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BOYS SOCCER
Oxbow 7, Blue Mountain 0
Key athletes: Jayden Huntoon (4 goals, 1 assist); Johnny Smith, Kobin Ellsworth, Dave Prouty (1 goal each); John Bohan, Aden Moore, Quinten Drugach (1 assist each); keeper Landon Welch (2 saves)
Key Moment: Johnny Smith scored first off a rebound back behind the 18 to put it back post.
Coach’s quote: “Very proud of these boys and the level of teamwork. We have been missing it at the start of this season, and today they really came together.” – Chuck Simmons, Oxbow
Thetford Academy 2, North Country 1
Key athletes: Thetford: Owen Goodrich, Henry Trage (1 goal each); Emmett Terry (1 assist)
Coach’s quote: “Great to see us go up early in the second half, but also disheartening to give up a goal late in the half. Thrilled to see the team play strong right up to the last minutes to secure the win.” – Jonathan Bicknell, Thetford
Woodstock 1, Fair Haven 0
Key athletes: Goalkeeper Owen Whalen (4 saves); defenders Oliver Boswell, Alex Wynn, Kody Lantiegne. Woodstock (9 shots)
Key Moment: Elijah Tyrrell scored the game’s only goal 30 minutes into the first half from a tight angle. Woodstock’s record is 1-4.
Coach’s quote: “The boys have been working super hard and kept a positive mindset. Happy to see them rewarded.” – Alex Montano, Woodstock
GIRLS SOCCER
Hartford 5, Otter Valley 3
Key athletes: Hartford: Harper Traendly (3 goals); Lucy Crowley, Riley Martin (1 goal, 1 assist each)
Key Moment: Otter Valley is much improved from our first game two weeks ago – they battled hard all night to keep it tight.
Coach’s quote: “The game was a little chaotic at times, but the girls kept battling and we’re obviously very pleased with the win and a 4-0 start to the season.” – Blake Lopes, Hartford
GOLF
Dover 199, Hanover 199, Nashua South 228
Key athletes: Andrew Cramer and Julian Hart of Hanover were co-medialists (37 each) on the par-35 Cochecho course.
Key moment: Dover beat Hanover in a 6th man tiebreaker, 42 to 44.
Hartford Varsity 160, Woodstock 190, Lebanon 204, Windsor 207, Green Mountain 220, Hartford JV 233
Key athletes: Hartford’s Sam Grigsby was the medalist (37)
Hartford also placed second in the Battenkill Cup on Monday.
FIELD HOCKEY
Windsor 1, Brattleboro 0
Key athletes: Hannah Tenney (1 goal); Mackenzie Kleefisch (1 assist); Tatum Flanagan (4 saves)
CROSS COUNTRY
Hartford, White River Valley runners finish second in girls and boys SVL races
HARTFORD — Sylvia Johnson of Hartford and George Roda of White River Valley were the top finishers among Upper Valley teams at a Southern Vermont League cross country meet on Tuesday.
Johnson was second in the 5,000 meter girls races with a time of 18:45, which was eight seconds behind winner Desi Broadley of Green Mountain (18:37). Roda also finished second, crossing in 16:27 behind Finnegan Barden of Randolph (15:53.)
Other top 10 finishes in the girls field of 25 were Casey Wiedrick, Oxbow, 3rd, Anya Young, White River Valley, 4th, Scarlett Brooks, Hartford, 6th, Lyla Metheny Hartford, 8th, Maddie Carbino, Hartford 9th, and Kira White, Hartford 10th. In the boys race, Hartford captured the 3rd through 6th finishes with Elliot Brooks, Leo Snyder-Hamala, Scott McSherry, and Elijah Olstad. Finishing seventh and eighth were John Henry Andrew and Charlie Mogavero of Claremont Christian Academy with George Rosalbo of Randolph 9th and Douglas Kussius of Hartford 10th in the field of 31 runners. Jake Danis, 12th, was top finisher for the Oxbow boys
Results: Boys: Hartford 14, Randolph 36, Claremont Christian Academy 40. Girls: Hartford 19, Green Mountain 34, Randolph 35.