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BOYS BASKETBALL

Hartford 61, Rutland 48

Key athletes: Hartford — Noah Danieli (15 points); Ryan Murphy (10 points); Noah Jenks (8 points)

Key moment: Hartford led 57-27 after the third quarter.

Coach’s quote: “To beat Rutland twice in a season shows how much the kids in our program continue to improve. Ten kids got in the scoring column tonight.” – Mike Gaudette, Hartford

Proctor 54, Rivendell 48

Key athletes: Rivendell — Nolan Bourn (16 points, 8 rebounds); Evan Woodward (11 points, 7 rebounds); Wyatt Parker (7 points, 5 rebounds); Bryson Gilman (10 points). Proctor — Aaron Brock (14 points)

Key moment: Proctor defeated Rivendell in a close contest, holding a four-point lead at the half on the way to a victory by six points.

Coach’s quote: “Our free-throw shooting hurt us today. We shot 35% and they hit 78%. It’s something we need to improve on.” – Andy Perkins, Rivendell

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Oxbow 47, Rivendell 39

Key athletes: Rivendell — Grace Bourne (25 points); Lily Murray (8 points)

Key moment: Bourne’s deep three to end a scoring run in the 2nd quarter.

Coach’s quote: “We played hard, we competed on both sides of the ball. Grace had herself one of her best games of the season.” — Kraig Harlow, Rivendell

GIRLS HOCKEY

Hanover 10, Exeter 1

Key athletes: Hanover — Caroline Warrington (3 goals); Emma Richardson (2 goals); Lucy Braga, Heidi Kauffman, Sarai Przydzielski, Maggie Feng and Piper Hansen (1 goal each)

Key moment: Kauffman’s breakaway goal during her first shift was a highlight reel goal that got the Bears started.

Coach’s quote: “Solid effort by all. Good to see balanced scoring with goals from all three lines and two defensemen.” — John Dodds, Hanover

INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD

Mascoma’s Kondi wins girls shot put

Macoma Valley senior Georgia Kondi won the girls’ shot put with a throw of 39 feet, 11.5 inches at the NHIAA Division II Indoor Track and Field Championship at the University of New Hampshire on Sunday.

Other finishes for Upper Valley teams included Hanover’s Grace Stewart (second, 3,000 meters) with teammates Aria Deeb (third, 1,500) and Alice Bell (seventh, 1,000)

Mascoma’s Barnaby Diehn was second in the shot put with teammate Colin Meyers taking eighth and the Royals Carl Russell finishing sixth in the 3,000 meters. Callie Dixon of Newport finished third in the girls’ shot put and for the Lebanon boys, Oscar Gulledge was third in the shot put with Newport’s Brady Minckler sixth in that event.

Hanover’s Alexander Collins was fifth in the 1,500 meters, Oliver Collins was eighth for the Bears in the 1,000 meters while Newport’s Bryce Palmer finished seventh in the 1,000. Lebanon’s Banipreet Kaur finished seventh in the girls’ 300 meters.

Lebanon’s 4 by 200 relay team of Ryder Desharnais, Charlie Ferland, Gulledge and Teeghan Joyner finished eighth. Ferland was 10th in the 600 meters and Joyner was 10th in the 300 meters.

In the 4 by 800 relay, which were run on Feb. 1, Bell, Stewart, Deeb and Mia Severrild of Hanover finished fifth. The Newport boys 4 by 800 relay team of Tristan Hannum, John Wilkinson, Alex Couitt and Palmer took seventh.

In the girls team scores, Hanover finished eighth, Mascoma 11th and Newport 16th among 24 teams. For the boys, Mascoma was 14th, Lebanon 21st, Hanover 22nd, and Newport 23rd amongh 25 teams.

Oyster River won the girls’ championship and Coe-Brown is the boys champion.