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SKI JUMPING
Hanover 379, Kennett 370, Plymouth 356, Concord 259, Mascoma 183, Londonderry 93, Sunapee 87, Lebanon 83
Key athletes: Hayden Clapp led Hanover at their home meet to victory, finishing first. Harris Bushell was third, Julian Hart 10th and Collin Andrade’s 11th place rounded out the scoring for the Bears. Mascoma’s Timmy Tourville skied to 4th.
Key moment: The two long jumps of the night (27.5 meters) secured the victory for Clapp.
Coach’s quote: “It takes depth to win these meets, and Hart and Andrade sealed the victory for Hanover. Stylish jumping led to the highest finish of Andrade’s high school career.” — Tom Dodds, Hanover
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Oxbow 57, Lake Region 44
Key athletes: Oxbow — Brooke Osgood (16 points); Makenna Houston (13 points); Braylee Phelps (10 points). Lake Region — Rylee Knights (17 points); Abby Warriner (11 points).
Key moment: Oxbow went on a key run in the fourth quarter, fueled by Osgood and Phelps, to push the lead over 10 points.
Coach’s quote: “The team really had fun playing together tonight and it showed what they can accomplish when they are having fun.” — Barry Emerson, Oxbow
BOYS HOCKEY
Londonderry 1, Hanover 0
Key athletes: Jorgen Drent (18 saves)
Key moment: The Bears received solid play from Michael Anderson, Jonny Woolsey and Andy Feng.
Coach’s quote: “Despite the score, we saw great improvement in our breakout and passing game. Two areas that are going to help us win hockey games down the road. We are so close to being a really good team.” — Dick Dodds, Hanover
SWIMMING
Hanover girls are first in nine-team meet
In its final meet before the NHIAA Division II state championships on Feb. 14, the Hanover girls swim team came out on top in a meet on Tuesday at the Upper Valley Aquatic Center involving nine other teams. The Bears scored 70 points ahead of Hollis-Brookline, second, with 31 points. The Hanover boys defeated three other teams with 64 points, followed by Keene at 48.
Hanover’s wins were by Alan Zhqng (boys, 200-yard free, 100-yard butterfly), Addy Cesanek (girls, 100-yard butterfly) and Kai Britton (girls, 100-yard free). For Lebanon, Hailey Belardo won the girls’ 200-yard IM and the 100-yard backstroke. The Lebanon girls finished fourth.
