Omaha, Neb. — Hannah Cox’s run at the U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials is done.

The 18-year-old from Hartland came up short on Tuesday in bids to advance to semifinal action in a pair of races. A day after making the eight-athlete final in the women’s 400-meter freestyle, the Upper Valley Aquatic Club competitor missed the semifinals in the 200 free and 200 individual medley at the CenturyLink Center.

Racing in the ninth of 11 morning heats in the 200 free, Cox couldn’t earn a slot in the 16-swimmer semifinals with a time of 2 minutes, 0.62 seconds. Although ranked 27th of 109 competitors after heats, Cox missed out on a semifinal berth by just 0.62 seconds.

Cox swam a time of 2:18.71 in her 200 IM heat, good for 58th out of 118 competitors in the field, but about 3 seconds out of a semifinal slot.

The recent Kimball Union Academy graduate’s first visit to the Olympic Trials included qualification in Monday’s 400 free final. Cox had the seventh-fastest time in prelims and finished eighth in her first Olympic Trials final.

Cox is bound for the University of Arizona women’s swim team this fall.

NECBL Hawks-Mystic Ppd.

White River Junction — With inclement weather forecast for Tuesday night, the Upper Valley Nighthawks have turned a planned home-and-home series with the Mystic Schooners (7-8) into a road doubleheader.

The Nighthawks (8-8) will make the long trek to Mystic, Conn., this afternoon for back-to-back, seven-inning games at The Shipyard at Fitch (Conn.) High School. Cordes Baker (USC Lancaster) and Wes Engle (Texas State) will get starts on the mound for Upper Valley, which earned a 4-3 win over the Sanford Mainers on Monday night thanks to a solo home run from Charlie Concannon (St. Joseph’s) in the 13th inning. Tonight’s games will be the only regular-season meetings between the Hawks and Schooners this summer.

The Schooners have won four out of their last five games, dropping a four-game win streak with a 4-3 loss to New Bedford on Saturday. With the rescheduled game, Mystic will have had two days off headed into tonight’s twinbill.

First pitch for game one is scheduled for 5 p.m. The Nighthawks have an off day on Thursday and will travel to Winnipesaukee on Friday before returning home Saturday to take on the Valley Blue Sox at the Maxfield Sports Complex.

Golf NEWGA Championship Underway

Waterbury Center, Vt. — Former Lebanon High golfer Colette Schmidt shot an 83 at the New England Women’s Golf Association championship at par-72 Country Club of Vermont.

Schmidt is in a six-way tie for 21st.

Paige MacLeary (Claremont CC, 85), Shelly Yusko and Patricia Declaire (both Quechee Club and 87) led the remaining Upper Valley contingent.

Katie Barrand, of Massachusetts, leads with a 70.

Legion Baseball Lebanon Seniors 13, Plymouth 8

Holderness, n.h. — Andrew Houde and Matt Braley each went 3-for-6 as Lebanon Post 22 defeated Plymouth in a game in which Lebanon scored in every inning.

Braley, who was twice hit by a pitch, scored three runs and Houde scored two. Chase Hussey was 2-for-4 with two runs. Caleb Broughton also had two hits for Post 22.