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GIRLS BASKETBALL
Windsor 54, Enosburg 32
Key athletes: Callie Spaulding (11 points, 5 steals); Amelia Rockwood (10 points, 5 assists); Addi Crane (10 points, 4 rebounds); Kemari Wildgoose (10 points, 5 rebounds).
Next up: VPA Division III semifinals against Oxbow on Thursday at Barre Auditorium, 7:30 p.m. Rematch of last year’s D-III state final won by Yellowjackets, 48-45.
Oxbow 46, Peoples 44
Key athletes: Oxbow — Makenna Houston (15 points); Brooke Osgood (11 points); Abby Longto (9 points); Peoples — Daisy Berg (16 points); Sophie Beck (11 points); Chloe Moodie (10 points).
Key moment: Houston drained two three-pointers at the start of the third quarter after first-half foul trouble.
Coach’s quote: “It was a very hard-fought game. The girls came back and played extremely well against a well-coached Peoples team.” — Barry Emerson, Oxbow
BOYS BASKETBALL
Lebanon 40, Bow 38
Key athletes: Tyler Ranney (17 points, including 5 three-pointers, 5 rebounds); Kevin Harkins, Chris Mascean, and Elliot Brandis held Bow’s Ben Reardon to 8 points, well below his average.
Key moment: Miles Saunders and Nehimiah Billings each had key assists in the fourth quarter, leading to open threes.
Coach’s quote: “Our seniors stepped up on senior night, and it was great to see. We stuck together, played as a team and got a good win versus a good, well-coached team. It was an awesome playoff atmosphere.” – Blendon Salls, Lebanon
Records: Lebanon 10-8; Bow 12-6
Hartford 81, Brattleboro 46
Key athletes: Hartford — Kole Fotion (15 points); Owen Jenks (11 points); Noah Jenks (10 points).
Key moment: Hartford led 41-18 at halftime.
Coach’s quote: “It’s a nice way to end the season as everyone filled up the stat sheet. Playoffs start next week as we await to see who we play.” — Mike Gaudette, Hartford
Records: Hartford 20-0; Brattleboro 8-12
GIRLS HOCKEY
Lebanon-Kearsarge-Mascoma 4, Oyster River-Portsmouth 1
Key athletes: Andy Lindquist and Pipper Hamilton split duties in the winning effort. Montana Ballard (2 goals, 1 assist); Kate Clary (2 goals); Sara Forman, Adelie Premore and Ella Dannehy (1 assist each).
Key moment: Killed a five-on-four penalty to restart a suspended game. Quickly tilted the ice with Ballard’s goal five minutes in.
Coach’s quote: “We knew this would be a strange game — proud of the team for composure and confidence in the full effort. Ballard scored two world-class high school goals, and we moved the puck well on the big ice.” — Dan McGee, Lebanon-Kearsarge-Mascoma
Records: Lebanon-Kearsarge-Mascoma 15-2-0; Oyster River-Portsmouth 13-5-0
Hanover 8, St. Thomas-Dover-Winnacunnet 1
Key athletes: Hanover — Pauline Rudd (3 goals); Lucy Braga (2 goals); Caroline Warrington, Abby Lindsay and Emma Richardson (1 goal each).
Key moment: Braga scored back-to-back goals to put the Bears up 2-0 in the first period.
Coach’s quote: “Good pace and puck movement tonight. Our defensive group had a terrific game and we had multiple goals from each of our three lines.” – John Dodds, Hanover
Records: Hanover 10-8-0; STA-Dover-Winnacunnet 11-5-2
INDOOR TRACK
Mascoma’s Kondi third at New Englands
Mascoma High senior Georgia Kondi set a new school record in the shot put and finished third at the New England Indoor Track and Field Championship at the Reggie Lewis Center in Boston on Saturday.
Kondi’s coach, Rick Currier said she hit 40 feet 5 inches with her final throw of the day, breaking her previous personal best of 39-11½ inches. Her new record moved her from fifth place to third in the field, which began with 31 competitors. Next up for Kondi is the New Balance Nationals on March 15 in Boston.
Barnaby Diehn of Mascoma also had a personal best and a new Mascoma school record in the shot put with a throw of 53-11¾. He finished seventh, one spot short of the podium.
Also from the Upper Valley, Aria Deeb of Hanover was 15th among 24 runners in the one-mile race.