Chelsea
Freshman pitcher Tom Bissaillon allowed no earned runs in five innings and went 3-for-3 with two triples as the Phoenix edged Whitcomb-Rochester, 12-8.
Sharon is 1-3.
“It’s great for the players,” said Sharon coach Mike Bissaillon, Tom’s dad. “They’re the ones who got us here, our eight seniors especially.”
Two of those seniors, Aidan Trimble (2-for-4, triple) and Kyle Hedgepeth (1-for-4), had the other hits for the Phoenix, which drew 13 walks.
The Mountaineers scored three runs in the top of the first inning, but Sharon responded with four in the home half against Whitchester’s Kevin Kingsbury and never again trailed. Kingsbury exited during a seven-run Phoenix rally in the second inning that blew things open.
Colby Washburn and Triston Irish both doubled as part of two-hit days for the Mountaineers (1-5), who scored five runs in the seventh to draw closer.
Sharon — which plays its home games on Chelsea’s varsity field — will be the home team on Tuesday, when it faces the Red Devils.
Windsor 12, Stevens 9
Claremont
“It was a wild game,” Windsor coach Jamie Richardson said. “I had no bench left, and neither did (Stevens).”
Windsor (7-2) jumped out to a 9-1 lead, highlighted by a six-run third inning that included a two-run double by Duncan Frazer and RBI singles by Ben Meagher and Dakota Page.
Page finished 2-for-3 with a walk, and Ryland Richardson was 1-for-4 with two runs and three steals for the Jacks.
Brendon Bean went 3-for-5 with four RBIs for Stevens, which plated three in the fifth and four in the sixth to pull within 10-8.
Robert Slocum (5⅓ innings, seven hits, five runs, four earned, nine strikeouts, two walks) earned the win on the mound for Windsor.
Yellowjackets second baseman Seth Balch suffered a broken nose in a collision with center fielder Justin Smith while chasing a fly ball. He has already been cleared to play in Monday’s game at Bellows Falls, Jamie Richardson said.
Stevens (3-4) hosts Mascoma on Monday.
Hartford 9Mount Anthony 8 (8)
White River Junction
“It was one of those baseball plays where it just lands where no one’s standing,” said Hartford coach Jarrod Grassi. “You like it when it happens for your team.”
The game was tied after seven innings, 7-7, and the Patriots scored one in the top of the eighth to up the pressure.
After Tyler Hamilton was hit by a pitch, freshman Alex Bushway was backing away from a pitch when the butt of his bat inadvertently contacted the baseball, which landed in fair territory. Bushway alertly advanced to first and was safe. A hit-by-pitch with the bases loaded later tied the game to set up Cameron’s hit.
Perkins had a two-run homer and Hamilton allowed three earned runs in his first career start on the mound. Bushway had a relief appearance and worked out of numerous jams, Grassi said.
Hartford has a stiff test at defending state champion Burr & Burton on Monday.
Lebanon 6, Kingswood 1
Wolfeboro, n.h.
Kyle Pelletier had three hits and a run, Joe Dupree and Trey Chickering had two hits and two runs each and Derek Griffin had two hits and a run for Lebanon.
Griffin started on the mound, tossing five innings while striking out six, allowing one earned run and walking one.
Pelletier relieved, striking out two and walking two with no runs allowed.
Lebanon is back on the road Monday against Goffstown.
Newport 12, Newfound 6
Bristol, n.h.
Junior Daniel Lee had his first career home run, a three-run shot in the top of the first inning.
It was tied, 3-3, after the third, but Newport plated four in the fourth and stayed in front.
Cody Turgeon went 4-for-5 with two runs, Kyle Fish was 2-for-4 with three runs and Lee finished 3-for-5.
Fish pitched a complete game, allowing eight hits and seven walks with five strikeouts.
“We let some runners on base, but played pretty good defense and got out of some jams,” said Tigers coach Jon Hamel.
Newport plays its fifth game in six days on Monday against Sunapee.
Thetford 10, Randolph 8
Randolph
The Galloping Ghosts led early, 5-2, chasing Thetford starter Alden Nichols (three innings, five hits, five earned runs, two walks, strikeout).
Relievers Alex Emerson and Owen Deffner helped keep the Ghosts’ bats at bay, and Thetford plated five runs in the fourth inning to take the lead for good.
Aiden Cudhea (3-for-5, double, two RBIs, two runs), Ryan Pepe (2-for-3, run, two walks) and Nichols (2-for-2, double, two RBIs, two runs) stood out at the plate for the Panthers, who improved to 3-2.
“It was a good team win,” said Thetford coach Phil Chaput. “We left the bases loaded in the third, then subsequently went down 5-2. We showed some resolve coming back in the fourth inning. Our relief pitchers were also effective to keep them off balance.”
Thetford returns home on Monday to face Rivendell.
Woodsville 17 Moultonborough 2 (5)
Woodsville
Seanon May (three hits, four walks, nine strikeouts) pitched all five innings and went 1-for-3 with three runs and two RBIs at the plate.
Woodsville scored eight in the third inning, including a two-run double by Cooper Davidson.
May added a double in a seven-run fourth for the Engineers.
Brendan Walker (2-for-4, two runs, RBI) also contributed at the plate for Woodsville, which visits Profile on Tuesday.
Black River 11Woodstock 9
Woodstock
Owen Tarleton (2-for-5, double, RBI, run, three steals), Chase Christiansen (two hits) and Owen Spann (RBI single) led the way at the plate, and Andy Seiple (six runs, three earned, four hits) got the loss in four innings of work.
Woodstock visits Twin Valley on Monday.
Proctor 5, KUA 2
Meriden
Stevens 17, Windsor 0 (5)
Claremont
Morgan Rhoades pitched all five innings for the Cards, allowing two hits with four strikeouts and no walks. Ashlyn Marsh and Zoey Foote had triples for Stevens, while Amelia Parizo had two hits and two RBIs.
Jasmine Frazer and Brooke McKeen had the lone hits for Windsor, with Lexie Merrill (five hits, strikeout, six walks) and Ariel Lapine (one inning, five hits, three walks, one strikeout) seeing time in the circle for Windsor.
The Jacks hosts Mill River on Monday while Stevens is at home against Mascoma at 7 p.m.
Thetford 7, Randolph 4
Randolph
Eleven of Thetford’s 12 hits were singles, including a pair by senior Jordan Mousley. Thetford committed just one error.
The Panthers host Oxbow on Tuesday.
Kingswood 10, Lebanon 9 (8)
Wolfeboro, n.h.
Kaitlyn Veracka went 4-for-5 with a triple and four RBIs and Madison Tilton was 3-for-5 with a double and two RBIs for Kingswood. Pitcher Madison Hunt struck out four while pitching all eight innings for Lebanon.
The Raiders visit Goffstown on Monday.
Mount Anthony 22 Hartford 0 (5)
White River Junction
Bianca Severance and Morgan Jones singled, while Bailey Bean pitched all five innings.
Hartford visits Burr & Burton on Monday.
Black River 25 Woodstock 2 (5)
Ludlow, Vt.
Woodstock hosts Oxbow on Monday.
KUA 13, NMH 3
Meriden
Kimball Union travels to Phillips Exeter on Wednesday.
Essex 11, Woodstock 8
Woodstock
Caden White had two goals and two assists, and Lucas Piconi and Cullen McCarthy each had two goals and one assist for Woodstock.
Micah Schlabach added two goals, and Field Willis had one goal and one assist for the Wasps.
Gabe Marsicovetere made 16 saves for Woodstock, which visits Rutland on Tuesday.
Portsmouth 10, Hanover 6
Portsmouth, n.h.
The NHIAA Division II rivals were tied at halftime, 5-5.
Maddie McCorkle scored three goals, Cate Wagner had two and Miranda Galbraith scored one for Hanover, while Jessie Seibel contributed an assist and Katelyn Hurd made 18 stops in net.
Hanover is back on the road Monday, facing John Stark.
GMVS 12, Hartford 9
Waitsfield, Vt.
Green Mountain Valley jumped out to an early lead and the Canes couldn’t fully recover despite outscoring the hosts 6-4 in the second half.
Michaela Ricker and Alice Dwyer each had three goals and an assist, Morgan Pero scored twice and Zoey Pfeiffer once for the Hurricanes. Tayler Simmons added an assist.
Emi Harlow made eight stops for Hartford, which hosts U-32 on Tuesday.
Mount Anthony 11 Woodstock 4
Woodstock
“We actually played a really good game; it wasn’t as bad as (the final score) looks,” said Woodstock coach Amanda Hull. “We just had trouble finishing (scoring opportunities).”
Kelly Gebhardt scored twice and Abbey Duane and Brittney Poljacik once each for the Wasps, while goalie Maggie Parker made 12 stops. Woodstock hosts Chelsea on Monday.
Hanover 7, Exeter 2
Hanover
Bri Laycock and Ellen Lamm both won 8-1 singles decisions, while Graci Li won 8-2 and Marta Sanchez and Carly Miles won 8-3. The tandems of Lamm-Miles and Li-Sanchez both earned 8-4 doubles wins.
Hanover hosts Manchester Memorial on Monday at White River Junction’s Maxfield Sports Complex.
Mullen Wins Three
Keene, n.h.
Mullen, a sophomore, captured the 400-meter run in 1:01.02 before taking the long jump with a lunge of 15 feet, 3.25 inches and the triple jump at 34-4.5.
Hartford placed third overall, with thrower Maliya Sinclair contrbuting with wins in the shot put (28-1.25) and sicus (82-10).
Hanover’s girls were second, led by Ella Maclean’s win in the 200 (27.12) and Christine Aman’s win in the 800 (2:30.15). Maclean was also part of the Marauders’ winning 4×100 relay team (52.19) and Aman was on their winning 4×800 team (10:21.66).
On the boys side, Hanover’s Kyle Doucette swept the 100 (10.87) and 200 (22.79) and ran as part of the Marauders’ winning 4×400 relay team (4:00.51).
Newport’s Mason Mitchell captured the 110 hurdles in 16.38 seconds and was also part of the Tigers’ win in the 4×100 relay (46.97), while Windsor counterpart Owen Abrahamsen won the 300 hursles in 44.43. Lebanon’s Ben Tichner won the 400 in 53.91 and Aaron Mitchell was second in the 800 (2:14.76) for Hartford.
Boys team scores (top 10:)Keene 111, Brattleboro 73, Bellow Falls 65, Newport 53, Hanover 49, Windsor 40, Lebanon 37, Modanock 22, Campbell 20, Hartford 19, Kearsarge 19.
Girls team scores (top 10):Keene 125, Hanover 93, Hartford 88, Campbell 58, Brattleboro 37, Kearsarge 31, Green Mountain 30, Lebanon 24.5, Bellows Falls 24, Monadnock 20.