The Springfield Cosmos traveled to valley bowl in Randolph to take on host school South Royalton, Brattleboro, and Enosburg on Saturday. Below are the results of the meet.
Springfield qualified 1st
South Royalton 2nd
Brattleboro 3rd
Enosburg 4th
Individual scores for Springfield (game 1, game 2)
Cierra Howe 158, 150
Meghan Power 133, 186
Tony Thibodeu 122, 140
Quin Goings 119, 126
Richie Ryan 105, 95
Dylan Foster 199, 235
Baker results
In the first round Springfield vs Enosburg
Springfield wins first game 223-103
Springfield wins second game 146-124
Brattleboro def South Royalton 2-0
Springfield vs Brattleboro in the final match
Springfield wins first game 142-94
Springfield wins second game 162-119
South Royalton vs Enosburg
South Royalton wins 2-0
Springfield 1st
Brattleboro 2nd
South Royalton 3rd
Enosburg 4th
Cadence Wheeler Double State Champ sets record for Springfield
On Friday, the Springfield Indoor Track and Field Club traveled to UVM’s Gutterson Fieldhouse for the Vermont Div. 2 State Meet. This year only the top 12 seeds for each event qualified, so having 6 of 10 make it was an achievement in itself.
Sophomore Cadence Wheeler headlined the night for Springfield, winning both the Boys’ Long Jump (19’7.75”), and Triple Jump(40’ 5.5”) Championships, and setting the new Div. 2 State Record in TJ.
Results from this meet will be combined with those from the Div. 1 State Meet Friday to determine the top 6 overall qualifiers for the New England Championships. Unofficial Div. 1 results show Cadence’s LJ as 2nd overall among both divisions, so he will be representing VT at the Reggie Lewis center in Boston March 3.
His teammate, junior Deacon Watson, who finished 3rd in boys’ Shotput with a PR of 40’4.5”, also qualified as 4th overall in Vermont.
Sophomore Maxim Leninski took a 5th place ribbon in the boys’ 55m dash(7.08), and finished 8th in the 300m dash(41. 40). Captain Christopher Gurney placed 6th in the Triple Jump(36’ 7.75”), and finished 10th in 300m. Sophomore Austin Mcfadden also finished 11th in the boys’ 600m(1:46.55), and 12th in the 1500m(5:18.79), and 9th-grader Molly Leonard finished 12th in the girls’ 600m with a PR of 1:56.55.
Windsor bowling results
The Windsor Bowling team hosted their last home meet at Maple lanes on Saturday. The team recognized their lone senior Tatyana Malikowski and her parents Carl and Carolyn. Tatyana helped her teammates bowl their highest qualifying round with a pin fall of 1,585 with games of 116-178 along with Rayce Gilbert 224-170, Grayson Frazer 158-164 Jared Storms 162-142 and Brayton Bailey 134-137. This earned them the #3 seed behind Randolph and South Burlington the two top teams in the state.
The Jackets faced #2 seed South Burlington in the first round and came out strong in game one winning 182-113. Missed spares would find them losing 150-128 and 138-122 the next two games and sending them to the consolation round. Windsor then faced #4 seed Oxbow for 3rd place and again the Jacks missed some key spares ultimately losing the best of 3 in bakers match, losing game one 137-128 winning game two 201-150 and losing the rubber game 173-136 to finish 4th on the day.
The team will be bowling in two make-up meets the first. The first will be Friday in Brattleboro and then Saturday in Randolph hosted by South Royalton.
Newport wins thriller
The Newport girls basketball team picked a, 41-40, victory in overtime against Fall Mountain on Saturday.
It was 38-38 at the end of regulation and Newport outscored Fall Mountain in overtime 3-2. Their only three points came on a 3 point basket by Alexis Hurd with just a few seconds left. Fall Mountain had a final shot at the buzzer inside of 6 feet that was blocked by a Newport defender.
Sophie Bardis and Zoey Luopa had 10 points each and Chryssy Craig added 8 for Fall Mountain. Zoe Utton had 4 points and hauled in 11 rebounds.
Fall Mt. goes to 12-4 and next plays at home Tuesday vs Monadnock whicih is senior night.
Newport goes to 10-6 on the season
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