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SOUTH ROYALTON — The Oxbow High softball team maintained its position atop the Vermont Division III standings Monday, defeating White River Valley, 19-0, while receiving a five-inning no-hit performance from pitcher Brianna Gray.The junior struck out...

 HOLLIS, N.H. — The defending NHIAA Division II champion Lebanon High boys tennis team stayed unbeaten with an easy road win over Hollis-Brookline despite missing senior Mason Arado and sophomore Will Katz.Arados younger brother, sophomore Nolan...

HUDSON, N.H. — Still undefeated, the Hanover High boys tennis team went on the road and escaped with a 7-2 win over host Alvirne on Tuesday afternoon.Alvirne earned wins at the top two singles matches behind twin stars Peyton and Ashton Meuse. Peyton...

SOUTH POMFRET — Racing on its home course just a 10-minute drive from school, the Woodstock High Alpine skiing team dominated Thursday’s slalom meet at Suicide Six Ski Area.The Wasps had the top three finishers in both the girls and boys races. For...

Local roundup: Thetford’s Marshis tosses no-hitter to top Oxbow Ethan Marshia Modified: 5/22/2021 11:42:30 PM BRADFORD, Vt. — Two of Thetford Academy baseball’s three losses this season have been no-hitters. On Saturday at Oxbow High, the Panthers were finally on the right side of that feat. Junior Ethan Marshia dominated against the Olympians, holding them hitless in a 4-0 Thetford win. Two walks and an error separated Marshia from a perfect game. He struck out eight in his complete-game...

LANGDON, N.H. — Lebanon (2-6) softball picked up its second win in a row with an 18-8 road win over Fall Mountain.This continued Lebanon’s big week, as the Raiders snapped a 44-game losing streak Monday, also against Fall Mountain.The Raiders started...

Local roundup: Lebanon girls tennis overtakes Bow Kaeley Skakalski Modified: 4/19/2021 10:25:34 PM LEBANON — The Lebanon High girls tennis team got its season off to a flying start on Monday, stopping the state runner-up the last time the NHIAA had a Division II tournament. Kaeley Skakalski won a singles tiebreaker and fought off five match points in her doubles match with partner Keira Hines, giving the D-III Raiders two key points in a 6-3 win over D-II Bow at the Carter Community Building ...