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Windsor’s Tanner Crane is blocked by Thetford’s Liam Murphy during their VPA D-III basketball playoff game on Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2025, in Thetford, Vt. Thetford won, 83-42. (Valley News-Jennifer Hauck) -
Thetford’s Braxton Adams (5) and Liam Murphy (2) chase after a loose ball with Windsor’s Tanner Crane between them during their VPA D-III basketball playoff game on Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2025, in Thetford, Vt. Thetford won, 83-42. (Valley News-Jennifer Hauck) -
Thetford head coach Jason Gray talks with his players in the first half of their game with Windsor in the VPA D-III basketball playoff game on Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2025, in Thetford, Vt. Thetford won, 83-42. (Valley News-Jennifer Hauck) -
Thetford’s Hunter Clay battles under the basket with Windsor’s Mike Lopez during their VPA D-III basketball playoff game on Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2025 in Thetford, Vt. Thetford won, 83-42. (Valley News-Jennifer Hauck)
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Hartford 69, MSJ 10
Key players: Hartford — Noah Jenks (14 points); Ryan Murphy (12 points); Owen Jenks (9 points); all 12 Hurricanes scored; MSJ — Gavin Treanor (5 points)
Highlights: Hartford led 32-6 at halftime en route to an easy win to open the VPA Division II state tournament at home.
Coach’s quote: “Defensively we were really good tonight. Everyone played a lot of minutes. We play (No.) 7 Lamoille on Friday night.” — Hartford’s Mike Gaudette
Records: Hartford 18-3; MSJ 3-18
Oyster River 61, Hanover 46
Key players: Oyster River — Matt Jernigan, Owen Jacques; Hanover — Wyatt Daigle
Highlights: Oyster River won on their senior nightwith Matt Jernigan (18 points) and Owen Jacques (14) leading the way. Hanover was led by Wyatt Daigle with a game-high 23. The Bears end their season with a 15-3 record as they wait and see who they will play first in the playoffs. The defeat knocked Hanover from first to third in the Division II standings, behind Pembroke (15-2) and Pelham (14-3).
Records: Oyster River 12-5; Hanover 15-3
Kennett 56, Lebanon 50
Key players: Kennett — Bo Noung (22 points); Daven Bailey (13 points); Lebanon — Miles Saunders (17 points); Nehemiah Billings (10 points)
Highlights: Ben Britton (5 rebounds) and Myles Nolan (6 points) celebrated their last home game at LHS on senior night in a narrow loss to the visiting Eagles. Saunders scored 10 of his 17 in the fourth quarter, leading the comeback. Kennett made foul shots down the stretch to pull away with the win.
Coach’s quote: “That might have been our most complete game from start to finish! The kids played really hard and shared the ball really well tonight. We had some great looks late in the game that didn’t fall.” — Lebanon’s Blendon Salls
Records: Kennett 8-9; Lebanon 3-14