Vermont H.S. sports scores for Thursday, Dec. 28: See how your favorite team fared
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THURSDAY'S H.S. GAMES
Girls hockey
Hanover (N.H). 7, Essex 0
E: Sophie Krauss 15 saves.
La Salle Academy (R.I.) 4, BFA-St. Albans 1
B: Kali Cushing 1G. Amber Poquette 1A. Erin Jackson 41 saves
L: Eva Zappo 13 saves.
Note: La Salle won the annual Hanover tournament.
Middlebury tournament
U-32 12, Harwood 0 (consolation)
Burr and Burton 6, Middlebury 1 (championship)
Boys hockey
Phillipe Bouthillier Holiday Classic at Barwood Arena
Woodstock 3, Burr and Burton 3 (consolation)
Hartford 2, Lebanon (N.H.) 2 (championship)
Middlebury tournament
Harwood 9, Stowe 5 (consolation)
S: Max King 2G, 2A. Ashton Tibbits 1G, 3A. Aaron Lepikko 2G. Max King 2A. Ian Nolan 1A. Derek Baxter 1A. Caden Ciaraldi 1A. Samuel Stutz 19 saves.
H: Griffen Nelson 3G. Josh Dietz 1G, 2A. Owen Jones 1G, 2A. Conor Kelley 1G, 1A. Bode O'Connell 1G. Trent Jordan 1G, 1A. Eli Herrington 1G, 1A. Owen Farr 1A. Owen Cheney 2 saves, Andrew Achilles 11 saves.
Middlebury 5, Brookline (Mass.) 2 (championship)
M: Toby Draper 1G, 1A. Kellan Bartlett 1G, 1A. Gus Hodde 1G. Gavin McNulty 1G. Quinn Collins 1G.
Girls basketball
Burlington 53, Colchester 37
B: Hawa Mubarak 15 points. Bree McDonald 14 points.
C: Anya Davis 12 points. Nicole Norton 11 points. Madison Booska 9 points.
Note: Mubarak drained a trio of first-half 3-poiners to help BHS open a 25-18 intermission lead. Nine players scored for the Seahorses, who led by 38-26 through three quarters.
Essex 59, Rice 23
E: Bianca Williams 22 points. Bria Beckage 9 points.
R: Bayleigh Clark 8 points. Bella Messineo 8 points.
North Country 45, Lamoille 31
NC: Sabine Brueck 26 points.
L: Evie Pirie 20 points.
Harwood 52, U-32 34
H: Maddie Ryley 19 points. Eloise Lilley 19 points, 8 steals. Quinn Nelson 8 points, 10 rebounds, 3 blocks, 6 steals.
U: Clara Wilson 11 points. Natalie Beauregard 9 points.
Note: Harwood led 28-12 at half and 44-19 through three quarters.
Windsor 56, Stevens (N.H.) 31
W: Sydney Perry 21 points, 20 rebounds. Sophia Rockwood 18 points, 5 rebounds. Audrey Rupp 8 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists, 4 steals.
S: Kiley Bundy 14 points.
Note: Windsor won the Connecticut Valley Classic Championship. Rupp was awarded the tournament MVP and Perry and Rockwood were named to the all-tournament team.
Stowe 33, Peoples 28
S: Marin Leonardo 13 points.
Note: Stowe coach Hattie Moriarty picked up her first victory.
Vergennes 44, Northfield 16
V: Ashtin Stearns 10 points. Amelia Giroux 9 points.
Hazen 54, West Rutland 40
H: Caitlyn Davison 10 points, 12 rebounds, 5 assists, 9 steals. Kelsie Rivard 19 points, 14 rebounds. Mya Lumsden 9 points. Julia desGroseilliers 8 points.
WR: Haley Raiche 9 points, 5 rebounds, 3 steals. Isabella Coombs 8 points, 8 rebounds, 5 steals. Peyton Guay 8 points, 4 steals.
Note: Host Hazen used a 20-8 fourth quarter to halt West Rutland's 40-game winning streak.
Lyndon 50, Lake Region 30
LYN: Brooke'lyn Robinson 15 points. Molly Renaudette 15 points. Ryleigh Lefebvre 8 points.
LR: Madison Bowman 8 points.
Williamstown 48, Randolph 20
Richford 50, Milton 36
Thetford 44, White River Valley 34
Oxbow 30, Rivendell 28
Missisquoi at BFA-Fairfax
South Burlington at Enosburg, ppd.
Boys basketball
Windsor 56, Rivendell 39
W: Noah Jenks 18 points. Brady Olmstead 14 points. Corey Lockwood 12 points.
Gymnastics
At Green Mountain Training Center (Burlington host)
Team scores: South Burlington 76, Burlington 64.1.
Vault: 1. Kelsey Adams, SB 8.35; 2. Zoey Johnson, MTA 8.1; 3. Izzy Dale, MMU 8.05. Bars: 1. Izzy Dale, MMU 8.4; 2. Kelsey Adams, SB 7.5; 3. Kasey Haggerty, BHS 7.3. Beam: 1. Kasey Haggerty, BHS 8.75; 2. Kelsey Adams, SB 8.6; 3. Zoey Johnson, MTA 8.1. Floor: 1. Izzy Dale, MMU 9.05; 2. Kasey Haggerty, BHS 8.4; T3. Lucy Haggerty, BHS; Kelsey Adams, SB 8.1. All-around: 1. Izzy Dale, MMU 33.5; 2. Kelsey Adams, SB 32.55; 3. Kasey Haggerty, BHS 32.1.
FRIDAY'S GAMES
Girls hockey
Kay & Bob Mariotti Tournament at Barwood Arena
Brattleboro vs. Woodstock, 4 p.m.
Hartford vs. Lebanon (N.H.), 6 p.m.
Boys basketball
Games at 7 p.m. unless noted
Mount St. Joseph at Enosburg, 6 p.m.
Lamoille at North Country, 6:30 p.m.
Winooski at Williamstown
Burlington at Champlain Valley
Otter Valley at Mount Abraham
Richford at Missisquoi
South Burlington at Mount Mansfield
Middlebury at Harwood
Essex at Rice
Lyndon at Colchester
Peoples at Lake Region
St. Johnsbury at BFA-St. Albans
(Subject to change)
This article originally appeared on Burlington Free Press: Vermont high school sports scores for Thursday, Dec. 28
