Cambridge, Mass.
The top-seeded Big Green scored two quick tries midway through the final stanza to defeat Harvard, 14-5, at Mignone Field and secure their second conference title in as many years since moving to varsity status.
Isabel Boettcher’s penalty try put Dartmouth on the scoreboard in the 65th minute. Boettcher was pulled down by a high tackle in the 65th minute while running to the corner of the try zone. Game officials awarded the points to the Big Green, to which Kat Ramage added the conversion for a 7-5 lead.
Frankie Sands took a Ramage pass in the 70th minute and bulled through the Harvard defense on a 20-yard try to clinch the win. Ramage added her second conversion.
Montpelier
Windsor (11-0), the top-ranked team in Vermont Division III, will meet No. 3 Otter Valley in the first game of Saturday’s championship tripleheader at Rutland High School. Game time is 11 a.m. for the Otters (9-2) and Yellowjackets, who rolled up a 55-13 win over OV in late September.
Top-ranked Hartford (10-0 league, 10-1 overall) will close the three-game slate with a 5 p.m. date against No. 2 St. Johnsbury (9-2) in the D-I title game. The Canes rallied to beat the Hilltoppers, 35-20, last month in their regular-season encounter.
Burr & Burton will play Bellows Falls for D-II honors at 2 p.m.
Holderness, n.h.
Kimball Union got on the board 15 minutes into the game when Liz Colannino redirected a shot from Maddy Gesner. Holderness responded less than two minutes later to start a six-goal run that decided the game.
Molly Flanagan provided KUA’s other goal on a solo dribble run in the second half. The Wildcats’ season closes with trips to Phillips Exeter and Governor’s this week.