Around the Granite State: Friday's Roundup
The Hollis Brookline High School girls lacrosse team held off Hanover for a 15-13 win in Division II action on Friday.
CeCe Fetter led the Cavaliers (8-3) with seven goals and an assist while winning four draws. Kelsey Sweeney added three goals and three assists, all in the second half, and Tasha White scored twice.
Olivia Valentine made a career-high 15 saves for HB while Paisley Broadhurst, Rachel Cerato and Abbey Magnuszewski had a goal apiece. Caroline Smith, Victoria Bruzik and Reagan Berry played well defensively in the midfield, helping to force eight turnovers.
Souhegan 18, Nashua North 3
The Sabers got out to an 11-1 lead in the first half and never looked back against the Titans.
Taylor Clark had six goals and two assists to lead Souhegan (12-1) while Brigid Casey had four goals and an assist and Abby Cranney added three goals and three assists.
Savannah Behn chipped in with two goals and an assist while O'Neill Gailinson, Nicole O'Rourke and Clare Woodford all had a goal and an assist apiece. Alex LaBrosse made five saves for the Sabers.
North got goals from Danielle Upton, Julia Gagnon and Zoe Fillebrown, who also made four saves in goal.
Boys Lacrosse
Windham 12, Keene 5
Tyler Folsom had four goals and an assist as the Jaguars knocked off the Blackbirds in Division II action.
Noah Rust added two goals and Jake Rust had a goal and four assists for Windham (8-4) while Jake Aleksa had two helpers.
Niko Piandes, Parker Rive, Phil Tsoukalas, Alek Tunik and Nolan Cunningham also had a goal apiece and Jimmy Harootian had an assist.
John Stark 14, Kennett 9
The Generals got out to a 6-0 lead and held off the Eagles down the stretch.
Parker McQuarrie scored five goals to lead John Stark while Kayden Easter added four scores. Jack Baumann had two goals and two assists and John Rizzitano added a goal and two helpers.
Goffstown 11, Pembroke 0
Finn Grant made 10 saves as the Grizzlies (7-3) shut out the Spartans.
Nick Mason and Griffin Cook each had three goals and Konnaugh Donovan had a goal and two assists for Goffstown, which won its fifth in a row.
Eric Dubois, John Irwin, Julien Kilgore and Eric Lacerte had a goal each and Devin Young recorded an assist.
Winnacunnet 6, Hollis Brookline 5 (OT)
The Warriors rallied from a 5-3 deficit in the fourth quarter and had a chance to win on the man-up with two minutes left, but HB held on to force overtime. Winnacunnet scored 90 seconds into the extra frame for the win.
Garret Moloney made 12 saves for the Cavs, who fell to 4-7 on the season and have lost five games by three goals or less this year.
