Windsor
After scoring just four runs in their previous five contests, the Jacks cranked 14 in a 22-4, five-inning win over Mill River at home.
The bottom third of Windsor’s lineup accounted for half of its hits, with Duncan Frazer (3-for-3, double, three RBIs), Brandon Tillman (2-for-3, double, two runs) and the No. 8 combination of Allen Heidiman and Casey Husband (one hit each) all contributing.
The Yellowjackets were ahead 13-0 after two innings, a welcome offensive burst after being outscored in their previous three games, 18-3.
“We’d been having trouble scoring runs lately, but we hit hard today,” Windsor coach Jamie Richardson said. “Nine guys got hits today, so we were pretty good up and down the lineup, but especially that bottom third of the order.”
Windsor pitcher Nick Kapuscinski (five innings, nine hits, four runs, two strikeouts, one walk) earned his second win of the year.
Thetford
Lindahl drove in Jack Sweet (fielder’s choice) and Connor Brown (single) as Thetford avenged an earlier loss to Northfield and snapped a three-game losing streak overall.
Seth Boyce and Lawson Ouelette made their lone hits of the game count, Boyce producing a run-scoring triple and Ouelette an RBI double for Thetford.
Alden Nichols gave up four hits and two earned runs, striking out five and walking one for the win on the mound.
Orford
Charlie Bradley went 2-for-5 with three RBIs, Jake Kilmer went 2-for-4 with a double and Sam Tilden was 2-for-4 with an RBI for the Raptors. Dashiel Fukushima (six innings, 11 hits) struck out nine for Rivendell.
Montpelier
Originally scheduled to be played in Bradford, Vt., it was shifted to Montpelier because several Solons were involved in advanced placement exams that would have caused them to miss the game, O’s coach Shawn French said.
The Olympians scored four runs in the first, the big hit coming on Eddie White’s two-RBI double.
Sunapee
Robinson also contributed offensively, cranking a two-run homer in the first inning, while Kier Lucas finished 3-for-3 with a pair of RBIs and Cole Cruz went 1-for-3 with an RBI double for Sunapee (10-1).
The Lakers host Hinsdale on Monday.
White River Junction
Thetford
Emily Emerson went 7-for-12 and Carley Malloy went 6-for-12 in the two games, each getting at least three hits in both contests.
Maddie Kingsbury smashed a three-run home run in game one.
Freshman Lily Vaughan earned a win in her first varsity start in game two, striking out two and walking six in an abbreviated complete game.
Thetford hosts U-32 on Tuesday.
Sunapee
Meg Frederick also had two hits, including a triple, scored one run and batted in two; and Jessica Parsons added three hits, two doubles and three runs. Katie Frederick had two hits, one run and an RBI. Faith Larpenter earned a strikeout in relief. Sunapee (11-0) hosts Derryfield on Monday.
Chester, Vt.
Gabbi Rozumek had three hits and a pair of RBIs, while Kaila Lemmer cranked two hits with an RBI triple for the Wasps.
Hannah Reali (2) and Heather Blanchard had the other hits for Woodstock.
Wells River
“They waited until we got there (before forfeiting) Whitchester coach Ray Colton said. “We’re not sure why they did.”
White River Junction
Trombly, normally Springfield’s starter, missed the first inning while taking an advanced placement exam, according to Canes coach Gary Gervais. She entered in the second, striking out nine and walking four the rest of the way.
The Hurricanes host Bellows Falls on Monday in the first of four games in four days.
New Ipswich, n.h.
Stephanie Carl struggled in the circle, allowing 12 hits, seven earned runs and recording only one strikeout, but was Newport’s prolific offense threat with two runs, three hits and two RBIs. Samantha McNeel added two hits and a run, and Gabby Scanlon added one hit and scored one.
Mascenic scored four runs in the fourth inning.
South Royalton
Summer Spaulding had an RBI double, while Rachel Moore gave up seven hits, struck out five and walked three in seven innings.
Goffstown, n.h.
Salem, n.h.
George Geraghty had a goal and two assists, Jake Acker scored twice and Ryan Pattison, Graham Penfield, and Tristan Gosselin each scored once for Hanover (6-5).
Zander Lingelbach-Pierce made five saves for the Marauders.
Wilder
Kaylee Williams, Amanda Locke, Shayla Prior and Alice Dwyer each scored a goal for Hartford. Emily Ruffing added two assists and Dwyer added a helper. Victoria Stevenson and Jaden Sanborn each split time in goal and combined for 14 saves.
Fair Haven, Vt.
Danny Nguyen won 8-0 and 8-1at No. 1 singles; Christine Miller won 8-1 at No. 2 in both games and Spencer Rugg won 8-0 and 8-1 at No. 3 for the Hurricanes.
Riley Kehoe won 8-0 at No. 4 in game one, and Naiomi Hematillake won by the same score at No. 4 in game two.
Hunter Brooks and Ethan Sneddon combined for 8-1 wins at No. 1 doubles in both games.
Manchester
No. 1 singles Jacob Peress, No. 2 singles Terran Campbell and No. 3 singles Noah Didehban each won 8-0 points for the Raiders. Peress and Campbell won at No. 1 doubles 8-1.
Hanover
Dickson defeated Spaulding’s Jake McCutcheon 8-2 at No. 1 singles and Anthony-DuScheid won his match at No. 6 singles 8-0. Hanover (7-2) travels to Winnacunnet today.
Springfield, Vt.
Kamel tied Connor Salusc of the host Cosmos who, along with Windsor, did not have enough golfers present for a team score.
Ryan Landgraf (45), Jacon Kamel (48) and Jake Perkins (53) also scored for the Raptors.
Sam Dwyer and Cody Wessel each shot 44 for Hartford, while Brandon Dwyer shot a 51 and Ben Healy 52 for the Hurricanes. Jacob Sturgis shot a 50 and Ben Meagher 51 for Windsor.
Newport
Abby Palin took first in the girls 1,600 at 6:12, 16 seconds ahead of Newport’s Kennedy Pysz. Ziqian Han won the girls triple jump and the 100. Elsa Pierson won the girls shot put to put the Lakers over the edge.
Mascoma’s Haley Bissonnette took second in the shot put. Stevens’ Audrey Puksta took first in the girls 200.
The Newport boys took victories in the 100, 400, 300 hurdles, 4×400, discus and high jump to edge Kearsarge. Mascoma took first for the boys.
Boys Team Scores: Masocma 99, Newport 88, Kearsarge 61, Conant 57, Sunapee 47, Stevens 54, Woodsville 45, Mt. Royal 39, Hinsdale 36.
Girls Team Scores: Sunapee 88, Conant 80.5, Newport 75, Stevens 61, Hinsdale 54, Mascoma 51, Kearsarge 26, Mt. Royal 21.5, Woodsville 12.
Moretown, Vt.
Hannah Giesing took first in the girls 200, Claire Cook won in the 800 and Emily Carson won both the 100 hurdles and 300 hurdles. Izzy Giesing won the girls triple jump.
Oxbow’s boys took third behind Harwood and Richford. Jake Senecal led the way with a first- place finish in the discus.
Boys Team Scores: Harwood 135, Richford 65, Oxbow 63, Northfield 61, Lake Region 28.
Girls Team Scores: Oxbow 108, Harwood 97, Northfield 70, Richford 50, Lake Region 25.
Women’s Tennis
Brunswick, Maine
Colby-Sawyer improves to 19-5, a single-season program record for wins. The Chargers will play 17th-ranked Tufts today at 10:30 a.m. in the second round.
The duos of Evelyn Miller-Aislinn O’Connor, Ashley Woodside-Ashlyn Ramsay and Lauren Blanchard-Maddy Gemerek win in doubles play, then Woodside and Miller won in singles to clinch the victory.
Hanover
The hearing will begin at 9:30 a.m. and can be seen live on the Committee’s YouTube page.
In December 2015, the Committee announced plans to begin a comprehensive review of the causes, effects and treatments of concussions. On March 14, the Subcommittee held a roundtable as the first step in the Committee’s effort to begin a constructive dialogue about the risks of concussions and how to address them.
Teevens — whose players use a ronotic tackling dummy, the the Mobile Virtual Player (MVP) — will offer insights on his groundbreaking approach to player safety.
Hanover
Osgood graduated from Dartmouth in 2003 with a degree in mathematics.
While in Hanover, he was captain of the cross country ski team as a senior and was twice named an NCAA All-American.
After graduation, Osgood became a professional cross country ski racer (2003-11), competing in the Under-23 World Championship (2004) and World Cup (2009). He was also a U.S. ski team European Continental Cup Trip team member (2007-10).