Around the Granite State: Green scores in OT as Bishop Guertin field hockey beats Salem (video)
Here are results from Wednesday’s high school field hockey action.
NASHUA – Carly Green scored with 7:50 left in overtime to give the Bishop Guertin High School field hockey team a 1-0 win Wednesday night over Salem.
Sophia Harrington assisted on the goal, which came on the Cardinals’ 15th penalty corner of the game. Bishop Guertin (3-2) got solid games from Lola Dumont and Addison Daddona while Ayla Saeturn made one save.
Salem (3-1) got six saves from Nathalia Garcia while Piper Dezan, Heather Lee O’Rourke and Abby Beeley played well. The Blue Devils had one penalty corner.
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No. 4 Pinkerton 5, No. 3 Dover 1
Meg Shea had two goals and an assist for the Astros as they handed the Green Wave their first loss.
Gwen Lee also had a goal and an assist while Fran Doyle and Cayden Madeiros also scored for Pinkerton (4-1, No. 4 in the New Hampshire Orthopaedic Center/NHHSSports Coaches Poll). Ayvree Hamilton and Jordyn Schreiber had an assist apiece,
Molly Kuncik recorded 10 saves and Jada Vasquez played well defensively.
Dover (4-1) got a goal from Ella Deroy while Scarlett Gray made 13 saves, including the 100th of her career.
No. 2 Keene 4, Timberlane 0
McKenna Nelson had two goals and an assist to lead the Blackbirds to a road win over the Owls.
Scarlett Miller added a goal and an assist for Keene (4-0) and Natalia Gillis also scored. Emily Antosiewicz had an assist and Dayna English recorded five saves.
Timberlane (3-2) trailed by a goal at halftime before the Blackbirds broke the game open. The Owls got strong performances from Aubrey Fitzgerald, Kassidee Castro and Izzy Chartier.
John Stark 3, Lebanon 0
Caylin Worthern scored a goal and had an assist, including the 100th point of her career, to lead the Generals past the Raiders.
Zoe Lawson added two goals and Claudia Dustin recorded an assist for John Stark (4-0-1). Maxine Lundeen played well at midfield.
Merrimack 5, Portsmouth 1
The Tomahawks got a goal and an assist each from Ava Woods and Allie Wyand to beat the Clippers for their first win of the year.
Genevieve Hill, Grace Massey and Natalie Gagnon added a goal apiece for Merrimack (1-3-1).
Plymouth 4, Pelham 1
Trista Strickland had a goal and an assist to lead the Bobcats to a road win over the Pythons.
Lucia Sakin, Lexi Joyce and Abby Sanborn added a goal apiece for Plymouth (3-2) while Amelia Avery and Aaliyah Muzzey each had an assist.
Kearsarge 3, Monadnock 0
The Cougars and Huskies met for the second already this season, this time in East Swanzey.
Makayla Hardwood made 28 saves for Monadnock (1-2).
No. 8 Londonderry 4, Goffstown 1
Alison Chambers had a goal and an assist for the Lancers in their win over the Grizzlies.
Morgan Ayotte, Sienna Schulz and Sadie Moore also scored for Londonderry (4-0) while Gemma Murray, Eres Delorey and Molly Connors each had an assist. Abbigail Cook finished with 10 saves while Molly Tharrington had one.
Madigan Buckley scored for Goffstown (1-4) and Meredith Twomey had an assist. Hope Moulton recorded 29 saves.
No. 9 Hollis Brookline 8, Milford 0
Caroline Crawford and Anna McGurk each had three goals to lead the Cavaliers past the Spartans.
Crawford also had two assists and Paige Shirley scored twice for HB (3-0) while Megan Eckman and Brooke Bouchard each had three assists.
Concord 3, Nashua South 1
Brooke Berger scored for the Panthers in their loss to the Crimson Tide.
Lily Hurd finished with nine saves for South (1-4) while Wylie Hart, Keegan Dolan, Emme Christian and Maggie Schmidt played well.
Hanover 3, Merrimack Valley 1
Marissa Kimball scored for their Pride as they fell to the Bears.
No. 10 Oyster River 6, Kingswood 2
Rowynn Pickering scored three goals to help the Bobcats to the win over the Knights.
Eliza Farwell, Rose Paxton and Nora Rogers added goals for Oyster River (5-0) while Paxton and Pickering each recorded assists. Natalie Buck, Sadie McLeod and Hannah Main also played well in the win.
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