Laconia, n.h. — The senior Lebanon Post 22 American Legion baseball team played three games over the weekend at the Laconia Post 1 tournament, but only one of them really mattered. And Post 22 made sure it came out on the winning end of it.

Jack Loftus brought home two runs on a Laconia error and scored on a Cody Turgeon triple to key a three-run fifth inning in Post 22’s 4-1 win over Laconia at Memorial Field on Saturday. Nate Perkins and Kyle Hammond accounted for the unearned runs on Loftus’ grounder and gave Lebanon (3-3 league, 5-5) overall enough cushion for the victory.

Trey Parker threw six innings of three-hit ball to get the win in the seven-inning contest. Parker fanned nine and walked two, leaving Barrett Griffin to earn the save in the seventh.

Kegan Silovich led the offense with two hits in three at-bats along with an RBI.

Lebanon, which lost a nonleague contest to Dover and won one against Haverhill, Mass., as part of the tournament, returns to league play on Tuesday with a make-up date against Weare at St. Anselm College.

Post 22 Juniors Split

Lebanon — Post 22’s junior squad stretched its season-opening win streak to six games before Jutras Post 43 in a doubleheader at Lebanon High School.

Zach Moore tossed a complete-game three-hitter in the opener, a 4-0 shutout victory, with six strikeouts and no walks. Calvin Bates doubled and drove in a run as part of a 2-for-3 day for Lebanon. Bates, Moore and Jorgen Leuthauser all drove in runs in the home sixth to open up a 1-0 contest.

Post 22 saw its win streak, as well as an 18-inning scoreless streak, end in an 8-1 loss in the nightcap. Lebanon (6-1) had a 1-0 lead going into the fourth inning before Jutras posted four-spots in the fourth and fifth to take control.

Kyle Pelletier took the loss for Post 22, as he and Trey Chickering surrendered 12 hits. Leuthauser went 2-for-3, and Bates and Kobe Benoit both doubled.

Girls Hockey

N.H. 4, Vermont 2

Burlington — A three-goal flurry early in the second period gave New Hampshire a lead it wouldn’t relinquish in the girls’ half of the Make-a-Wish Classic at UVM’s Gutterson Field House.

Ashley Keaveney, Hanover’s Hannah Curtis and Lebanon’s Julia Tibbits registered the New Hampshire tallies in the middle period, with the Curtis and Tibbits strikes coming 23 seconds apart.

Middlebury’s Andi Boe and Rutland’s Meghan Hamilton had the goals. Boe was named the Vermont MVP.

Makayla Lachance and Nikki Cayon totaled 13 saves for New Hampshire. Sydney Herrington, the NH MVP, assisted on two of the Granite State’s second-period goals and provided the insurance tally 19 seconds into the third.

Boys Hockey

Vermont 2, N.H. 1

Burlington — Woodstock’s Cullen McCarthy knocked in the game-winning goal with 25 seconds left in regulation to lift the Vermont over New Hampshire counterparts in boys’ half of the Make-A-Wish Classic.

New Hampshire took the early lead, Phil Tsoukalas tallying at 10:07 of the first period. Vermont found the equalizer early in the second period, Woodstock’s Steven Townley flipping in a wrister during a break chance.

The game remained deadlocked until the closing seconds when McCarthy gathered a puck in front of the crease and calmly found space to squeeze past New Hampshire goalie Harris LaRock.

Stowe’s Kristian Viljanen and Mount Mansfield’s Phoenix LaMonda combined on 15 stops in the Vermont net.

LaRock, of Hanover High, made 25 saves to earn team MVP honors for New Hampshire. Townley was named the Vermont MVP.