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Track and field

Thetford boys, Hanover girls
win CVC championships

Familiar names in Upper Valley track and field helped propel the Thetford boys and the Hanover girls to victories in the Connecticut Valley Conference Championships at Lebanon High School on Saturday.

Thetford was led by Uly Junker Boyce (first in the 100 and 200 meters and long jump) and Luke Miller (first in the 400; second in the 200 meters, pole vault and javelin). The Hanover girls had first-place finishes in the 400 meters by Josie White, the 3,200 meters by Megan Faris, the 4x400 relay team of Mary Westrich, Lou Swenson, Poppy Collins and White and the 4x800 relay of Lea Perreard, Zinnia Fuld, Milan de Gijsel and Alice Bell.

Andrew Valentino of Hanover won the 1,600- and 3,200-meter boys races, Bennett Moreno of Hartford won the 800 meters and Lebanon took first place in the pole vault (Nicholas Petrrucci) and shot put (Oscar Gulledge). Hartford’s Ayodele Lowe won the high jump and placed second in the long jump and teammate Matthew Tsouknakis won the shot put.

Other firsts among the girls: Ava Hayden of Thetford (800 and 1,600 meters), Ella Kerin-Herrick of Lebanon (100- and 300-meter hurdles), MaCallister Gray of Sharon Academy (long jump), Jenney Lutz of Lebanon (triple jump) and Callie Dixon of Newport (shot put).

The Stevens boys relay team of Owen Chapman, Jordan Foster, Aiden Pisani and Kieran Heath won the 4x100, and the Newport relay team of Cayden Forand, Christian Forsythe, Bryce Palmer and Aaron Fellows won the 4x800 relay.

The Hanover girls also had several second-place finishes, including White (200 meters) Bell (400 meters), Westrich (800 meters), Aria Deeb (1,600) and Millie Larrick (3,200).

Other results:

■Hanover: Girls — Poppy Collins (third, 400 meters), Aria Deeb (third, 800 meters), Leah Perreard (third, 1,600), Mary Matter (third, 100 meter hurdles); Boys — Rhys Jones (second, 400 meters) 4x800 relay (third).

■Hartford: Girls — 4x400 (secnd), 4x100 (third); Boys — Jayden Forbes (second, triple jump).

■Lebanon: Girls — Jenney Lutz (third, 100 and 200 meters, second long jump), Madison Garrow (second, triple jump), Rachel Horak (third, 300 hurdles), 4x100 (second), 4x400 (third), 4x800 (third); Boys — Teeghan Joyner (third, 200 meters).

■Thetford: Boys — David Stanger, (second, shot put), Brady Sloop (second, 800 meters), Isaac Yukica (third, 300 meter hurdles), 4x100 (third).

■Stevens: Girls — Audrina Pelton (third, discus); Boys — Kieran Heath (third, 100 meters).

■Sharon: Girls — MaCallister Gray (second, high jump); Boys — Noah Malloy (third, pole vault).

■Windsor: Boys — Tanner Crane (third, long jump).

Boys team scores: Thetford 105.5, Keene 76, Monadnock 70, Hanover 62.5. Hartford 55, Lebanon 50, Fall Mountain 41.5, Stevens 26, Bellows Falls 23, Newport 18, Windsor 10 (12th), Sharon 8 (13th).

Girls team scores; Hanover 122.5, Keene 115, Lebanon 102.5, Bellows Falls 48, Hartford 24.25, Sharon 23, Thetford 22, Monadnock 19, Newport 12, Stevens 10.

Newport boys first, girls second
at Belmont Invitational

The Newport boys track team placed first among nine schools and the Tiger girls were second at Belmont High School last week.

Newport’s Ayden Hodge won the javelin; Cayden Forand, Christian Forsythe and John Wilkinson claimed the top three spots in the 400 meters; and Mike Bohn, Tristan Hannum, Bryce Palmer and Wilkinson won the 4x400 relay. The Tigers’ Aaron Fellows was second in the high jump and long jump.

In the girls competition, Newport’s Maddox Lovely won the 100-meter hurdles, was second in the 100 and 200 meters and claimed third in the javelin. Teammate Chloe Greenwood won the 400 meters, and Torrence Williams took first in the javelin with Lela Trott second. Newport was third in the 4x100.

For the Mascoma boys, who finished third as a team, Sam Joyce was victorious in the 100 and 200 meters; Gunner Currier, Carl Russell and Tyler Maheu went 1-2-3 in the 3,200; and Barnaby Diehn won the shot put and discus, with teammate Colin Myers second in the discus. The Royals’ 4x100 relay team was second.

Lyla Jacobson of Mascoma won the high jump in the girls competition, with teammate Baylee Hill second. The Royals also finished 1-2 in the discus with Georgia Kondi and Aubrey Meyveagaci, ahead of Newport’s Callie Dixon in third. Kondi also won the shot put ahead of runner-up Dixon.

Four third-place finishes for the Newport boys came from John Hooper (300 hurdles), Connor Clark (110 hurdles), Tyson Diapola (high jump) and Aiden Couitt (long jump). Sunapee’s Mount Royal Academy had two first-place finishes with Brendan Rose-Fish in the 800 and Will Kalpakgian in the 1,600. For the Mount Royal girls, Eliana Haefner was second in the 1,600.

Boys team scores: Newport 134, Belmont 118, Mascoma 118, Trinity 103, Franklin 45, Concord Christian 32, Mount Royal 26, Portsmouth Christian 16, Moultonborough 6.

Girls team scores: Belmont 159, Newport 81, Mascoma 79, Portsmouth Christian 79, Trinity 32, Moultonborough 30, Mount Royal 27, Franklin 6, Concord Christian 5.

Baseball

White River Valley 12
Leland & Gray 4

Key players: White River Valley — Zander Clark, Jacob Benoit, Brayden Russ, Quinlan Grace, Holden Rediker, Sonny Snelling, Charles Young, Leland French-Dyer

Highlights: Clark gave the Wildcats five strong innings on the mound to improve to 10-0. He gave up just five hits, two earned runs and struck out six. Benoit threw the final 1⅓ innings for White River Valley, giving up just one hit and striking out two. At the plate, Benoit was 2-for-3 with two runs scored, Russ was 2-for-4 with a triple and another great game defensively, Grace was 2-for-4 with a triple and three runs scored, Snelling added a sac fly, Donavan Craven and Holden Rediker were both 1-for-, and French-Dyer and Young were both 1-for-1, with the latter earning his first varsity hit and scoring a run.

Records: White River Valley 10-0; Leland & Gray 3-5

Hanover 5, Pelham 4

Key players: Hanover — Alex Boone (complete-game win on the mount, 14 strikeouts); Pelham — Kevin Hardy (5⅓ innings, takes loss)

Highlights: Boone was dominant on the hill in leading the Bears to a quality win. Jack Lobb, Jojo Drent, Allie Muirhead, Sean Nam and Wyatt Daigle each had a hit for Hanover.

Records: Hanover 8-3; Pelham 6-4

Softball

John Stark 6, Lebanon 3

Records: John Stark 7-4; Lebanon 4-6

Boys Tennis

Lebanon 6, Bow 3

Key players: Kyle Hines, Lavi Halwawala, Lucas Graham, Seth Danen-Lucier (singles wins); Hines/Graham and Axel Ericson/Danen-Lucier (doubles wins, both by 9-8 scores)

Highlights: The Raiders prevailed in a tense match decided by tiebreakers in doubles matches finishing with minutes of each other. Lebanon’s Kyle Hines and Lucas Graham were down 6-0 in No. 1 doubles but rallied back for a 9-8 win on a 7-2 tiebreaker. The Raiders’ Axel Ericson and Seth Danen-Lucier held their composure in a back-and-forth match in No. 3 doubles and locked in when it counted most, taking their tiebreaker 7-5 for a 9-8 match victory.

Coach’s quote: “What an exciting match! It was warm and very humid, making the conditions difficult for both teams. Bow was well-coached and very sportsmanslike, making for quite the fun and entertaining match for the afternoon.” — Lebanon’s Tammy Arado and Jarrod Shaheen

Records: Lebanon 6-4; Bow 6-5

Girls Lacrosse

Merrimack 12, Hanover 11

Key players: Hanover — Bumpsie Loughman (3 goals, 1 assist); Casey Wilkinson (2 goals, 1 assist); Nora Bradley (2 goals); Kat Moseley (1 goal, 1 assist); Joia Collins, Sage Fargher and Maeve Bradley (1 goal each)

Highlights: The Bears gave the NHIAA Division II-leading Tomahawks all they could handle.

Records: Merrimack 11-0; Hanover 8-5

Crew

Hanover wins home regatta

The Hanover boys crew team won all of its races on the Connecticut River against Hingham High School and Tabor Academy, schools from Massachusetts, on Saturday.

The boys had wins in six boats in the 1,400-meter races upstream with light winds. The Hanover girls’ fourth boat was victorious, and the first and second boats finished second.

“Hanover had a very competitive day,” Hanover coach Julie Stevenson said.

The results will likely mean the top three boys and girls crews have a chance to qualify for New Englands, which take place in Worcester, Mass., this weekend, Stevenson said.