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GOLF

Harwood 326, Lyndon 340, Otter Valley 343, Stowe 355, Hartford 357, U-32 361 (Vermont D-II State Championship at Dorset Field Club)

Key athletes: Hartford: Thomas Thorburn (84); Teelin Nowlan (87); Carter Williams (91); Sam Grigsby (95); Cody Hathorn (95); Windsor: Jake Smith (77, tied for sixth in the state, qualifies for New Englands)

Woodstock’s Marley Olmstead (3) and Windsor’s Grace Blanchard (21) fight for the ball during a varsity field hockey game at Windsor High School in Windsor, Vt., on Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2025. Woodstock won, 2-1. ALEX DRIEHAUS / Valley News

BOYS SOCCER

Rutland 3, Woodstock 0

Key athletes: Defenders Jacob Legayada, Chris Cueva, Sam Bowdoin and Dexter Namkung

Key moment: Senior night for Woodstock.

Coach’s quote: “Rutland is a very good team but the boys held their own after going down two goals in the first four minutes.” – Alex Montano, Woodstock

GIRLS SOCCER

White River Valley 1, Green Mountain 0

Key athletes: White River Valley goal from Liberti Bollman; Logan Scott with the assist; Rhianna Young (2 saves); Imari Taylor (6 saves)

Key moment: The Wildcats took possession and worked passes through to Scott then Bollman for the breakaway goal.

Coach’s quote: “Green Mountain took advantage of our missed touches and bounces, but the team worked hard to stay focused and force the play outward. Rhianna and Imari earned the clean sheet.” – Kim Prestridge, White River Valley

Windsor head coach Blake Holden, center, talks to her players during a break after the first quarter of a varsity field hockey game against Woodstock at Windsor High School in Windsor, Vt., on Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2025. Woodstock won, 2-1. ALEX DRIEHAUS / Valley News

FIELD HOCKEY

Lebanon 1, ConVal 0 (OT)

Key athletes: Kate Clary (1 goal); Taylor Youngman (3 saves)

Key moment: Clary scored the winning goal in overtime, unassisted.

Coach’s quote: “Great game to honor our seniors: Amelia Gallagher, Bella Orlen, Annella Marsh, Caitlin Hastings, Gabby Mayhew, Harper Rancourt, Savannah Therriault.” – Amanda Valliere, Lebanon

Mascoma 3, St. Thomas Aquinas 2

Key athletes: Makenna Houston, Sophia Smith, Goalie Sam Harkins, Ellie McGrody, Anna Emerson

Key moment: Houston got the Royals on the board first in the second quarter. Smith added another goal two minutes later and a third in the third quarter. 

Coach’s quote: “This was a huge win for us tonight, the nerves I think got the best of us at first, but we were able to pull ourselves back together and hold them off.” — Danielle Pushee, Mascoma 

Woodstock goalkeeper Paige Stone (99) is assisted by her teammates to fend off a Windsor attack during a varsity field hockey game at Windsor High School in Windsor, Vt., on Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2025. Woodstock won, 2-1. ALEX DRIEHAUS / Valley News

CROSS COUNTRY

Hartford stands out at SVL meet

The boys Hartford High cross country team took the first four places and six of the top ten in a Southern Vermont League cross country meet in Springfield, Vt., Tuesday.

Elliot Brooks won the 5,000 meter race in 18:34 with Hurricane teammates  Elijah Ofstad, Scott McSherry and Leo Snyder-Hamalainen finishing second, third and fourth in the field of 31 runners.

The Hartford girls had seven of the top 10 finishes with Sylvia Johnson second, six seconds behind Desi Broadley of Green Mountain who won the 5,000 meter race in 20:18. Anya Young of White River Valley was third and Lyla Metheny of Hartford fourth among 20 runners. Asher White of White River Valley was 11th in the boys race.

Results: Boys – Hartford 19, Mill River Union 57, Bellows Falls Union 115. Girls – Hartford 19, Green Mountain Union 39, Mill River Union 55.