Lebanon — Having reached their respective NHIAA state championship games, Lebanon and Stevens will send a pair of contributions to this summer’s Twin State Lions Cup soccer matches in Henniker, N.H.

Cardinals coach Jason Stone will guide the New Hampshire boys roster in the all-star tilt against Vermont’s top graduating seniors, and he’ll bring along midfielder Ethan Sweet as part of the Granite State team. Lebanon’s Julian Stott and Carter Adams will also suit up, part of a group of 15 players and coaches scheduled to take part in the girls-boys doubleheader.

Stone earned NHIAA Division III coach of the year honors for guiding Stevens to a 17-3-0 mark to reach the state finals for the first time since 1989, where the Cards dropped a 1-0 decision to Hopkinton. Sweet netted 20 goals during the campaign, making the all-state second team.

Stott and Adams were integral parts of Lebanon’s 17-1-1 campaign, which ended in a penalty-kick tiebreaker loss to Goffstown in the NHIAA D-II final.

Stone’s New Hampshire Lions Cup boys squad includes Hanover striker Sam Strohbehn and middie Jake Acker, as well as prolific Woodsville forward Antonio Houde. Strohbehn and Acker guided the Marauders to a top-three spot in NHIAA Division I, while Houde netted an Upper Valley-best 45 goals for the Engineers.

Woodstock’s Collin Campbell is on the alternates list for the Vermont boys.

The New Hampshire girls will have four players from the area on its roster this summer: Sunapee defender Jessica Parsons, Lebanon goalkeeper Kassidee Rogers, Hanover back J.J. Taube and Sunapee striker Sydney Clark, who scored 22 times during the Lakers’ trip to an NHIAA Division IV state championship last fall. Sharon’s Mallory Lloyd and Woodstock’s Anna Dieffenbach counter for the Vermont girls, who count Rivendell head coach Tim Goodwin as one of the Green Mountain squad’s assistant coaches.

The Vermont girls and New Hampshire boys claimed last summer’s matches at Castleton University. The next edition of the Twin State Lions Cup is set for July 15 at New England College.

College Baseball

More Honors for Big Green

Hanover — Dartmouth added two more weekly awards on Monday, as senior Michael Danielak won the Ivy League’s pitcher of the week honor while freshman Michael Parsons took home rookie of the week.

The two pitchers received awards for helping the Big Green (10-6) take two of three games from nationally ranked Central Florida last weekend. Danielak improved to 4-0 on the season with a 4-1 win over the Knights on Saturday, throwing eight innings of six-hit ball.

Parsons contributed three shutout innings of relief work on Friday as the Big Green opened the set with a 4-3 victory.

Dartmouth, having concluded spring play in Florida, will resume play with its Ivy League-opening doubleheader on Saturday at Penn. A Wednesday nonleague game at Quinnipiac was postponed on Monday due to a forecast of rain; the contest will not be rescheduled.

Green Tops NEIBA Poll

Hanover — Dartmouth landed atop the first New England Intercollegiate Baseball Association poll of the season on Monday, getting seven of 12 first-place votes to take the poll’s top spot.

The Big Green received 50 total points, with UConn (43) one spot back with the remaining first-place votes. UMass Lowell (20), Harvard (17) and Rhode Island (14) completed the poll.

Buoyed by series wins at Miami and Central Florida, both nationally ranked at the time, Dartmouth amassed a .625 winning percentage by the end of its spring trip for only the fifth time in the last 50 years.

Men’s Golf

Dartmouth 13th at Furman

Greenville, s.c. — The Big Green wrapped up the Furman Intercollegiate on Sunday by placing 13th among 21 teams at the Furman University Golf Course.

Senior Jeff Lang had the strongest tournament for Dartmouth, tying for 34th place at 1-over-par 217 for 54 holes. Classmate Sean Fahey tied for 48th at 3-over 219.

Women’s Golf

Big Green Wraps Up Invitational

Deland, Fla. — Dartmouth women’s golf team posted an 11-over 299 on the final day of the Babs Steffens Invitational. The Big Green finished with a total of 900.

Dartmouth’s Jamie Susanin finished in a three-way tie for third place after shooting a 74 on Monday. Teammate Jessica Kittleberger was 13th and Maddie Nelson tied for 30th.