dube. The Panthers then scored again in the 57th minute and held on from there.
Sophomore goalie Jordan Sargent played a strong game according to coach Ann Loud, finishing with 12 saves.
“It’s tough because everyone had good moments,” Loud said. “The defense was working really well in the first half but the offense wasn’t able to do anything. Then the ‘D’ started struggling. We had moments of brilliance, it just never came together.”
The Engineers host Pittsburg-Canaan on Friday.
Lisbon, n.h.
Houde scored four goals in the first half to help Woodsville build a 5-3 lead. Garrett Olsen added a goal and an assist and Alex Enderson also scored for the Engineers. Adam Cataldo had great chemistry with Houde and finished with four assists. Sam Pushee and Cody Burroughs also had assists.
“The two defenses were not too stellar. But offensively we had some good shots and Antonio finished really well,” Woodsville coach Mike Ackerman said.
Keepers Jason Turner and Cooper Davidson combined to make 13 saves for the Engineers. Woodsville hosts Pittsburg-Canaan on Friday.
Newport
Gabe Edwards won the medal for the Tigers with a three-over par round of 38. Cameron Gebo was just behind with a 40. Brandon Whalen had 44, Bryce Turner had 48 and Darren O’Connor had 57. Hayden Patten shot 60 in his first career varsity match.
The Tigers host Littleton and Sunapee at Newport on Wednesday.
Team scores: Newport 170, Farmington 194, Littleton 212.
Walpole, n.h.
Lebanon’s Hunter Marsh and Alex Bitler shared medalist honors with three-over par rounds of 39. Kyle Pelletier had 40 and Nate Damren had 42. The Raiders are back in action today against Kearsarge at the Country Club of New Hampshire.
Team scores: Lebanon 160, Gilford 184, Fall Mountain 295.
Moultonborough, n.h.
Travis Stoddard and Ben Simboli led Woodsville with scores of 49. Brooke Simano added a 52 and Seanon May had 55. Moultonborough’s Bailey Jensen and Mike Dalzell split the medal with 39.
Team scores: Moultonborough 161, Mascenic 193, Woodsville 205.
Thornton, n.h.
Cody Schoolcraft led Stevens with a 10-over par round of 46. Ian MacDonald had 48, Teagan Daignault had 49 and Matt LeClair had a 52. The Tigers also had Tim Berry (59), Andrew Friend (61) and Hunter LeClair (71). Campbell’s Cole Ryan and Plymouth’s Ethan Laurrant tied for the medal with 44.
Team scores: Plymouth 191, Campbell 192, Stevens 195.
South Burlington, Vt.
Taylor Paquette had four kills and six digs for MVCS. Rachel Seale added six blocks, six digs and three aces. The Eagles host Trinity (Concord) on Thursday.
Franklin, n.h.
Sunapee won by set scores of 25-18, 25-22 and 25-17 and will play at Newfound on Wednesday.
Hanover
Cascarano, a junior, provided some of the biggest plays by the Dartmouth defense against the Wildcats. He pounced on a fumble early in the second quarter at the UNH 14 to give the Big Green a golden opportunity to pad their 7-0 lead. Cascarano then broke free early in the second half on the left side of the defensive line on a third-down play and dropped the Wildcat quarterback for a sack to force the visitors to punt.
But it was his final play of the game that sealed the victory after Dartmouth had rallied from 14 points down in the fourth quarter to take a 22-21 lead. New Hampshire faced a 4th-and-6 play with 34 seconds on the clock, needing only to maneuver into field goal range to have a chance to steal the game from the Big Green. Cascarano stepped up with another sack to thwart the drive and seal the one-point win, ending a 20-game winless streak against Dartmouth’s in-state rival spanning 40 years.
Cascarano finished the game with four tackles, two of which were the sacks, and his fumble recovery. The Big Green hit the road this Saturday when they travel to Holy Cross (1-2) to take on the Crusaders at Fitton Field at 1:05 p.m.
Ithaca, n.y.
Kelsey finished the three day tournament with a nine-over par total of 222, good for 15th place. Colgate’s Ryan Skae took first as an individual with a six-under total of 207. Dartmouth’s Sean Fahey had 73-72 in the final two rounds to finish in a tie for 17th at 223. The Big Green also had John Lazor with a 225 and Will Bednarz with a 230.
Dartmouth is back in action this weekend at the Quechee Club in their only home match of the season.
New London
Woodside won all four of her matches as Colby-Sawyer earned 9-0 victories over NEAC East foes Johnson State and Castleton. Woodside dropped just two games in singles play and then teamed with Maddy Gemerek at the top doubles spot to combine for wins by scores of 8-0 and 8-1.
The Chargers travel to Green Mountain on Wednesday and to Lyndon on Sunday.