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Indoor track

Thetford boys win UVM meet

BURLINGTON — The Thetford Academy boys indoor track team finished first among 21 teams in VPA Division II at the fourth Vermont Track and Field Officials Association meet on Saturday at the University of Vermont.

Panther Brady Sloop won the 1,600-meter race in 4 minutes, 44 seconds, and the 4x800 relay team also finished first. Thetford had several top-four finishes to score 93 points, well ahead of second place Hartford with 60.

Sloop was also third in the 600 and 3,200 meters and was on the winning 4x800 relay team with Miguel Kutter-Walker, Daniel Mann and Wendell Durham. For Hartford, Bennett Moreno won the 600 (1:24) and teammate Ayodele Lowe had three wins, in the 55 dash (6.84 seconds), the high jump (1.93 meters) and long jump (6.36).

Ava Hayden of Thetford won the girls 1,000 (3:09) and the 1,600 (5:23). Also for Thetford, Maya Dixon was third in the 55 hurdles and Leah Crossett was fourth in the 600. Thetford’s Evan Rich was second in the boys 55, tied for third in the high jump with teammate Hunter Clay and was third in the long jump, followed by Clay in fourth. The Panters’ Daniel Stagner was third in the shot put, and teammate Adrian Kutter-Walker was fourth in the girls shot put. Hartford’s Geneva Durgin took fourth in the 1,000.

For Oxbow, Casey Wiedrick was sixth in the girls 1,000 and eighth in the 1,600. White River Valley’s Addison Isham was fifth in the girls 55 dash and teammate Jack Hughes was fifth in both the 300 and long jump. Hartford’s boys were second in the 4x200 relay and third in the 4x400, and the Hartford girls were second in the 4x400. Thetford was second in the 4x400.

Boys team scores: Thetford 93, Hartford 60, U-32 47.5, Burr & Burton 40, Rice 37, Peoples 30.5, Lake Region 29, Fair Haven 22, Vergennes 21, Milton 19.

Girls team scores: Burr & Burton 96, U-32 62, Thetford 55, Peoples 41, Rice 30, Lake Region 26,5, Milton 26, Arlington 19, Hartford 19, Bellows Falls 17.5.

Lutz and Valentino
lead teams at UNH meet

DURHAM, N.H. — Lebanon High’s Jenney Lutz won the girls 300-meter dash and Hanover’s Andrew Valentino took first in the boys 3,000 meters at the New Hampshire Winter Track League meet at UNH on Sunday.

Lutz’s winning time was 45.11 seconds. Valentino finished the 3,000 in 8:57 and was second in the 1,500. Also for Hanover, Maeve Bradley was third in the 55 dash and sixth in the 600 run, Alice Bell was second in the 1,500 and third in the 1,000, and Grace Stewart was third in the 1,000. Hanover’s Garrett Fournier was fourth in the boys 300 and teammate Yosh Bardach finished fourth in the 1,000.

Boys team scores: Londonderry 107, Bedford 84, Portsmouth 49, Keene 47, Hanover 36, Lebanon 20, Concord 20, Merrimack 6, Somersworth 1.

Girls team scores: Bedford 110, Portsmouth 74, Concord 67, Londonderry 45, Hanover 28, Keene 27, Lebanon 17, Merrimack 1.

Boys Basketball

Bellows Falls 60, Woodstock 54

Key players: Bellows Falls — Carson Clarke (17 points), Jaden Bazin (13 points); Woodstock — Elvis Lavallee (21 points), Caeden Perreault (10 points), Brody McGaffigan (9 points)

Highlights: Bellows Falls got out to a quick 9-2 lead in the first minutes of the game that Woodstock could never overcome. The Wasps got the deficit down to three points with a couple of minutes left in the fourth quarter but could not get over the hump to come all the way back.

Coach’s quote: “Bellows Falls brought the energy from the start and deserved the win. We are still very young with not a lot of varsity experience yet, so games like this will help us at the end of the year in the playoffs. I’m proud of our effort after the first quarter.” — Woodstock’s Scott Brooks

Records: Bellows Falls 4-2; Woodstock 3-3

Girls Hockey

Hanover 4, Beekmantown Central (N.Y.) 2

Key players: Hanover — Nora Bradley (2 goals), Katharine Moseley and Julia Lawe (1 goal each), Lucy Braga, Hannah Gardner and Rachel Rockmore (1 assist each), Eleanor Edson (26 saves)

Highlights: Bradley blocked a shot and turned it into a shorthanded goal to put Hanover up 1-0 in the first period. Moseley and Lawe sandwiched goals around a Beekmantown goal to send Hanover into the third with a 3-1 lead. Beekmantown scored a four-on-four goal to make it a one-goal game, and a Hanover penalty in the final minute made things interesting. With the goalie pulled for a six-on-four situation, the Bears held them off until Bradley’s empty-net goal, her second shorthanded goal of the day.

Coach’s quote: “Lots to take and learn from today. We had a better start and played with urgency for 45 minutes. Contributors from throughout the lineup including Eleanor Edson who had a terrific game in goal, coming up with several critical saves in man down situations.” — Hanover’s John Dodds

Records: Hanover 4-2; Beekmantown Central (N.Y.) NA