Local Roundup: Balanced Attack Sends Hanover Past Bow

West Lebanon — Hanover High’s boys hockey team responded to a late second-period goal with three of its own in the third period, putting the finishing touches on a complete effort in a 6-1 win over Bow on Saturday at James W. Campion Rink.

The Marauders, now 2-0 to start the season, received goals from five different scorers on 53 shots on goal in the victory. Cameron Woods scored twice, while Matty Gardner, Tony Correa, Sylas Oberting and Charlie Plottner all netted goals. Curtis Rice finished the game with three assists.

“We created a lot of offense,” Hanover head coach Dick Dodds said. “There was good, balanced scoring for us.”

The Marauders were 2-for-2 on the power play and killed all seven of its penalties.

“I was real impressed with that (special teams), and the great balance with our forwards,” Dodds said. “We had 12 forwards and five defensemen, so our depth really showed.”

The Marauders travel to Nashua South on Wednesday.

Hartford 2Brattleboro 2 (ot)

Brattleboro, vt. — Colston Allen scored his first career varsity goal in the second period, part of a two-goal night for the Hartford sophomore in a tie with the Colonels.

The Canes tied the game twice on Allen’s goals; Jake Derosier and Jacob Dwinell provided assists for the Hurricanes. Ross McFate made 27 saves, including three on breakaways and another two in the five-minute overtime period.

Hartford (0-0-1) travels to Burlington on Saturday.

Lebanon-Stevens-MRA 4 Somersworth-Coe-Brown 1

Rochester, n.h. — Andrew Duany scored three goals and Jon Cloud provided three assists as the Raiders improved to 1-1.

“I’m real proud of the guys,” Lebanon head coach Jim Damren said. “We’re real young and we played much better than we did on Wednesday (an 8-3 loss to Alvirne-Milford).”

Trey Chickering also scored for Lebanon. Aidan Yates provided two assists and goaltender Hunter Robb made 12 saves. The Raiders host Goffstown on Wednesday.

Woodstock 1, Milton 0

Woodstock — Lucas Piconi’s first-period power-play goal, assisted by Charles Greene, lifted Woodstock past Milton.

Henry Greene made 14 saves in goal for the Wasps, who made 21 shots.

Deerfield 3, KUA 2 (ot)

Milton, Mass. — Down 2-0 after one period, Deerfield scored three straight goals to defeated Kimball Union at the Flood-Marr Holiday Tournament.

Paul Dore and Zach Taylor scored for KUA, while Tomas Mazura, Brian Carrabes, Arlo Merritt and Drew Bennett earned assists.

KUA (6-3) plays Milton Academy today in the final day of the tournament.

Girls Hockey

Hanover 3, Berlin-Gorham 0

Berlin, n.h. — Bryn Kable, Clara Boland and Emma Tysinger scored goals and Claire Yegian made six saves as the Marauders improved to 2-0 with a shutout win.

“I thought our three captains stepped up,” said Hanover head coach John Dodds, referring to Kable, Boland and Tysinger.

Hanover launched 43 shots on Berlin-Gorham goaltender Lauren Frenette, who made 43 saves in the loss. The Marauders host Bedford on Tuesday.

Woodstock 3, Brattleboro 0

Woodstock — Wasps sophomore center Alessandra Cimis had a hand in all three goals to help lift Woodstock to 2-1.

Cimis finished the game with a goal and two assists, playing a new position at center this season. Samantha Yates scored Woodstock’s first two goals. Khara Brettell finished the game with an assist and Bridgit Black made 14 saves in goal. The Wasps travel to Middlebury on Wednesday.

Rutland 11, Hartford 0

Rutland — Zoey Pfeiffer made 40 saves for the Hurricanes, who fell to 0-2 against the Division I Red Raiders. Hartford hosts Spaulding on Wednesday.

Oyster River-Portsmouth 9 Lebanon-Stevens-Kearsarge 1

West Lebanon — Ella Lindsay scored Lebanon’s only goal as the Raiders fell to 1-1.

Kaitlyn Veracka provided an assist. Kayleigh Trietsch made 16 saves. Lebanon travels to Con-Val on Wednesday.

Berwick 3, KUA 2KUA 3, Groton 0

Brookline, Mass. — Kimball Union (4-2-1) split a pair of games played at the Dexter School in Brookline.

Audrey Donohue and Angelina Tommola scored for the Wildcats against Berwick, with Molly French, Kyra Russman and Bella Parento assisting. Goalie Shannon Moran made eight saves.

Against Groton, Russman, Tommola and Parento scored for KUA, while Molly Davis assisted three times and Tommola and Russman added one each.

Seana Perkins made 21 saves for the Wildcats, who wrap up the tourney today.

Boys Basketball

Blue Mountain 54White River Valley 41

South Royalton — The Wildcats, missing starting point guard Jake Hewitt and starting forward Carter Stratton, were outscored 17-6 in the fourth quarter to fall to 1-1.

“We were a little short-handed,” White River Valley head coach Mike Gaudette said. “We just ran out of gas in the fourth quarter.”

Troy Walker led the Wildcats with 16 points in the loss. White River Valley travels to Websterville on Saturday.

Kimball Union 85Beaver Country Day 45

Weston, Mass. — Enoch Cheeks scored a game-high 30 points to help the Wildcats earn third place in the Rivers Holiday Tournament at River School. Jammy Pierre-Louis added 18 points for KUA.

Indoor Track

Lebanon, Hanover Boys Shine at Dartmouth

Hanover — Lebanon’s boys placed third and Hanover’s boys were fourth at Saturday’s 14-team meet at Dartmouth College’s Leverone Fieldhouse.

Lebanon senior Ryan Sullivan led the Raiders with three first-place finishes in the 55 meters (6.71 seconds), the high jump (6 feet) and the long jump (20 feet, 9 inches). Cody Davis also placed second in the 1,500 (4:26.20)

Hanover’s Kyle Doucette won the boys 300 in 37.07 and helped the Marauders 4×400 relay team — with Deveon Marin, Colm Seigne and Daniel Bandler — take first place in 3:41.29. Seigne placed fourth in a crowded 1,000 at 2:43.60. John Lynch also placed third in the boys 3,000 (9:24.40).

Newport’s boys tied Goffstown at seventh place, led by two top three finishes in the boys 55 hurdles. Mason Martell won the event in 8.04 and Jagger Lovely was third at 9.02 for the Tigers. Thetford’s Tad Darrah led the Panthers’s boys with a fourth place finish in the 1,500 (4.37.16).

On the girls side, Hanover paced the Upper Valley schools with a sixth-place finish. Ella Maclean won the 55 (7.68) and helped Marauders’ 4×400 team — with Christine Aman, Anna Stafford and Heather Stafford — win the event in 4:25.51. Aman was seocnd in the 600 (1:44.33) and Zoe Onyango was fourth (45.89) in the 300.

Thetford’s Grace Davis was second (5-2) in the high jump and Sharon’s Laila Reimanis was fifth (11:17.83) in the 3,000.

Boys Team Scores: Nashua North 75, St. Johnsbury 43.5, Lebanon 32.5, Hanover 28, Keene 26, Milford 21, Goffstown 16, Newport 16, Bellows Falls 10, Souhegan 8, Timberlane 8, Thetford 5, White Mountains 4, Monadnock 1.

Girls Team Scores: St. Johnsbury 63, Milford 51, Keene 41, Nashua North 39, Souhegan 39, Hanover 34, Thetford 7, White Mountains 6.5, Kearsarge 6, Timberland 4, Sharon 3, Monadnock 0.5.

Hartford, Oxbow in Top Three at Morning Meet

Hanover — Hartford’s Abayomi Lowe ran his second fastest time ever in the boys 55 meters and Eleanor Hinckley set a school indoor record in the high jump at a morning meet at Dartmouth’s Leverone Field House. Hartford’s girls took second, its boys placed third. Oxbow’s boys placed second, while its girls finished third overall.

Lowe finished the 55 in 6.72, and won the 300 in 37.7 — 0.81 shy of his state record at 36.9. Aaron Mitchell also won the 1,000 for Hartford, setting a school record with 2:52.56. Hinckley was also second in the 55.

Kennedy Mullen won the long jump, the 300 (46.1) and was second in the triple jump (34-3). Bethany Dvais won the 1,000 (3:48.80) and Maliya Sinclair won the shot put (30-0.5).

Jarret Rock was second in the 55 (6.92) and the long jump (19-9) for the Olympians, Tim Hodges won the 55 hurdles (8.86), the high jump (5-4). For the girls, Oxbow’s Tyrus Rosten was third in the 300 (48.77).

Boys Team Scores: St. Johnsbury 116, Oxbow 95.5, Hartford 59, Springfield 38, Lebanon 36, Thetford 23, Hanover 1.5.

Girls Team Scores: St. Johnsbury 150, Hartford 144, Oxbow 35.5, Hanover 25.5, Springfield 9, Thetford 8.

Bowling

Hartford Second Vs. South Burlington

Shelburne, vt. — Hartford upset second-seeded Windsor before falling to top seed South Burlington at Champlain Lanes.

Rayce Gilbert lifted the Yellowjackets to the second seed, rolling a 224-192 individual score. Grayson Frazer bowled a 172-176 and Patrick Kelley rolled a 150-111. Hartford’s Cean Lieberman Jr. led the Canes with a 172-160, while Camden LeBrun rolled a 175-185 and Alexis Johnston bowled a 152-151.

Hartford defeated Windsor in three matches, 172-164, 115-136, 172-148, to get to the final. Windsor defeated Burlington, 191-130, 156-113, in the consolation match. The Canes lost to South Burlington, 191-130, 156-113, in the championship.

Diving

Hanover Sweeps At Bishop Guertin Invite

Lowell, Mass. — Amelia Wallis walked away with a winning score of 350.20 to help the Marauders’ girls sweep 11-dive competition the Bishop Guertin Division Invitational at the UMass Lowell pool.

Hanover’s Luna Falkenberg finished second (225.55) and Sophia May placed third (204.65). The Marauders’ girls were first and second in the six-dive competition, with Emma Sabian (83.05) followed by Charlotte Pidgeon (53.7).

Hanover’s boys were second overall behind Exeter with team captain Kai Renshaw winning the 11-dive competition with 355.55 points. Teammate Ben Hoffer finished fifth (193.26).

Clay Kynor was fourth in the six-dive competition with 107.85 points.

Men’s Basketball

Dartmouth 61, Albany 52

Albany, n.y. — Dartmouth’s Chris Knight scored 16 points and grabbed nine rebounds as Big Green rallied in the second half to beat Albany (3-8) for the second time this season.

Dartmouth (8-5) trailed 34-25 at the break. Knight scored six points as part of a 17-6 run to open the second half, giving the Big Green a 42-40 edge with 10:31 to play.

Albany closed to 48-45 with 5:31 left but a layup by Knight and a Brendan Barry 3-pointer helped push it to 55-45 with 2:38 remaining. Knight was 8-for-11 from the field for Dartmouth, which has won four straight. Barry added 16 points, seven rebounds and five assists and James Foye had 10 points and five assists.

Albany got off to a 11-7 start then surged 12-1 on 3-pointers by Ahmad Clark, Adam Lulka, Cameron Healy and Devonte Campbell to take a 23-8 lead with 8:23 to go in the first half.