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Girls soccer
C: Ava Moore 1G. Brinlee Gilfillan 1G. McKenna Conrad-Pawlik 1A. On the same subject : Pluto TV renews its programming by focusing on the use of lifestyle content and game programs to attract viewers. Natalie Abair 1A. Aurora Proulx 5 saved.
Note: Moore scored in the ninth minute and Gilfillan scored for safe in the 78th minute to visit Colchester.
SB: Rachel Kelley 3G, 1A. Elsa Ostby 1G, 1A. Elise Smith 1G. Diana Larrow 1A. Oakley Machanic 1A.
M: Savannah Monahan 1G. Karissa LeClair 1G. Holley MacLellan 2A.
Note: Kelley’s performance included a pair of goals and an assist on South Burlington’s three second-half records.
B: Brooks De Shaw 3G. Amelia Dion 1G. Rosie Perkinson 1G. Vivian Halladay 2 saves.
Note: Burlington five goals in a 17-minute period in the second half.
M: Chloe DeJong 1G. Izzy Shamp 7 saves.
Note: DeJong broke the deadlock with 31:29 to play in a quarterfinal rematch of last year’s D-I. It was also Peter Albright’s first win as an MMU coach.
Champlain Valley 7, Mount Anthony 1
Resume: Chloé Pecor 4G. Ava Barron 2G. Zoe Klein 1G, 1A. Natalie Webster 1A. Anna Morton 1A. Ella Knudsen 1A. Stella Dooley 1A. Emma Allaire 0 saves.
Note: Pecor scored three goals in a 10-minute period in CVU’s six-goal second half.
Mont: Sienna Mills 3G, 1A. Grace Nostrant 2G, 1A. Anja Rand 1A.
Note: The visiting Solons scored four goals in the second half.
Midd: Lily Lapiner 1G. Kassidy Brown 7 saves.
M: Ava Hubbard 1G (penalty).
U: Maia Pasco 3G, 2A. Willa Long 2G. Clara Wilson 1G, 1A. Kersten Pecor 1G. Willow Mashkuri 1A. Sylvia Emmons 1A. Yvette Petrella 1A, 3 defenders.
H: Braelyn Park 1G. Dakin Kovatch 9 saves.
Note: The Under-32s scored twice in the first 10 minutes on their way to a 5-0 margin at half-time.
D: Sloane Morse 1G, 1A. Vanessa Foster 1G, 1A. Lilah Hall 1G. Leah Klark 9 saves.
Lam: Ila Rankin 2G. Logan Freeman 2G. Cassie Boissonault 1G. Emmelia Whittmore 1G, 1A. Ila Campbell 1A. Sophie Hunsberger 1A. Emily Hutchins 6 saves.
Northfield/Williamstown 4, People 1
M/N: Abby Robbins 1G. Becca Dupere 1G. Emma Korow 1G. Isabel Humbert 1G.
Note: Robbins’ count was the first goal of his career.
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Boys soccer
M: Logan Grimes 1G. Aidan Garrow 1G. André Preuss 1A. Dylan Mitchell 6 saves On the same subject : Top 10 Favorite Video Games of All Time Countdown: #4.
H: Tighe Hrabchak 2G. Gabe Guillette 1G, 1A. Nolan McMahon 1G. Blaine Gour 7 saves.
MM: Owen Pinaud 1G. Adrien Dezon-Gaillard 1G. Alex Floyd 1A. Eric Bissell 2 saves.
L: Atte Monner 1G. Dylan Whitehead 1G. Ezra Gross 4 saves.
O: Andrew Barrett 1G. Dakota Goodridge 9 saves.
Champlain Valley 2, Burr and Burton 0
CVU: Henry Frost 1G. Zach Slitznagle 1G. Diego Robinson 1A. McKinley Martin 1A. Evan Statton 1G.
Note: The Redhawks scored both goals in the first half.
Mount Anthony 3, St. Johnsbury 2
BAD: Colin Bevin 2G. Pete McKenna 1G. Silas Rella-Neill 1A. Aiden Moscarello 7 saves.
SJ: Gerardo Fernández 1G. Ozzy Alsaid-Ahmad 1A. Fernando Gutierrez 5 saves.
Note: Tied at 2 at half-time, McKenna scored an unassisted free-kick with just under 20 minutes to go. The second count of St. Johnsbury was a MAU own goal.
Field hockey
W: Hannah Gubbins 2G, 2A. Lily Gubbins 2G. Natalie Parent 1G. Fleur Smeyers, Gracelyn Laperle and Norah Harper 1A each. Audrey Emery 4 saves.
Note: Woodstock scored in half of its four penalty corners.
Cross-country running
Women’s Team Scores: 1. Champlain Valley 65; 2. U-3277; 3. Burlington 93; 4. Mount Mansfield 107; 5. Essex 110; 6. Harwood 172; 7. South Burlington 174; 8. BFA-St. Albans 182; 9. Middlebury 184; 10. Backing 276.11. BFA-Fairfax 315.
Men’s Team Score: 1.U-32 73; 2. Champlain Valley 96; 3. Essex 100; 4. Montpelier 119; 5. South Burlington 122; 6. Middlebury 134; 7. Mount Mansfield 141; 8. BFA-St. Albans 157; 9. Colchester 254; 10. Stowe 258; 11. Richford 335; 12. Randolph 340; 13. Mount Abraham 362; 14. Missisquoi 386.
Women’s Top 10: 1. Alice Kredell, CVU 19:23.5; 2. Tess Drury, MMU; 3. Estella Laird, CVU; 4. Long Ginger, U-32; 5. Scarlett Stimson, Essex; 6. Gillian Fairfax, BHS; 7. Amy Felice, U-32; 8. Ella McEntee, MMU; 9. Kaitlyn Lumbra, BFA; 10. Beth McIntosh, Midd.
Male Top 10: 1. Matthew Servin, CVU 16:03.5; 2. Avery Smart, Mont; 3. Sargent Burns, U-32; 4. Cyrus Hansen, U-32; 5. John Viens, Richford; 6. Porter Hurteau, BFA; 7. Taggart Schrader, U-32; 8. Jack Crum, CVU; 9. Noah Rivera, Mont; 10. Evan Pidgeon, SB.
SUNDAY’S COLLEGE GAMES
Women’s soccer
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Men’s soccer
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