Vermont H.S. sports scores for Wednesday, Jan. 31: See how your favorite team fared

The 2023-24 Vermont high school winter season has begun. See below for scores, schedules and game details (statistical leaders, game notes) from basketball, hockey, gymnastics, wrestling, Nordic/Alpine skiing and other winter sports.

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WEDNESDAY'S H.S. GAMES

Girls hockey

South Burlington 2, Kingdom Blades 1 (OT)

SB: Hadia Ahmed 1G. Caitlin Bartlett 1G. Jordan Larose 1A. Taylor Tobrocke 29 saves.

KB: Isabella Butler 1G. Alexandra Mosher 1A. Taylor Blaise 26 saves.

Note: Bartlett's shot from the point slipped through traffic in the first minute of the extra period for the power play winner, lifting the Wolves (10-4) while handing the Kingdom Blades (11-1) their first loss of the season.

BFA-St. Albans 6, U-32 0

Bri Jarvis 3G. Rae Alexander 1G. Lilly Ferraro 1G. Addie Parent 1G. Kalie Cushing 1A. Emma Caster 1A. Mia DesLauriers 1A. Erin Jackson 11 saves, Dahlia Steele 6 saves.

U: Addie Grouteau 38 saves.

Note: Ferraro scored her first career goal in the BFA shutout win.

Essex 3, Woodstock 2

E: Emma Airoldi 2G, 1A. Elizah Martin 1G. Zuzu Rooney 1G. Calleigh Bruyns 1A. Malissa Erickson 1A. Sophie Krauss 6 saves.

W: Alexis Audsley 1G, 1A. Hannah Gubbins 1G. Meridian Bremel 54 saves.

Note: Host Essex built a 3-0 lead through  two periods. Airoldi’s empty netter was the final margin with eight seconds to play.

Burlington/Colchester 5, Hartford 2

B/C: Holley MacLellan 2G. Norra Moody 1G, 2A. Brooks DeShaw 1G. Annabelle Lekstutis 1G. Abbie Wheeler 2A. Camryn Poulin 1A. Madison Bean 1A. Fiona McHugh 1A. Leah Boyd 28 saves.

H: Emma Bazin 1G, 1A. Grace Hayes 1G.

Note: A three-goal second period keyed the Sealakers' home win.

Burr and Burton 3, Spaulding 2 (OT)

BB: Katie Brownlee 1G. Skylar Smith 1G. Abby Kopeck 1G. Mai-Liis Edwards 3A. Carmella Livingston 1A. Kaya Pedersen 1A. Cyra Pacher 10 saves.

S: Ally French 1G. Mary Yacavoni 1G. Avery Burke 1A. Aubrey Trembley 1A. Gabrielle Brock 30 saves.

Note: Down 2-0 entering the third period, the Bulldogs capped the comeback with Kopeck's winner 2:48 into overtime.

Rice 10, Harwood 3

R: Eliza Fisher 3G. Emeri Rasco 2G, 2A. Cassidy Skoda 1G, 3A. Finley Strong 1G, 1A. Anna Tanis 1G. Bella Walsh 1G. Kate Larkin 1G. Grace Raleigh 2A. Grace Bowen 1A. Becky Penney 1A. Addison Bryan 1A. Tayton Barrett 13 saves.

Note: Tanis and Larkin notched their first career goals for Rice, which fired in seven goals in the opening period.

Middlebury 2, Champlain Valley/Mount Mansfield 1

Rutland 6, Brattleboro 1

Missisquoi 1, Stowe 1

Boys hockey

Lyndon 4, U-32 3

L: Adam Dusek 1G, 1A. Tripp Roberge 1G, 1A. Logan Cross 1G. Griffin Goodhue 1G. Caleb Grenier 1A. Zak Fortin 1A. Ben West 1A. Konsta Jokio 23 saves.

U: Maddox Heise 2G. Jackson Jagemann 1G. Jacob Amones 2A. Colton Warren 1A. Max Scribner 1A. Angus Kurts 18 saves.

Note: Lyndon overcame a 2-0 deficit and three U-32 power play goals to snag the win.

Colchester 3, Hartford 2

C: Ben Rolston 2G. Andrew Hale 1G. Torren Burt 13 saves.

H: Nick Daniels 1G. Ezra Mock 1G.

Note: Rolston scored the game-winner with 2:36 left in the third period.

Essex 4, Rutland 2

E: Shyam Meyette 2G, 1A. Hunter Driver 1G, 2A. Talan Kirby 1G. Landon Smith 1A. Calvin Noel 26 saves.

R: Ethan Wideawake 1G. James Rodriguez 1G. David Pelach 34 saves.

Note: Visiting Essex pulled away from a 2-all game with a pair of second-period tallies.

Burlington 7, Northfield 5

B: Sayre Fisher 3G. Jay Heiny-Robbie 2G. Noah Rubman 1G, 1A. Willem Pelczarski 1G. Jack Tomlinson 4A. Anton Karpenko 2A. Otis Starble-Murphy 1A. Ty Spellman 1A. Luke Hellyer 1A. Emmet Matanle 1A.

N: Elliot Caswell 2G, 1A. Wyatt Tucker 1G, 1A. Parker Sanders 1G, 1A. Isaac Sweet 1G. Nathanial Elwell 2A. Jamieson Preston 1A.

Rice 4, South Burlington 1

R: Tyler Russo 1G, 1A. Mackenzie Owens 1G. Oliver Quong 1G. Griffin Seitz 1G. Ollie Mobley 2A. Preston Wheeler 1A. Henry Monaghan 22 saves.

SB: Jules Butler 1G. Miles Van Mullen 1A. James Chagnon 20 saves.

Note: Russo's goal broke a 1-all tie at the 6:49 mark of the third period. Rice scored twice in the 13th-minute mark, including an empty-netter, to seal its second win over South Burlington in the team's rubber match.

Mount Mansfield 3, BFA-St. Albans 0

MM: Aidan Soutiere 1G, 1A. Garret Carter 1G. Gavin Cowan 1G. Owen Jones 1A. Connor Brisbin 1A. Lucas Parisi 15 saves

B: Deagan Rathburn 21 saves.

Note: MMU scored a goal in each period for its first win over BFA in program history.

Harwood 9, Missisquoi 5

H: Connor Kelley 2G. Josh Dietz 2G. Owen Jones 1G, 2A. Eli Herrington 1G, 2A. Griffin Nelson 1G, 1A. Milo Lavit 1G, 2A. Luke Lacroix 1G. Owen Farr 2A. Owen Cheney 26 saves.

M: Ben Ledoux 2G. Colby Young 1G, 1A. Maddux Gagne 1G, 1A. AJ Dennett 1G. Ethan Stefaniak, Koopar Nichols 36 saves.

Note: Harwood has now won eight straight games.

Milton 3, Brattleboro 0

M: Noah Keeler 1G, 1A. Luke Bushey 1G. Jacob Deuso 1G. Brock Bushey 1A. Christian Gaudio 29 saves.

B: James Fagley 18 saves.

Burr and Burton 5, Spaulding 1

BB: Jack McCoy 2G.  RJ Volski 1G. Ryan Kramer 1G. Jake Murnaghan 1G. Michael Hornsby 17 saves.

S: Evan Peloquin 1G. Ethan Fortin 29 saves.

Champlain Valley 4, Middlebury 3

Boys basketball

Winooski 40, Danville 39

W: Sam Parris 15 points.

D: Andrew Joncas 10 points.

Williamstown 54, BFA-Fairfax 37

W: Evan Bailey 27 points, 7 steals. Nick Mascitti 11 points, 6 rebounds. Colby Laggner 15 rebounds.

F: Sylas Meunier 24 points.

Note: Williamstown avenged an early loss this season to Fairfax.

Vergennes 49, Mount Abraham 40

V: Oakley Francis 12 points, 6 rebounds. Spencer Gebo 10 points

MA: Ian Funke 14 points. Cooper Cook 10 points.

Note: A 20-5 opening quarter edge steered Vergennes to victory.

Hazen 79, U-32 42

H: Brendan Moodie 23 points, 5 rebounds. Xavier Hill 17 points, 8 rebounds, 9 assists. Sully Laflam 11 points, 8 rebounds.

U: Eddie Sayers 15 points.

Montpelier 80, Lake Region 42

M: Carson Cody 23 points. Clayton Foster 21 points. Atif Milak 13 points, 11 rebounds, 3 blocks.

Spaulding 71, Peoples 47

S: Brennan Langlais 20 points. Aidan Bader 18 points. Liam Tremblay 13 points. Noah Ronson 10 points.

P: Hudson Mace 13 points. Dylan Knight 11 points.

Thetford 47, Harwood 35

T: Mitchell Parkman 11 points. Xander Oshoniyi 11 points.

H: Tobey Bellows 14 points.

Twinfield/Cabot 51, Oxbow 39

North Country 44, Lamoille 35

Craftsbury 81, Northfield 56

Richford 79, Stowe 34

Missisquoi 55, Milton 37

Middlebury 53, Enosburg 37

Randolph 82, Lyndon 53

Wrestling

Mount Mansfield 36, Essex 31

Essex 50, Randolph 18

THURSDAY'S H.S. GAMES

Boys basketball

Games at 7 p.m. unless noted

Rutland at Burr and Burton

Colchester at Mount Mansfield

St. Johnsbury at Rice

Champlain Valley at Essex, 7:30 p.m.

Burlington at BFA-St. Albans, 7:30 p.m.

Girls basketball

Games at 7 p.m. unless noted

Northfield at Richford, 6 p.m.

Lyndon at Randolph, 6 p.m.

Peoples at North Country, 6:30 p.m.

Stowe at Williamstown, 7 p.m.

Lake Region at Lamoille

Montpelier at Harwood

Twinfield/Cabot at Winooski

Spaulding at Thetford

U-32 at Oxbow

(Subject to change)

This article originally appeared on Burlington Free Press: Vermont high school sports scores for Wednesday, Jan. 31