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GIRLS BASKETBALL
Oxbow 57, Thetford 34
Key athletes: Oxbow — Braylee Phelps (13 points); Brooke Osgood (10 points); Makenna Houston (9 points). Thetford — Addison Labelle (16 points); Lacy Parkman (10 points).
Key moment: Oxbow scored 20 points in the second quarter to extend their lead at halftime.
Coach’s quote: “Thetford is always a tough team to play. They bring a good crowd and work hard. We were fortunate enough to come out on top tonight.” — Barry Emerson, Oxbow
Woodstock 47, Rivendell 39
Key athletes: Rivendell — Grace Bourne (16 points); Lily Murray (19 points).
Key moment: Rivendell executed a play off the baseline to cut Woodstock’s lead to five.
Coach’s quote: “We played hard tonight; great building block for our future. Happy with our effort.” — Kraig Harlow, Rivendell
BOYS BASKETBALL
Hanover 47, Lebanon 23
Key athletes: Hanover — Roy Lucas (14 points); Wyatt Daigle (13 points).
Rivendell 70, Arlington 55
Key athletes: Rivendell — Evan Woodward (19 points); Nolan Bourn (14 points); Bryson Gilman (11 points); Kaleb Harris (9 points); Kale O’Donnell (13 rebounds).
Key moment: Rivendell used a 26-10 third quarter to pull away from Arlington on Saturday in Orford.
Coach’s quote: “I’m happy with our effort and energy. We still need to clean some things up a bit, commit fewer turnovers.” — Andy Perkins, Rivendell
Randolph 57, White River Valley 44
Key athletes: Randolph — Eli Messier (20 points); Daniel Piasecki (17 points); Jack White (11 points); White River Valley — Allen Wedge (16 points, 8 rebounds), Grayson Russ (8 points, 5 assists).
Hartford 58, Middlebury 44
Key athletes: Hartford — Noah Jenks (15 points); Rex Banning (9 points); Owen Jenks (8 points).
Key moment: Hartford led 29-21 at halftime.
Coach’s quote: “We could never pull away from them tonight. Their 6-foot-7 center, who is heading to Yale for football next year, gave us problems. We have some stuff to clean up, but it’s nice to be 8-0.” — Mike Gaudette, Hartford
GIRLS HOCKEY
Beekmantown (N.Y.) 4, Hanover 1
Key athletes: Hanover — Pauline Rudd (1 goal); Lucy Braga (1 assist); Ally Mackenzie (19 saves). Shots on goal: Hanover 33, Beekmantown 23.
Key moment: A Beekmantown goal 17 seconds after Hanover scored was a momentum-changing goal late in the second period.
Coach’s quote: “We had enough grade-A offensive opportunities to win this game. We need to be better at converting those chances against a strong goalie. We see them again in two weeks, so it’ll be a good test.” — John Dodds, Hanover
Beekmantown (N.Y.) 3, Lebanon 2
Key athletes: Lebanon — Sara Forman (1 goal); Natalie Dexter (1 goal, 1 assist); Andy Lindquist (16 saves).
Key moment: After scoring first, Lebanon gave up two quick goals at end of first and start of second periods
Coach’s quote: “Other than our two-minute lapse, we played solid hockey against a good Beekmantown team. This was our first real test of the season, and the players responded. Proud of our group’s resilience and grit.” — Dan McGee, Lebanon
Hartford 3, Woodstock 0
Key athletes: Hartford — Zoe Zanleoni and Johanna Kissell (1 goal, 1 assist each); Ali Morlock (1 goal); Flynn Moreno and Sophie Daniels (1 assist each); Nella Bowen (10 saves).
Coach’s quote: “The team executed a lot of the things that we worked on throughout the week, so seeing them immediately put those skills into the game was great.” — Jason Gramling, Hartford
BOYS HOCKEY
Missisquoi 2, Hartford 1
Key athlete: Hartford’s Kaleb Sanderson was the story once again making 45 saves
Coach’s quote: “Another tough one-goal loss. Kaleb was sensational in net. His quickness and athleticism were on full display.” — Todd Bebeau, Hartford
Hanover 2, Bow 1
Key athletes: Hanover — Ronan Przydzielski (1 goal, 1 assist); Andy Zhang (1 goal); Casey Griffin and Ryan Carroll (1 assist each); Jorgen Drent (22 saves).
Key moment: Ronan Przydzielski scored on a breakaway with 1:58 remaining in game to give the Bears the victory.
Coach’s quote: “We played a great defensive game from start to finish. Our team is really taking pride in playing aggressive D in all three zones. Tonight it paid off, as our strong D led to both of our goals.” — Dick Dodds, Hanover
INDOOR TRACK
Hanover’s Deeb, Newport’s Dixon take firsts
Hanover’s Aria Deeb won the 1,000 and 1,500 meters and Newport’s Callie Dixon took first in the shot put at the New Hampshire Winter Track and Field meet at Plymouth State University on Saturday.
Deeb, Alice Bell, Grace Stewart and Lou Henson of Hanover won the 4×800 relay, and the Newport boys 4×800 relay team of Alex Couitt, Tristan Hannum, John Wilkinson and Bryce Palmer finished second. Alexander Collins, Oliver Collins, Grayson Lyall and Ethan Welder of Hanover were third in their 4×800.
Other top finishes included Palmer, second in the 600 meters; Oliver Collins, third in the 1,000 meters; Alexander Collins, second in the 1,500 meters; Grace Stewart, third in the 1,500 meters; and Isiah Nash Mercado of Newport, fourth in the shot put.
Hanover and Newport tied for seventh among 13 teams. The Hanover girls were fourth and the Newport girls 10th in a field of 12 teams.
Perdrizet leads Thetford boys at Vermont meet
At the Vermont Track and Field meet in Burlington on Sunday, the Thetford boys finished first among 18 Division II teams and third among all schools on the strength of four first-place finishes by Panther junior Sebastian Perdrizet.
Perdrizet won the 55-meter dash, the 300 meters, the high jump and the long jump. Teammate Emmett Terry was fourth in the 55 meters and fifth in the 300 meters, and Daniel Mann of Thetford finished fourth in the 300 meters and second in the 600 meters. Also for Thetford was Oliver Emery (fourth, 1,000 meters, second one mile). The Hartford girls finished fourth among 21 teams with strong showing by its relay teams.
Other results:
Hartford: Boys — Elliot Brooks, (fifth, one mile; fourth, two mile); Johannis Hinman, Colby Albrecht, Jaidin Bennett and Jayden Forbes (second, 4×200); Eagan Cadreact, Layne Hill, Carlos McLeod and Lucas Sanderson (fourth, 4×200). Girls — Isabella Lombardi (second, two mile); Scarlett Brooks, Maddie Carbino, Samantha Fraser and Kathryn Summarsell (third, 4×200); Brooks, Lombardi, August Fallon and Summarsell (first, 4×800); Tess Blake-D’Amato, Matilda Dalpra, Aria Smith and Rosemary Dalpra (second, 4×400).
Thetford: Boys — Zac Adams, Wendell Durham, Oliver Emery and Peter Horan (third, 4×800). Girls — Lizzie Brown, Leah Crossett, Lilian Miller and Aislin Peters (fourth, 4×200); Greyson Beaucage (second, shot put).
White River Valley: Boys — Asher White, William White, Isaac Kinsley and George Roda (second, 4×800); Kinsley (second, shot put). Girls — Imari Taylor (first, shot put).
Oxbow: Casey Wiedrick (fourth, 1,000 meters).
Sharon: Finn Proulx (second, 1,000 meters).
Boys team scores (Division II): Thetford 78, Rice 52, U-32 51, Montpelier 31, Hartford 27, White River Valley 26, Fair Haven 24, Lamoille 14, Burr & Burton 14, Springfield 14 (Sharon 8, 13th).
Girls team scores (Division II): Burr & Burton 92, U-32 91. 33, Green Mountain 42, Hartford 32, Lake Region 19, Milton 16.33, Peoples 14, Thetford 12, Missisquoi 11, Arlington 10, White River Valley 1, (Oxbow 4, 16th)
Thetford boys, Hartford girls relay teams place second
Thetford’s 4×200 boys relay team of Daniel Mann, Emmett Terry, David Thaxton and Owen Goodrich was second at the fourth Vermont Indoor Track and Field meet in Burlington on Dec. 31. Also taking second was the Hartford girls 4×400 team of Scarlett Brooks, Maddie Carbino, August Fallon and Kathryn Summarsell.
For White River Valley, Jack Hughes was third in the long jump and teammate George Roda was fourth in the 1,000 meters and sixth in the one mile. Imari Taylor won the shot put for the Wildcats, and Addison Isham was fifth in the girls high jump. Thetford’s Oliver Emery was third in the two mile and Oxbow’s Casey Wiedrick was sixth in the girls two mile.
In team scores, Theford was sixth, White River Valley eighth and Hartford 12th among 25 boys teams. On the girls side, with 23 schools, White River Valley was ninth, Hartford 13th, Oxbow and Thetford were tied for 20th.