Vermont H.S. playoff scores for Feb. 25: See how your favorite team fared
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SATURDAY'S H.S. PLAYOFF GAMES
D-II girls basketball quarterfinals
No. 3 Spaulding 62, No. 6 Mount Abraham 43
S: Yvonne Roberge 16 points, 9 rebounds, 6 assists, 3 steals. Sage MacAuley 12 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals. Aliyah Elliot 11 points, 12 rebounds.
MA: Mackenzie Griner 13 points. Maia Jensen 13 points. Madison Gile 9 points.
Note: Spaulding led by 11 at halftime.
No. 4 Harwood 46, No. 5 Lake Region 42
H: Eloise Lilley 20 points. Quinn Nelson 8 points, 11 rebounds. Jill Rundle 8 points.
LR: Sakoya Sweeney 25 points.
D-III girls basketball quarterfinals
No. 1 Windsor 46, No. 8 Vergennes 36
W: Sophia Rockwood 16 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists. Sydney Perry 15 points, 18 rebounds, 5 steals. Brianna Barton 10 points.
V: Kyra Bradford 15 points. Finnley Jacobson 10 points.
No. 3 Thetford 51, No. 6 Richford 38
T: Addie Cadwell 20 points. Madi Mousley 13 points.
R: Sierra Derby 15 points.
No. 2 Hazen 65, No. 7 Oxbow 53
H: Caitlyn Davison 34 points. Alexis Christensen 16 points.
Note: Davison went 14-for-19 at the foul line to bolster her season-high total. Christensen sank four 3-pointers in the first half.
No. 5 Peoples 43, No. 4 White River Valley 39
D-IV girls basketball quarterfinals
No. 2 Blue Mountain 66, No. 7 Williamstown 34
BM: Jordan ALley 23 points, 7 rebounds, 3 steals. Kyra Nelson 23 points.
No. 3 Leland & Gray 55, No. 6 Poultney 31
D-II girls hockey playdowns
No. 9 Stowe 1, No. 8 Missisquoi 0
S: Ava Buczek 1G. Isabel Donza 1A. Iris Cloutier 35 saves.
Note: Buczek scored on a rebound from Donza in the second period and Cloutier notched her first career shutout.
D-II boys hockey playdowns
No. 1 Mount Mansfield 15, No. 16 Northfield 0
MM: Garret Carter 3G, 2A. Alex Brown 3G, 1A. Garrett Marchant 2G, 3A. Aidan Soutiere 2G. Alec Spensley 1G, 3A. Owen Labor 1G, 3A. Gavin Cowan 1G, 1A. Colby Garrapy 1G. Connor Brisbin 1G. Owen Jones 4A. Sam Molson 1A. Ben Rankin 1A. Ray Chamberland 1A. Finn Heney 1A. Declan Heney 3 saves. Lucas Parisi 3 saves.
N: Travis Robillard 36 saves.
Note: MMU led 7-0 after the first period.
No. 6 Burlington 1, No. 11 Brattleboro 0 (OT)
BHS: Sayre Fisher 1G. Jack Tomlinson 1A. Steven LaBombard 25 saves.
BRATT: Darek Harvey 39 saves.
Note: Off a turnover, Tomlinson dished to Fisher in front of net for the game-winner with 1:20 left in overtime for Burlington's first home playoff win since 2010.
No. 3 Hartford 12, No. 14 Harwood 2
HART: Ozzy DeFelice 4G. Joseph Barwood 1G, 2A. Nick Daniels 1G. Connor Tierney 2G. Lachlan Park 2G, 1A. Logan Caffrey 1G, 1A. Blaine Gour 1G. Matt Hayes 2A. James McReynolds 4A. Davey Bradley 1A. Tighe Hrabchak 1A. Cavan Benjamin 1A. Davey Bradley and Sean kelliher combined for 7 saves.
HARW: Aidan Vassuer 1G. Eli Harrington 1G.
No. 10 Burr and Burton 3, No. 7 Middlebury 2
BB: Luke Brownlee 1G, 1A. Jack McCoy 1G. Bodie Smith 1G, 1A. Jack Murnaghan 1A. Michael Hornby 21 saves.
M: Landon Kean 1G. Gavin McNulty 1G. Henry Hunsdorfer 1A. Kellan Bartlett 1A. Devon Cyr 16 saves.
No. 5 Stowe 7, No. 12 Missisquoi 1
S: Ashton Tibbits 2G, 3A. Bo Graves 2G, 3A. Woody Reichelt 2G, 2A. Derek Baxter 1G. Nathan Nolan 1A. Aaron Lepikko 1A. Logan Wilson 1A. Liam Newhouse 23 saves.
M: Beau Reynolds 1G. Colby Young 1A. Garret Fregeau 1A. Ethan Stefanik 43 saves.
Note: Stowe led 4-0 through two periods. Reichelt notched his 100th career point on an assist for Stowe’s seventh goal in the third.
No. 4 Rutland 4, No. 13 Woodstock 1
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SATURDAY'S H.S. GAMES
Boys basketball
Champlain Valley 53, Rice 50
CV: Alex Provost 16 points, 8 rebounds. Logan Vaughn 10 points, 12 rebounds. Sam Sweeney 8 points. Kyle Eaton 8 points.
R: Daniel Bogre 21 points. Owen Eaton 10 points. Adam Bilodeau 9 points.
Note: Host CVU (19-1) clipped Rice for the regular-season split and will enter the D-I state tournament as the No. 1 seed.
St. Johnsbury 69, South Burlington 54
SJA: Harry Geng 25 points. Kerrick Medose 18 points. Aiden Brody 13 points.
SB: Ryan Sweet 15 points. Andre Bouffard 12 points. Deng Aguek 10 points.
Burlington 72, Mount Anthony 46
Montpelier 75, Lyndon 50
M: Carson Cody 20 points. Carter Bruzzese 14 points. Clayton Foster 12 points.
L: Austin Wheeler 11 points. Julian Thrailkill 10 points.
Note: Montpelier outscored Lyndon 25-5 in the second quarter.
Winooski 82, Burr and Burton 45
W: Trevon Bradley 41 points, 5 rebounds, 10 assists, 10 steals. Daniel Surma 28 points, 21 rebounds, 5 blocks.
BB: Aiden Ennis 15 points.
Enosburg 56, Milton 47
Randolph 58, Lake Region 46
Spaulding 77, Harwood 46
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This article originally appeared on Burlington Free Press: Vermont high school playoff scores for Saturday, Feb. 25
