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Valley News - Barwood sets scoring mark; Hartford lax sweeps quarters

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION Hartford High sophomore Joseph Barwood set a boys lacrosse program record for goals in a single season on Friday as the Hurricanes defeated Mount Anthony Union, 7-2, in the VPA Division II quarterfinals.“The kids played.

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Valley News - Local roundup: Lacy leads Hanover boys to fourth at D-II state track meet

PELHAM, N.H. Senior Derek Lacy produced a trio of top-four results and joined in a winning relay effort to lead the Hanover High boys track team to fourth place at the NHIAA Division II state championship at Pelham High School on Saturday.Lacy ran.

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Valley News - Local roundup: Woodstock boys lax knocks CVU from unbeaten ranks

Local roundup: Woodstock boys lax knocks CVU from unbeaten ranks Ethan Mello Modified: 5/25/2021 11:24:55 PM HINESBURG, Vt. Message sent. The Woodstock High boys lacrosse team broadcast its intention to make a serious run at a VPA Division I state championship by going on the road and knocking off unbeaten division leader CVU, 8-6, final on Tuesday afternoon. The Wasps (10-1) entered the day ranked fourth in D-I entering the final few days of the regular season. “It was just a great team win, top to bottom. I’m really proud of the guys,” Woodstock coach Brandon Little said. “It was hard-fought. CVU is a strong team, as they always are.”

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Valley News - Local Roundup: Thetford-Rivendell softball gains first win of season

Local Roundup: Thetford-Rivendell softball gains first win of season Modified: 5/14/2021 1:40:10 PM THETFORD Thetford-Rivendell softball trailed Twin Valley 9-3 after two innings at home on Thursday. But after a pep talk from head coach Jesse Soulia, the Panthers made a big comeback and won 26-14 for their first victory of the season. The Panthers (1-3) scored 10 runs in the third to spark that comeback. “Tonight, I watched my team come together and support each other on and off the field,” Soulia said. “Players playing in places that they had not played before. Hits were contagious tonight and I surely enjoyed seeing all the smiles.”

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Valley News - Local roundup: Hanover boys, girls tennis squads outmatch Alvirne

Local roundup: Hanover boys, girls tennis squads outmatch Alvirne Modified: 5/8/2021 12:07:33 AM HUDSON, N.H. Hanover boys tennis (5-2) won its third straight match, this time a 6-3 overtaking of Alvirne on the road. HHS went 5-1 in singles matches. Junior Evan Yang (8-3), junior Kevin Pillsbury (8-5), sophomore Zhiwen Liu (8-2), senior Alex Stevens (8-3), and junior Charlie Birkmeyer (8-0) emerged victorious. Hanover head coach Jarrod Shaheen spoke highly of Alvirne’s sportsmanship before praising his team’s performance. “Evan had no trouble taking a win at the top of the ladder, and Kevin played a hard-fought match that was back and forth until he pulled away at the end. His hustle was incredible,” Hanover head coach Jarrod Shaheen said. “Zhiwen, Alex S., and Charlie rounded out very nice performances down the ladder to clinch the win. At doubles, Alex S. and Kevin played a phenomenal match against an athletic team to eke it out in the end.”

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