Hanover — Jonathan Goff and Jake Acker each had a goal and two assists as the Hanover boys hockey team topped Exeter 5-1 at Darmouth College’s Thompson Arena on Sunday.

Patrick Logan had a goal and assist. Jenson Dodge and Duncan Bailey netted one each; Bailey’s goal was the first of his career. Will Smith finished the game with a helper.

But the story of the game was Luke Ratliff, who finished the game with 24 saves in goal for the Marauders. He faced 12 shots and stopped all of them in the first period as Hanover’s defense struggled to find its footing early in the game.

“He really had a great start to this game to keep us alive,” said Hanover head coach Dick Dodds.

The Marauders came alive with three goals in the second period and another two in the third.

The Marauders (12-5 overall, 9-4 league) travel to Concord on Wednesday.

Girls Hockey

Kimball Union 1, Proctor 1

Andover, N.H. — Taylor Colburn scored the lone goal for KUA as the Wildcats played to their first tie.

Greta Close had one assist. The Wildcats had a two-man breakaway in the overtime period but couldn’t convert. KUA (12-3-1) travels to Phillips Exeter on Wednesday.

Wrestling

Newport Finishes Second at Twin Rivers Classic

Franklin, N.H. — Tyler Sharron finished in first place at his 160 pound weight class and the Tigers finished second behind Campbell at Saturday’s Twin Rivers Classic Wrestling Tournament at Franklin High.

Campbell edged Newport by three points. Gavin Lovely also took first at 182 pounds, as did Mike Tremblay (195 pounds). Riley Avery (113 pounds), Matt Hennig (170 pounds) placed third.

Newport hosts White Mountains on Wednesday.

Alpine Skiing

Lebanon, Hanover Compete at Plymouth Invitational

Waterville Valley, N.H. — Hanover High’s Laila Stevens finished fourth in the giant slalom and slalom during Saturday’s Plymouth Invitational at Waterville Valley Resort.

Hanover’s boys finished third in the giant slalom; its girls team finished third in giant slalom and third in slalom. Lebanon’s boys took fourth in giant slalom.

Hanover’s Finn Higgins placed seventh in the giant slalom.

Raiders’ Logan French took 14th.