Vermont H.S. scores for Feb. 8: See how your favorite team fared

Alex Abrami and Jacob Rousseau, Burlington Free Press
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PREVIOUS COVERAGE

WEDNESDAY'S H.S. GAMES

Girls hockey

Champlain Valley/Mount Mansfield 4, Essex 1

CV/MM: Tess Everett 2G. Samara Tucker 1G. Sophie Brien 1G. Riley Erdman 3A. KB Aldrich 1A. Grace Ferguson 22 saves.

E: Dylan Line 1G. Abby Smith 1A. Adaline Ploof 13 saves.

Note: Everett scored on the power play at 4:36 of the second period, highlighting a three-goal middle frame to take control in the road win.

Burlington/Colchester 6, Rutland 2

B/C: Holley MacLellan 2G, 1A. Karissa LeClair 1G. Gussie Guyette 1G. Camryn Poulin 1G. Bianca Flannagan 1A. Georgia Wool 1A. Molly Rublee 1A. Paige Codega-Ryan 12 saves.

R: Piper Newman 1G. Lila Quendo 1G. Sierra McDermott 29 saves.

Note: Burlington/Colchester took a 5-1 lead into the third period.

Woodstock 5, U-32 1

W: Kassidy Haley 2G, 1A. Isabel Konijenberg 1G, 1A. Gracelyn Laperle 1G. Maggie Mello 1G. Meridian Bremel 15 savces.

U: Caitlyn Fielder 1G. Renee Porter 35 saves.

Note: Kassidy Haley recorded her 100th career point, joining teammate Isabel Konijenberg, who accomplished the feat earlier this week.

Burr and Burton 3, Missisquoi 2

BB: Mia Paligo 2G, Katie Brownlee 1G. Mai-Liis Edwards 2A. Zoe Duncan 1A. Kaelin Downey 1A. Cyra Pacher 10 saves.

M: Addyson Longway 2G. Abigail Wilcox 1A. Jadyn Lapan 29 saves.

Note: Down 2-0 after two periods, Burr and Burton rallied with a three-goal third frame.

Rice 3, Brattleboro 1

R: Abby Booth 2G. Addison Bryan 1G. Becky Penney 2A. Finley Strong 2A. Sam Plunkett 8 saves.

B: Willow Romo 1G. Avery Hiner 1A. Maisie Arnold 1A. Angela Jobin 32 saves.

Spaulding 6, South Burlington 0

S: Rebecca McKelvey 3G. Hannah King 1G, 2A. Ruby Harrington 1G, 1A. Lanie Thayer 1G. Amelia Healey 2A. Gracie Lunt 1A. Peyton Laperle 1A. Mattie Cetin 12 saves.

SB: Oli Roy 35 saves.

Note: Spaulding scored three times in the third period.

Stowe 7, Harwood 4

S: Isabel Donza 4G, 2A. Kate TIlgner 2G, 3A. Lydia Wilson 1G. Jackie Henderson 1A. Ava Buczek 1A. Iris Cloutier 10 saves.

H: Mary Yacavoni 1G, 1A. Laini Ribeca 1G. Zoe Duffy 1G. Jordan Hunter 33 saves.

Hartford 8, Middlebury 4

Boys hockey

Colchester 2, Rice 1

C: Austin Daignault 1G. Drew Hale 1G. Brody Rassel 2A. Kieran Phillips 23 saves.

R: Tyler Russo 1G. Colton Ribera 1A. Andrew Libby 10 saves.

Note: Colchester scored twice on the power play in the road win.

Spaulding 3, South Burlington 3

SB Jules Butler 2G, 1A. Nick Kelly 1G, 2A. Will Bradley 1A. Drew Dougherty 1A. James Chagnon 17 saves.

SPA: Evan Peloquin 1G. Tyler Boutin 1G. Cam Bupre 1G. Noah Cong 39 saves.

Note: Bupre’s goal with 59 seconds to play forged a tie for Spaulding on the road.

Essex 4, Champlain Valley 1

E: Gavin Blondin 1G. Connor Kelley 1G. Nick Bradley 1G. Hayden King 1G. Brendan DuBray 3A. Hunter Driver 2A. Noah Butkus 22 saves.

CV: Alex Alex Zuchowski 1G. Jason Douglas 36 saves.

Note: Essex led 2-0 after the second period. Champlain Valley made it 2-1 early in the third, but the Hornets added two more before the final horn.

U-32 4, Lyndon 3

L: Alex Giroux 1G, 1A. Adam Dusek 1G. Atte Manner 1G. Ashton Gould 1A. Ben West 1A. Garrett Shatney 28 saves.

U: Callum Davis 1G. Brendan Tedeschi 1G. Hazen Stoufer 1G. Colton Warren. Maddox Heise 2A. Nolan Lyford 1A. Shane Starr 1A. Henry Lumbra 23 saves.

Note: Stoufer and Warren scored twice in an 18-second span to cap U-32’s comeback.

Hartford 8, Missisquoi 2

H: Ozzie DeFelice 2G, 1A. Joseph Barwood 2G. Connor Tierney 1G, 1A. Nick Daniels 1G. Ezra Mock 1G, 2A. James McReynolds 1G, 1A. Blaine Gour 3A. Nolan Morlock 1A. Matt Hayes 1A. Dave Bradley 9 saves.

M: Camden Bertrand 1G. Owen Kane 1G. Ethan Stefaniak 48 saves.

Note: Senior forward DeFelice reached the 100-point mark for his career, becoming the 13th player in program history to accomplish the milestone.

Middlebury 3, Milton 2

MIDD: Toby Draper: 2G, 1A. Gus Hodde: 1G, 1A. TJ Baron 19 saves.

MILT: Dylan Mitchell 1G, 1A. Braden Mathieu 1G. Christian Gaduio 25 saves.

Stowe 9, Northfield 0

S: Woody Reichelt 3G. Derek Baxter 2G. Bo Graves 1G. Caden Ciaraldi 1G, 1A. Tegan Darrow 1G, 1A. Fletcher Lewton 1G. Logan Wilson 1A. Noah Brown 1A. Ian Nolan 1A. Nathan Nolan 1A. Ashton TIbbits 1A. Aaron Lepikko 1A. Liam Newhouse 20 saves.

Note: Ciaraldo and Darrow scored their first varsity goals.

Rutland 7, Harwood 1

Burr and Burton 6, Brattleboro 2

Girls basketball

Burlington 50, South Burlington 43

B: Bree McDonald 17 points. Nylah Mitchell 9 points. Tessa Napolitano 7 points.

SB: Tori Griffin 13 points. Aleah Staley 8 points. Elaina Ross 8 points. Alece Staley 7 points.

Note: Tied 21-21 at halftime, BHS won the third quarter 17-8.

Boys basketball

St. Johnsbury 64, Burlington 48

SJ: Rex Hauser 23 points.

Note: Hauser nailed four 3s in the Hilltoppers' second win over Burlington this week.

North Country 46, Milton 29

NC: Cooper Brueck 12 points. Haidin Chilafoux 10 points.

Middlebury 60, Missisquoi 43

MIDD: Penn Riney 25 points. Willem Berry 15 points.

MISS: Raymond Fournier 12 points. Gavin Nichols 12 points. Reid Myers 10 points.

Mount Abraham 50, Vergennes 37

MTA: Norman Benoit 10 points. Ian Funke 9 points. Domenic DeNapoli 8 points. Brendan Oxford 8 points.

V: Elijah Duprey 13 points. Abram Francis 12 points.

Note: Benoit went 4-for-4 at the foul line to help seal the Eagles' home win.

Hazen 86, Peoples 31

H: Brendan Moodie 21 points. Tyler Rivard 17 points, 10 rebounds. Ryan Morrison 16 Points, 8 rebounds. Xavier Hill 15 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists.

P: Hudson Mace 8 points. Sawyer Beck 8 points.

Danville 50, BFA-Fairfax 44

D: Christian Young 13 points. Anthoni Guniard 12 points. Andrew Joncas 12 points. Arius Andrews 10 rebounds.

F: Evan Fletcher 9 points.

Lyndon 70, Williamstown 56

L: Austin Wheeler 35 points. Gavin Williams 12 points.

W: Evan Bailey 19 points, 6 assists. Nick Mascitti 10 points.

Note: Lyndon led wire-to-wire and used a 24-17 second quarter to stake to a 10-point halftime advantage.

Winooski 95, Oxbow 27

W: Trevon Bradley 30 points, 11 assists, 5 rebounds, 7 steals. Hassan Hassan 27 points, 5 steals. Daniel Surma 11 points, 17 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals, 3 blocks. Kellen Bourgeois 13 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists, 4 steals. Sam Parris 14 points, 5 assists, 6 steals.

O: Chase Lund 9 points.

Note: Winooski led 68-17 at the break.

Montpelier 89, Lamoille 52

M: Carson Cody 21 points. Carter Bruzzese 17 points. Andrew Tringe 11 points, 8 rebounds, 6 blocks. Clayton Foster 8 points, 6 assists.

L: Gabe Locke 20 points. Malcolm Ernst 12 points.

Spaulding 67, Randolph 43

S: Cooper Diego 20 points. Riley Severy 11 points. Isaac Davis 10 points.

R: Shea Fontanella 13 points. Ethan Davignon 11 points.

Blue Mountain 88, Craftsbury 35

BM: Evan Dennis 30 points.

Thetford 62, Lake Region 28

Gymnastics

Randolph at Montpelier, 7 p.m.

THURSDAY'S H.S. GAMES

Boys hockey

Woodstock at Mount Mansfield, 8 p.m.

Girls basketball

St. Johnsbury at Champlain Valley, 6:30 p.m.

Rice at Essex, 7:30 p.m.

Colchester at Middlebury, 7 p.m.

Harwood at Lamoille, 7 p.m.

Lake Region at Peoples, 7 p.m.

Lyndon at Montpelier, 7 p.m.

Oxbow at Spaulding, 7 p.m.

U-32 at Hartford, 7 p.m.

BFA-Fairfax at Milton, 7 p.m.

Stowe at Hazen, 7 p.m.

Thetford at Randolph, 6 p.m.

Richford at Blue Mountain, 7 p.m.

Winooski at Williamstown, 7 p.m.

Danville at Twinfield/Cabot, 7 p.m.

Boys basketball

Mount Mansfield at South Burlington, 7 p.m.

BFA-St. Albans at Colchester, 7 p.m.

Gymnastics

Essex, Burlington/Colchester at Milton, 6 p.m.

(Subject to change)

This article originally appeared on Burlington Free Press: Vermont high school sports scores for Wednesday, Feb. 8