Roundup: Windsor, GM heading to finals

By Staff Report
MANCHESTER, Vt. — The Windsor field hockey team is headed to the Division III championship game after defeating Missisquoi Valley 5-0 on Tuesday.

Hannah Wood led the offense with two goals and an assist followed by Alyssa Slocum and Angelina Bigwood with a goal and an assist each. Karen Kapuscinski finished the day with the last goal. Peyton Richardson contributed an assist.

Slocum’s goal came off from a penalty stroke.

“We practiced on the field turf in Hanover to get ready for turf field conditions,” said Slocum after the team’s recent game against Montpelier. “Coach Wood wanted us to be ready for a fast game and it was good to have those practices on turf.”

Windsor came together and played as a team, outscoring Missisquoi 28 shots on goal to 4; and 16 penalty corners to 3 as Missisquoi goalkeeper Kali Farreau-Ward was called upon to make 21 saves.

Madison Leduc (1 save) and Glenna Ricard (2 saves) split time in goal for Windsor.

Windsor improves to 13-2-1 and plays the winner of No. 2 Lyndon vs. No. 3 Stowe on Saturday in the championship hosted at UVM.

BOYS SOCCER

Green Mountain 4, Winooski 3 (OT)

WINOOSKI, Vt. — Jack Boyle’s overtime goal Tuesday lifted Green Mountain to a 4-3 upset of top-seeded Winooski and into Saturday’s Division III soccer finals.

After a Winooski corner early in overtime, Boyle fielded a long punt beyond the defense and went in and scored for the No. 4, 11-5 Chieftains.

Everett Mosher scored twice for GM, including the goal that forced overtime.

Green Mountain will head to its first ever state championship game and will face No. 7 seed Mill River (7-9) on Saturday for the Division III championship. The game will be played in Hartford. These two teams have not met this year. Mill River defeated Peoples 2-1 on penalty kicks.

GOLF

Local golfers make D-III all-state team

Four local golfers were named to the New Hampshire All-state golf teams over the weekend.

Fall Mountain’s Mitchell Cormier was named to the first team, while teammate Kaylee Lintner was named to the second team along with Stevens High School players Dylan Adamovich and Finn Allen.

First Team: Colin McCaigue, Derryfield (Player of the Year); Russ Hamel, Pelham; Evan Rollins, Laconia; Gunnar Senatore, Derryfield; Jake Mielcarz, Bow; Mitchell Cormier, Fall Mountain; Pat Sullivan, Sanborn

Second Team: Matt Lamy, Bow; Marcus Morel, Plymouth; Dylan Adamovich, Stevens; Finn Allen, Stevens; Zach Puga, Plymouth; Kaylee Lintner, Fall Mountain; Cam Evans, Bow

Third Team: Sam Hines, Derryfield; Peter Gamache, Pelham; Matt Wiley, Bishop Brady; Ethan Joncas, Pelham; Madison Molina, Derryfield; Hayden Ketola, Conant; Mack Hanicsco, Sanborn

Coach of the Year: Jeff Park of Plymouth