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BOYS BASKETBALL
Mascoma 89, White Mountain 44
Key athletes: Mascoma — Brayden Pierce 29 points, Bryce Ballou 24 points, Aiden Hemmerling 8 points, Conner Hemmerling 7 points; White Mountain — Kason Smith 20 points.
Key moment: After the bench stepped up, Mascoma’s shooters got going.
Coach’s quote: “Huge contributions from the bench tonight. We were in foul trouble for the entire game and had guys go down with injuries Colin Burns, Declan Lyons and Bryce Porter came in and steadied the ship.” — Silas Ayres, Mascoma
Rivendell 53, Long Trail 42
Key athletes: Josh Douglas filled the stat sheet with 12 points, 7 assists and 6 rebounds. Nolan Bourn led all scorers with 20 points, and Evan Woodward notched 11 points and 11 rebounds. Nate Worlard led Long Trail with 11 points.
Key moment: Rivendell used tough defense and Bourn’s scoring to build an 11-point halftime advantage.
Coach’s quote: “I’m pleased with our defense. Toren King, Bryson Gilman, Bourn and Woodward all played great defensively. We actually shot the ball well, but turnovers limited the number of shots we took.” — Andy Perkins, Rivendell
Hanover 55, Kingswood 25
Key athletes: Wyatt Daigle 16 points, Allie Muirhead 13 points, Roy Lucas 11 points.
Key moment: Holding Kingswood to three points in the third quarter.
Coach’s quote: “We picked up the defensive intensity in the second half, and that really sparked us offensively the rest of the way.” — Denver Greene, Hanover
Hartford 81, Mount Anthony 41
Key athletes: Noah Jenks 17 points, Kole Fotion 15 points, Rex Baning 12 points and Ryan Murphy 10 points.
Key moment: Three consecutive dunks off of steals by Kole Fotion, Ryan Murphy and Joey Gardner ignited us.
Coach’s quote: “Long bus ride and took us a half to get going. Overall, I’m very happy that we continue to get better each week, and different players are leading each night.” — Mike Gaudette, Hartford
Oxbow 55, Blue Mountain 34
Key athletes: Oxbow — Jayden Huntoon 14 points, Brogan Covey 9 points, Colin Chase 9 points, Kobin Ellsworth 8 points; Blue Mountain — Landon Houle 9 points, Brody Scott 7 points.
Key moment: Oxbow outscored BMU 29-11 in the second and third quarters.
Coach’s quote: “I thought our team played with good pace tonight and worked really well getting quality possessions.” — Jesse Ellsworth, Oxbow
ConVal 54, Lebanon 33
Key athletes: Miles Saunders led the way for Lebanon with 12 points, and teammate Ethan Gray added six points. Max Cail had 23 for ConVal.
Key moment: ConVal scored 18 points in the third quarter to extend their lead and put themselves in control of the game.
Coach’s quote: “We gave them too many extra possessions by turning the ball over and giving up offensive rebounds. Credit to them; they hit shots and took advantage of the extra possessions.” — Blendon Salls, Lebanon
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Oxbow 47, Rivendell 39
Key athletes: Oxbow — Braylee Phelps 15 points, Makenna Houston 12 points, Brooke Osgood 7 points; Rivendell — Grace Bourn had 25 points, Lily Murray 8 points.
Key moment: Oxbow went on a little run in the third quarter that just gave the Olympians the edge down the stretch.
Coach’s quote: “The girls are working hard and putting things together. It’s a great time of year to have that happen.” — Barry Emerson, Oxbow
BOYS HOCKEY
Hartford 5, St. Johnsbury 3
Key athletes: Kaiden Allen 3 goals, Tyler Spaulding 2 goals, Kaleb Sanderson 32 saves in first goaltending start in a month since hurting his knee.
Key moment: Down 1-0 after the first period, Hartford exploded for four second-period goals.
Coach’s quote: “We certainly did not start the game on time, allowing 16 shots in the first period. The kids were able to regroup and play much better in the second and third.” — Todd Bebeau, Hartford
Hanover 4, Manchester 1
Key athletes: Jake Rotchford 1 goal, 2 assists; Ronan Przydzielski 1 goal, 1 assist; Casey Griffin 2 goals; Rex Chanyi 2 assists; JoJo Drent 20 saves.
Key moment: Scored three goals in second period to break open tight game.
Coach’s quote: “Nice road victory, and what was encouraging was continued improvement in our defensive zone and our execution on the breakout. It was also nice getting contributions from everyone in the lineup.” — Dick Dodds, Hanover
GIRLS HOCKEY
Hartford 4, Essex 4 (OT)
Key athletes: Zoe Zanleoni 3 goals, 1 assist; Johanna Kissell 1 goal, 1 assist; Sophie Daniels 2 assists; Grace Hayes 1 assist; Aubree Gramling 34 saves.
Key moment: In a back-and-forth game, Zanleoni scored her third goal of the game with 2:19 seconds left to tie things up and forcer overtime.
Coach’s quote: “This was a great tie for us. Essex has a strong and deep roster, and we were able to match each goal that they scored. Very proud of the team for never giving up in this one!” — Jason Gramling, Hartford
Lebanon-Kearsarge-Mascoma 3, STA-Winnacunnet-Dover 0
Key athletes: Andy Lindquist shutout in goal; Maezie Angles 1 goal; Julia McGee 1 goal; Kate Clary 1 goal; Montana Ballard 1 assist.
Key moment: Lebanon was fired up and ready from puck drop. Three-goal first period set the tone.
Coach’s quote: “Great sense of urgency all night. We played a complete game, moved the puck well and our team defending was exceptional. Proud of the team’s energy and grit on senior night.” — Dan McGee, Lebanon-Kearsarge-Mascoma
Lebanon-Kearsarge-Mascoma 2, Trinity/Bow 0
Key athletes: Captain Sara Forman played a great full-ice game and scored twice. Montana Ballard picked up two assists. Shutout by Pipper Hamilton in goal.
Key moment: Power-play goal halfway through the first period by Forman helped Raiders take the early lead.
Coach’s quote: “After a flat first period, we got back to our game in the second and played a complete lockdown, dominant third. Good to see the players respond and play with heart and grit.” — Dan McGee, Lebanon-Kearsarge-Mascoma