Local roundup for Monday

Boys Lacrosse

Hanover 17, Pembroke 0

Key players: Hanover — JJ Bornstein (So, A) 4g 1a; Michael Anderson (So, A) 3g 2a; Sam Bagatell (Jr, A) 2g 2a; Jake Rotchford (So, M) 2g 1a; EJ Frechette (So, A) 2g 1a, Sid Makofsky (Fr, M) 1g 1a; John Scherer (Sr, M) 1g; Trevor Sanders (So, M) 1g; Casper Besana (Jr, M) 1g; Hopper Kelley (So, A) 1g; Reed Oberting (Fr, M) 1a; Jack Meyers (Jr, M) 1a; Peak Temple (Fr, LSM) 1a

Records: Hanover 2-3; Pembroke 0-5

Girls Lacrosse

Coe Brown 7, Lebanon 2

Key players: Coe Brown — Lebanon — Kenzie Ray and Sara Forman

Highlights: Abby Auch 1 g; Norah Burns 1 g; Caroline Weber 1 assist; Drew Kantor 14 saves

Coach’s quote: “Defensively, we have come together very well. We continue to struggle putting the ball in the net but the effort and hustle from the whole team are keeping us in games.” — Sara Ecker, Lebanon

Records: Coe Brown 3-1; Lebanon 2-1

Boys Tennis

Lebanon 5, Merrimack 4

Key players: Lebanon — Singles: 1) Mikhail Agapov (M) vs. Kyle Hines (L) 0 – 8; 2) Leon Rossman (M) vs. Augie Church-Cole (L) 8 – 3; 3) Jermy Nigen (M) vs. Lavi Halwawala (L) 8 – 6; 4) Lucas Goldberg (M) vs. Lucas Graham (L) 2 – 8; 5) Drew Bergen (M) vs. Axel Ericson (L) 4 – 8; 6) Carter Theriault (M) vs. Finn Danaher (L) 8 – 0; Doubles: 1) Mikhail Agapov/Leon Rossman (M) vs. Kyle Hines/Lucas Graham (L) 0 – 8; 2) Jermy Nigen/Lucas Goldberg (M) vs. Augie Church-Cole/Lavi Halwawala (L) 3 – 8; 3) Drew Bergen/Connor Minor (M) vs. Axel Ericson/Finn Danaher (L) 8 – 4

Highlights: Merrimack’s coach and athletic director worked wonders to get soaking wet courts into very playable condition by the time we arrived, so we are quite grateful to them for not having to drive down twice. The tennis was great on the court, with many close games in each set. And the Spikeball off the court between both schools was a real show of sportsmanship and camaraderie between the teams.

Coach’s quote: “Kyle’s singles opponent is an excellent tennis player, so that speaks volumes about Kyle’s ability to adapt and outplay. Both Augie and Lavi were down 1 – 7, but able to get more games before falling. In doubles, Kyle and Lucas played wonderfully.” — Tammy Arado and Jarrod Shaheen

Records: Lebanon 5 – 1; Merrimack 3 – 4

Softball

Hartford 9, Fair Haven 3

Key players: Hartford — Faith Brown, single; Madelin Crowley, single, rbi; Emerson Whitney, single, 2 rbi; Serenitee Martel, single, rbi; Sylvia Johnson, 2 singles; Haley Maxham, single, double, 3 rbi; Madylyn Matheson, 3 stolen bases

Highlights: Serenitee Martel pitched with 15 strikeouts, 3 walks, 3 HBP, 4 earned hits.

Records: Hartford 2-1

Fall Mountain 12, Mascoma 0

Key players: Fall Mountain — Mascoma — Abby Waugh, Aaralyn Chiasson, Lyla Paysen, Montana Ballard

Highlights: Senior Ashby pitched her third game in a row and total 7 struck outs, Freshmen Paysen and Ballard played impressive defense in the field as well as Junior Chiasson.

Coach’s quote: “Defensively we are getting things done, we just need to get out bats going. We have a you group of girls working hard, we had some contact with the ball today and runners on base, now we just have to make it all come together ” — Danielle Pushee, Mascoma

Records: Fall Mountain ; Mascoma 0-4

ConVal 2, Lebanon 1

Oxbow High School 12, Spaulding 0

Key players: Oxbow High School — Anastase Bourgeois, Braylee Phelps, Mazie Bourgeois

Highlights: Anastase Bourgeois with 11 strikeouts in 6 innings to collect a no hitter on the day. She contributed at the plate with a home run . Phelps went 3 for 4 with a home run and 2 singles. Mazie Bourgeois went 3 for 3 today.

Coach’s quote: “The girls hit the ball well today. And their fielding was on point. Very proud of these girls today.” — Chuck Simmons, Oxbow

Records: Oxbow High School 4-0

Baseball

White River Valley 12,
Leland and Gray 2

Key players: White River Valley — Jacob Benoit, Brayden Russ, Quinlan Grace, Zander Clark, and Wyatt Cadwell

Highlights: Quinlan Grace threw the first 4 innings for the Cats giving up just 3 hits, 1 earned run and striking out 9. Zander Clark finished up for the cats throwing 1 inning giving up 1 earned run and striking out 2. At the plate the cats had another big day with 17 hits. Jacob Benoit led the way going 4 for 4 with 3 runs scored. Brayden Russ was 3 for 4, Quinlan Grace 2 for 4 with a triple, Wyatt Cadwell was 2 for 4, Zander Clark 2 for 2 with a double and 2 rbis, Ty Couture, Donavan Craven, Holden Rediker and Issac Wimett all added a hit apiece.

Records: White River Valley 4-0; Leland and Gray 1-3

Mascoma 16, Interlakes 5

Key players: Mascoma — Ballard 2 hits, 2 runs, 3 RBI/ Moulton 2 hits, 3 runs, 2 RBI St Pierre 5 IP, 5 runs, 4 hits, 7 BB, 9 K’s Interlakes — Streeter 2 hits, 2 runs, 3 RBI 1 BB

Highlights: Mascoma scored 10 runs in the first inning and never looked back. St Pierre went the full 5 innings and kept Interlakes at bay

Coach’s quote: “Mascoma continues to show strong offensive production” — Sal Percia, Mascoma

Records: Mascoma 1-3; Interlakes 0-4