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BOYS HOCKEY

Hanover 4, Bow 0

Key athletes: Hanover — Bryce Morancy (20-save shutout); Casey Griffin, Sid Makofsky and Jake Rochfert (one goal each); Ronan Przydzielski (one goal, one assist); Trevor Sanders and Jack Richardson (one assist each).

Key moment: Goals by Rochfert and Makofsky less than a minute apart four minutes into the first period set the tone for the game.

Coach’s quote: “Nice way to start the (Brian C. Stone Memorial Christmas) tournament. Boys were buzzing early and then defense clamped down in final period. Bryce Morancy was solid in net earning the shutout.” — Dick Dodds, Hanover

Concord 5, Hanover 2

Key athletes: Hanover — Ronan Przydzielski (one goal, one assist); Tim Rudd and Isaac McNaughton (one goal each); Benjamin Fogg and Trevor Sanders (one assist each).

Key moment: Rudd buried a power play goal late in second period to cut Concord’s lead to 3-2 at the second intermission.

Coach’s quote: “This was a terrific high school hockey game. The energy and passion was huge. We had multiple spurts of solid hockey. Will give our boys confidence they can play with the best teams in our league.” — Dick Dodds, Hanover

Hanover 4, Bedford 1

Key athletes: Hanover — Declan Donegan and Ronan Przydzielski (one goal and one assist each); Sid Makofsky and Casey Griffin (one goal each), Andy Feng and Jack Richardson (one assist each).

Key moment: Donegan potted his first career goal and added an assist to lead the offensive charge.

Coach’s quote: “We played a solid tournament and got stronger and stronger as tourney progressed. We received substantial contributions from all our players up and down the lineup.” — Dick Dodds, Hanover

GIRLS HOCKEY

Hartford 4, Harwood 0

Key athletes: Hartford — Zoe Zanleoni and Aubree Vail (one goal, one assist each); Jaylin Haley and Johanna Kissell (one goal each); Maria Chaput (two assists); Ali Morlock (one assist); Nella Bowen (12 saves).

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Windsor 50, Thetford 28

Key athletes: Windsor — Ameila Rockwood (21 points); Thetford — Natalie Perry (7 points)

Key moment: Windsor used an 18-4 second quarter to pull ahead of Thetford after a 10-5 first quarter.

Coach’s quote: “Windsor showed their experience in the middle two quarters to put themselves ahead going into the fourth. Windsor hit eight threes against our zone defense.” — Chris Cook, Thetford

Oxbow 61, Peoples 59

Key athletes: Oxbow — Brooke Osgood (15 points); Makenna Houston (13 points); Braylee Phelps and Kayleigh Davis (9 points each).

Key moment: Oxbow’s Davis and Phelps had a key defensive stop at the end.

Coach’s quote: “People’s Academy is a tough team in Division III. They’re well-coached and it’s a tough place to play, even though they have a brand new floor. I was very proud of our girls to come out of there with a win.” — Barry Emerson, Oxbow

BOYS BASKETBALL

Thetford 72, Windsor 52

Key athletes: Thetford — Xander Oshoniyi (22 points); Braxton Adams (18 points); Connor Sloop (11 points); Windsor — Nathan Nissenbaum (22 points); Kobin Shute (11 points).

Coach’s quote: “Much like the Fair Haven game, we basically took the first quarter off and then played even the rest of the way. Not a good recipe to win games. Need to have more focus and sense of urgency early.” — Larry Dougher, Windsor

Hartford 68, Essex 52

Key athletes: Hartford — Rex Baning (17 points); Noah Danieli and Noah Jenks (15 points each).

Key moment: Hartford led 32-21 at halftime.

Coach’s quote: “Good win today even though it was ugly at times. The nice thing is we got a win vs. a good Division 1 team and saw some things we now need to improve upon. I’m happy for the kids to get to 6-0.” — Mike Gaudette, Hartford

INDOOR TRACK

Upper Valley athletes register firsts at meets

Mascoma’s Barnaby Diehn and Georgia Kondi, Hanover’s Aria Deeb, Stevens’ Owen Chapman and Lebanon’s Oscar Gulledge all won their individual events at Saturday’s New Hampshire winter meets at the University of New Hampshire in Durham, N.H.

Also taking first place was the Lebanon boys’ 4×160 relay team of Gulledge, Alexander Averrine, Teegan Joyner and Ryder Desharnis.

Competing in the morning meet with 17 schools, the Royals’ Diehn won the discus and Kondi the shot put. At the afternoon meet, Deeb won the 1,500 meters, Chapman the 55 meters and Gulledge the shot put.

Other highlights at the afternoon meet came from Deeb (second in the 3,000 meters); Kristen Higgins (Hanover, third, 55 meter hurdles); Joyner (Lebanon, second, 300 meters); Chapman (Stevens, fourth, 300 meters); Banipreet Kaur (Lebanon, fourth, 300 meters); Bryce Palmer and Alex Couitt (Newport, third and fifth 1,000 meters); Brady Minckler and Logan Rusin (Lebanon, third and fourth shot put); and Callie Dixon (Newport, third shot put). The meets combine Division I and II schools.

For Mascoma, Sam Joyce was third in the 300 meters, Carl Russell was second in the 1,500 meters, Colin Myers was third in the shot put and Baylee Hill took third in the high jump. The Mascoma boys finished fifth out of 17 teams and the girls were ninth of 16 teams in the morning meet.

Boys results (afternoon): Bedford 76, Kingswood 69, Concord 43, Lebanon 37, Portsmouth Christian 23, Winnisquam 22, Newport 18, Goffstown 17, Stevens 14.

Girls results (afternoon) — Bedford 118, Concord 77, Kearsarge 30, Hanover 28, Keene 27, Kingswood 17, Raymond 16, Goffstown 14, Lebanon 11, Portsmouth Christian 9, Newport 6.

Thetford’s Perdrizet shines at meet

Thetford junior Sebastian Perdrizet won the high jump and scored in scored in three other events at an indoor meet at the University of Vermont in Burlington on Saturday.

Perdrizet also finished second in the 300 meters, fourth in the 55 meters and was on the 4×200 relay team with Emmett Terry, Daniel Mann and Owen Goodrich that finished third. In the girls meet, Imari Taylor of White River Valley won the shot put, Casey Wiedrick of Oxbow finished fourth in the 1,000 meters and Addison Isham of White River Valley took fourth in the high jump.

The Thetford boys were fifth out of 27 teams. The White River girls were eighth, and Oxbow and Thetford tied for 18th among 26 teams.

At the throwing competition on Sunday at St. Johnsbury Academy, Connor Sloop of Thetford had the best finish among area competitors with a seventh place in the weight throw.