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Around the Granite State: Hopkinton field hockey blanks Sanborn

Here are results from Saturday’s high school field hockey action.

Around the Granite State: Hopkinton field hockey blanks Sanborn
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Autumn Meier scored four goals to lead the Hopkinton High School field hockey team to a 5-0 win Saturday over Sanborn.

Carlie Leino also had a goal for the Hawks (7-1) while Alyson Doffing, Maddie Dwyer, Gigi Upton and Mary Maughan played well on defense in the win.

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Mascoma Valley 3, Lebanon 2

The Royals were able to come back from an early deficit and hold off the Raiders late for the win.

Avery Peck and Tori Petty scored to give Mascoma (6-1) the lead and Georgia Kondi scored on a penalty stroke for an insurance goal.

Lebanon scored with four minutes left to make it a one-goal game, but the defense of Kondi, Anna Emerson, Morgan Fitts and goalie Sam Harkins held on to help the Royals get the win.

Windham 0, Goffstown 0 (OT)

Freshman Sydney Rokel made her first start in goal and recorded five saves to help the Jaguars get the tie with the Grizzlies.

Jaidyn Seitzer, Rowan Bomba, Lyla Filadoro, Ella Wilkins and Abbie Petrini also played well for Windham (3-6-1).

Mascenic 5, Monadnock 1 (Friday)

The Vikings pulled away in the fourth quarter to beat the Huskies for the second time this week.

Charleigh Bohannon had the lone goal for Monadnock (2-6) and Makayla Harwood recorded 18 saves.

Results posted in the roundup have been submitted. If you would like your results to be included, either the head coach or someone assigned by the head coach can do so by emailing nhhighschoolsports@gmail.com or by submitting them here.

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Joe Marchilena
Joe has been covering high school sports for the better part of 12 years. A 2004 graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, he was worked at newspapers in Kentucky, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire befor

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