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Girls Hockey

La Salle Academy 2
 Hanover 1

Key players: La Salle Academy — Ava Zoppo (23 saves); Hanover — Julia Lawe (one goal), Eleanor Edson (15 saves), Hannah Gardner

Highlights: During the Hanover Holiday Tournament championship on Saturday, La Salle Academy struck first with two first-period goals. Hanover shifted the momentum by outshooting the team from Providence, R.I., 11-5 in the second. The Bears couldn’t solve netminder Zoppo (23 saves) until 1:35 remaioned in the game and Hanover’s goalie pulled. Lawe scored off a Katharine Moseley pass to prevent the shutout. A La Salle penalty made things more interesting for the final minute as Hanover applied pressure with a six-on-four advantage, but the visitors held on for the victory.

Coach’s quote: “This was a fitting final between two pretty skilled and determined teams. I was pleased with our compete level and the composure we played with late in the game.” — Hanover’s John Dodds

Records: La Salle Academy NA; Hanover 2-1

Hanover 6, Essex 1

Key players: Hanover — Katharine Moseley (two goals), Emma Richardson and Nora Bradley (one goal each), Rachel Rockmore and Pauline Rudd (one goal, one assist each), Hannah Gardner and Lucy Braga (two assists each), Faith Lindsay and Maggie Feng (one assist each). Eleanor Edson and JJ Masland shared goaltending duties for Hanover.

Highlights: Rudd got her first varsity goal on a nice redirect of a Braga one-timer in Friday’s opening round of the Hanover Holiday Tournament. La Salle Academy defeated BFA-St. Albans, 2-0, in the other bracket.

Coach’s quote: “This was a nice team win with contributions coming from everyone. It sets us up for a real challenge in the tournament final against La Salle.” — Hanover’s John Dodds

Records: Hanover 2-0; Essex NA

Boys Hockey

Hanover 3, Bedford 1

Key players: Hanover — Trevor Sanders (first career goal), Ronan Przydzielski and Ryder Wilson (one goal each), Gavin Nartowicz, Jake Rotchford and Jack Richardson (one assist each). Jo Jo Drent (10 saves), Bryce Morancy (16 saves).

Highlights: A strong third period propelled the Bears to victory at the Brian C. Stone Memorial Tournament in Manchester. A very undisciplined second period gave Bedford all the momentum.

Coach’s quote: “Nice win in an emotional game, but we lost our cool several times in key situations. We need to be playing a more team-oriented game. If we do that like we did in third, we are pretty good.” — Hanover’s Dick Dodds

Records: Hanover 3-0-2; Bedford NA

Hanover 4, Trinity 2

Key players: Hanover — Ronan Przydzielski (hat trick), Kellen Hall (first career goal), Henry Cotter (two assists), Ryder Wilson and Rex Chanyi (one assist each), Jo Jo Drent (26 saves).

Highlights: Hanover scored two in first, Trinity responded with two in the second and then the Bears scored two in third to close out the victory. Hanover fired 49 shots at Trinity’s goalie.

Coach’s quote: “It came down to whomever wins the third period wins the game and I like the way we responded. The boys were relentless and battled hard!” — Hanover’s Dick Dodds

Records: Hanover 2-0-2; Trinity NA

Bow 5, Hanover 4, OT

Key players: Hanover — Ryder Wilson (goal and assist), Tim Rudd, Rex Chanyi and Henry Cotter (one goal each), Jake Rotchford (two assists), Ronan Przydzielski and Gavin Nartowicz (one assist each), Bryce Morancy (29 saves)

Highlights: Bow netted the game-winning goal during a three-on-three overtime to nip the Bears in the opening round of the Brian C. Stone Tournament, a result that goes down as a tie for Hanover. In a game of momentum turns, Hanover scored three straight after falling behind 1-0. Bow responded with three of their own to go up 4-3. Wilson tied it in third to force OT. Morancy played well in net for Hanover.

Coach’s quote: “We played well in offensive zone but struggled in defensive zone. Our execution was lacking. Bobbling pucks, bad passes, unforced errors all caused us to play way too much in our end. We need to clean up our breakout and off puck defensive play.” — Hanover’s Dick Dodds

Records: Bow NA; Hanover 1-0-2