Local Roundup: Three-Goal Burst Boosts Dartmouth Women’s Soccer

Hanover — The Dartmouth College women’s soccer team used three goals in fewer than three minutes on Monday night to defeat Marist, 3-1, in a nonleague match at Whitey Burnham Field.

The visitors opened the scoring in the 18th minute and made that lead last through halftime. However, Dartmouth junior Zoe Boocock struck during the 56th minute, followed by freshman Izzy Glennon and senior Remy Borinsky during the 58th minute.

The Big Green enjoyed a 23-9 shot advantage and improved to 8-4-2 while dropping the Red Foxes to 7-7-1. Junior goalkeeper Lorna McElrath posted her first career victory.

“I’m proud of the way that we responded tonight after going down a goal,” fifth-year Dartmouth coach Ron Rainey said. “It was great to get contributions from many different players.”

The hosts took eight of the first half’s 12 shots but surrendered the stanza’s only goal. Dartmouth then took 15 of the second half’s 20 shots and wrested control of the game. Boocock scored on a high, arcing kick after receiving an Alyssa Neuberger pass and, two minutes later, Glennon knocked in a Borinsky cross. Twenty-two seconds after that, Borinsky was fouled in the box and converted the ensuing penalty kick for her fifth goal of the season.

Dartmouth, 2-2-1 in Ivy League play, visits Ancient Eight rival Columbia (6-6-1, 2-2) on Saturday.

Girls Soccer

Newport 3, Mount Royal 2 (ot)

Newport — Anna Caron posted a hat trick for the Tigers (3-11-1), whose goalkeeper, Shelby Adams, made five saves. Newport overcame two deficits in the NHIAA Division IV game.

Jacinta Hogan and Kateri Kalpakgian scored for the Knights (3-10), who received 10 saves from Sophie LaRose and visit Hinsdale today.

Newport, which enjoyed two assists by Bella Coffin and another from Abby Paquin, hosts Concord Christian on Thursday.

White River Valley 5, Twinfield 0

South Royalton — Emma Gillette had two goals and an assist and Sophie Howe, Hannah White and Toni Turner also scored for the Wildcats (5-4-1), who won their third consecutive contest. Fiona Vaillancourt and Julia Morse combined on a nine-save shutout.

Howe and Maddie McShinsky had assists for WRV, which hosts Poultney on Wednesday.

Boys Soccer

Blue Mountain 3, MVCS 2

Wells River, Vt. — The Eagles surrendered the deciding goal with three minutes remaining and tumbled to 3-7. Blue Mountain scored 10 minutes after halftime to produce a 2-2 score.

“We were out of gas,” said Mid Vermont Christian coach Zach Bryan, referring to the final goal, which came off a corner kick. “Our defense wasn’t back, and I was pretty sure it was going to happen.”

The Eagles played without junior sweeper Elliot Renninger, who broke a finger during the previous game and may or may not return for Mid Vermont’s final two games. The first of those contests is Wednesday at Craftsbury.

Josh King opened the scoring with an unassisted goal before Blue Mountain produced a 1-1 tie. The Eagles’ Daniel Roberts converted a penalty kick shortly before halftime and Stan Nelson made seven saves for the visitors, who will participate in the upcoming VPA Division IV playoffs.

Hartford 4, Brattleboro 3

White River Junction — Nick Jones scored his third goal of the day on an overtime penalty kick to lift the Hurricanes (4-8) at the Maxfield Sports Complex.

Hartford led, 2-0, at halftime and pulled into a 3-3 tie on Nehemiah Arnold’s goal with a minute remaining in the second half. Arnold and Andrew St. Martin had assists and Shane Miller made eight saves for the hosts.

“It was a wild second half following a solid first-half performance,” said Hartford coach Kevin Guilbault, whose team hosts Burr & Burton at 6 p.m. today on the Hartford High football field.

Rivendell 2, Windsor 1

Windsor — Johnny Vogelien headed in a Charlie Bradley corner kick in the 58th minute and the Raptors climbed to 10-2.

Rivendell’s Zach Gould headed home a free kick a minute after halftime for a 1-0 lead, Max Haehnel earning the assist. Hunter Grela scored from a sharp angle and off a Andrew Kelly-Jacobs assist to produce a 1-1 tie for Windsor three minutes later. The Yellowjackets received 14 saves from Eli Milligan.

“For us to give (Rivendell) a game like this shows a lot about our team,” said Windsor coach Steve Mulloy.

Zach Dexter made nine saves for the Raptors, who host Craftsbury today and Danville on Thursday.

Hanover 5, Nashua North 0

Nashua, n.h. — The Marauders (12-3) tightened their hold on third place in NHIAA Division I by routing the Purple Panthers (9-5-1) in their penultimate regular-season game. Dillon Bradley scored on a header and on a free kick, and Charlie Adams had three assists.

Hanover’s sixth consecutive victory also featured goals by Matty Gardner, Pat Osborn and Colm Seigne. Liam Collins and David Stoffel added assists, and Hans Williams posted his fourth shutout by making one save.

Hanover, which used 25 field players, hosts Londonderry on Friday.

Newport 5, Mount Royal 1

Newbury, n.h. — Joe Boliero scored three goals and Hayden Palmer and Justin Armstrong also tallied for the Tigers (4-8). The Knights fell to 2-13.

Newport, which received four saves from Garrett Harold, hosts Franklin today.

White River Valley 1Otter Valley 0

Brandon, Vt. — The Wildcats are 10-2 after Jacob Hewitt headed in a Jacob Barry corner midway through the first half.

Sam Fisk made six saves for WRV, which hosts Proctor on Wednesday.

Lamoille 3, Thetford 0

Hyde Park, Vt. — The Panthers (2-10) received a combined six saves from Jake Colby and Nacio Levey and host North Country on Wednesday.

Field Hockey

Hartford 3, Rutland 0

White River Junction — Greer McCarthy had a goal and two assists and Bailey Cameron made nine saves and the Hurricanes climbed to 5-5-2.

“She’s not done improving,” coach Heather Scudder said of McCarty. “We made some changes today to be more offensively productive.”

McCarthy scored off a Kennedy Mullen assist five minutes before halftime and returned the favor for her teammate 10 minutes after intermission. Emma Urso scored two minutes after Mullen’s tally. Hartford, which also got a big game from center midfielder Emily Ricker, visits Brattleboro today and hosts Burr & Burton on Thursday.

Volleyball

Fall Mountain 3, Mascoma 0

Langdon, n.h. — The Royals lost by scores of 25-15, 25-21 and 25-23, but received strong serving from Rhiana DeCosta. Mascoma visits Hillsboro-Deering for its final regular season game on Friday.

Mount Mansfield 3, MVCS 1

Quechee — The Eagles fell, 25-15, 25-20, 27-29 and 25-18, but managed 30 digs and were led by Sydney Goodwin with eight.

Mid Vermont Christian (4-7) hosts Burlington on Thursday to conclude its regular season schedule.

Sunapee 3, Stevens 0

Sunapee — The Lakers (4-10) dropped the Cardinals (0-14) by scores of 25-15, 25-15, and 25-6. Tess Palin led Sunapee with six kills and Maddi Giberson had seven aces. The Lakers host Raymond on Thursday.

Men’s Tennis

Brooms Wins at ITAs

Princeton, n.j. — Dartmouth junior Charlie Broom defeated Cornell’s Lev Kazakov, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4, at the ITA Northeast Regionals. Next up is today’s semifinal date with Columbia’s Jack Mingjie Lin. A victory would qualify Broom for next month’s Fall National Championship.