BASEBALL Pembroke 7, Stevens 3 Trailing 3-2 entering the 6th inning, Stevens tied the game in the bottom of the 6th on a Cam Macia double that scored Owen Taylor, but Pembroke got a big two-out, two-run single in the top of the 7th, and added another two-run hit to[Read More…]

BASEBALL Sunapee 7, Wilton-Lyndeborough 4 The Laker boys improve to 2-0 on the young season with the road win. “We played some pretty good defense including a 6-4-3 double play,” said Lakers coach Tom Frederick. For Sunapee, Darren Hulton was 3-for-3 with a triple, a double and 2 RBIs. Jackson[Read More…]

SOFTBALL Hinsdale 11, Sunapee 10 HINSDALE – Sunapee’s season opener needed an extra inning to decide the victor. Hinsdale got out to a 7-1 lead after two innings and the Lakers had to fight back to make it a game. Ellie Frederick’s solo home run (first of two on the[Read More…]

GIRLS BASKETBALL No. 5 Green Mtn. 45, No. 4 Peoples 32 The GM girls started at a disadvantage with their center Hannah Buffum not being able to play due to an ankle injury, but the Chieftains overcame that to beat the No. 4 seed Peoples Academy on Friday night to[Read More…]

BOYS BASKETBALL Green Mtn. 47, Bellows Falls 38 Green Mountain scored a nice bounce-back victory over Bellows Falls 47-38 in Marble Valley League boys basketball Wednesday night in Chester. Their third win in four outings helped the Chieftains improve to 9-7 as they rebounded from Saturday’s loss at West Rutland.[Read More…]

GIRLS BASKETBALL Bellows Falls 54, Hartford 44 “Hartford plays a lot tougher than their record,” said BF head coach Todd Wells. “They came off a big win over Fair Haven on Valentine’s Day.” BF had a ten-point lead at halftime 33-23 and then Hartford held the Terriers to just three[Read More…]

GIRLS BASKETBALL Green Mtn. 59, Woodstock 21 All eight Chieftain seniors scored in their senior game Wednesday night; Alyssa Ripley, Allie Kennedy, Reilly Merrill, Rachel Guerra, Paige Karl, Maya Lewis, Annie Lamson, and Hannah Buffum. GM improves to 13-3 after the win. They jumped out to a 22-6 advantage after[Read More…]

GIRLS BASKETBALL Springfield 58, Bellows Falls 48 The Comsos had a well-balanced attack in the victory; Hailey Perham had 13 points, Gabby Wardwell had 12, Hannah Crosby 10, and Julianna Albero-Levings 10. For BF, freshman Maya Waryas dropped 17 points on her birthday (4 for 7 from three). BF led[Read More…]

GIRLS BASKETBALL Sunapee 30, Newmarket 24 The six-point road win was led by the Lakers’ Anah Durkee and Abby Pollari. Durkee was the high-scorer with 9 points, and Pollari added 7 points, 10 rebounds and 8 steals. Fiona Nolan chipped in with 6 points for Sunapee. The Lakers improve to[Read More…]