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FOOTBALL

Hanover 35, Milford 0

Key athletes: Hanover’s John Taylor (81 rushing yards, 2 TDs); EJ Frechette (92 passing yards, 2 TDs); Roy Lucas (44 yard TD reception); Caleb Franklin (17 yard TD); Keller Green (6 tackles)

Key moment: Lucas broke open the game with a 44 yard TD reception.

Coach’s quote: “It was a fun evening of Friday night lights. The team played hard in its home opener, and the fans came out to support the school and these players. Now we need to build on the momentum.” — Hanover’s Jon Gentine

Mascoma 38, Raymond 8

Key athletes: Paxten Roberts (2 touchdowns); Justin Fletcher (3 rushing, 1 passing touchdowns); Colin Myers (2 sacks); Myles Wetherbee and Justin Fletcher (1 interception each)

Coach’s quote: “Our offensive line and running backs played outstanding. With a stacked box, we still drove the ball in between the tackles. And defensively played as close to perfect as we could have hoped.” — Mascoma’s John Daley

GIRLS SOCCER

Sunapee 6, Mascoma 0

Key athletes: Montana Ballard (17 saves)

BOYS SOCCER

Arlington 6, Rivendell 0

Key athletes: Rivendell junior goalkeeper Evan Woodward (19 saves)

Coach’s quote: “We have a young group learning how to compete at this level, so I’m confident we will improve going forward” — Rivendell’s Soren Smith

FIELD HOCKEY

Rice 6, Woodstock 1

Key athletes: Woodstock: Grace Perreault (1 goal); Paige Stone (12 saves)

Windsor 1, Hartford 1 (OT)

Key athletes: Mackenzie Kleefischs (1 goal); Audrey McFarland (1 assist); Tatum Flanagan (8 saves)

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

Hanover 3, Fall Mountain 0

Key athletes: Kate Wehmeyer (4 aces, 3 serving runs); Claire Starosta (7 kills, 2 blocks, 3 aces); Sage Fargher (26 assists); Hudson Cusimano (5 kills, 3 aces, 9 digs)

Key Moment: After a tight rally at the net, Sage Fargher found an open deep corner with a push kill to side out.

Coach’s quote: “Fall Mountain was scrappy and had competitive servers. We were able to get a handle on our serve, receive, and run our offense tonight.” — Hanover’s Hunter Gosselin

BASS FISHING

Lebanon finishes first at Squam Lake Fishing Tournament (8 fish limit)

20 teams competed, some schools had multiple teams

1st: Lebanon eight fish for 18.77 lbs James Barkley (10th); Tucker Camp (9th). Lebanon also won the Lunker prize with a 2.96 lb Smallmouth

2nd: Mascoma eight fish for 15.75 lbs

3rd: Windham eight fish for 15.68 lbs

4th: Keene/Monandnock eight fish 13.62 lbs

5th: Hinsdale/Monadnock six fish 12.60 lbs

6th: John Stark five fish 11.36 lbs

CROSS COUNTRY

Hanover girls win Queensbury Invitational

QUEENSBURY, N.Y. — Finishing sixth among 174 runners, senior Megan Faris led Hanover High to a first place finish among 21 teams at the Queensbury Pre-States Invitational Division 4 cross country race on Saturday.

Hanover’s Aria Deeb was 11th, Millie Larrick 14th and Lila Muirhead 22nd in the 5,000 meter race. Hanover’s team score of 76 points was 26 points better than second place John Jay of Cross River, N.Y.

The Hanover boys finished fourth in Division 4, with Isaac McNaughton 10th in the 5,000 meter race and Alexander Collins 13th among 182 runners.

Mascoma’s Russell second at Eagle Nest Invitational

PORTSMOUTH — Mascoma’s Carl Russell finished second at the Eagles Nest Invitational cross country race on Saturday. Karson Rogers was 12th in the field of 28.

For the girls, Izzy Currier was 10th for the Royals. Team scores were not compiled.

“Carl Russell and Izzy Currier both medaled and led some really strong performances for us today,” Mascoma coach Rick Currier said.