Vermont H.S. scores for Jan. 30: See how your favorite team fared

Alex Abrami and Jacob Rousseau, Burlington Free Press
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PREVIOUS COVERAGE

MONDAY'S H.S. GAMES

Girls hockey

Burlington/Colchester 4, Hartford 1

B/C: Camryn Poulin 1G, 1A. Karissa LeClair 1G, 1A. Holley MacLellan 1G. Gussie Guyette 1G. Norra Moody 1A. Georgia Wool 1A. Fiona McHugh 1A. Paige Codega-Ryan 23 saves.

H: Braelyn Park 1G. Madison Barwood 1A. Sydney Stillman 18 saves.

Note: Tied at 1 early in third, Poulin, LeClair and MacLellan notched goals in the game's final 7:35 to lead the Sealakers (9-2-2).

Kingdom Blades 7, Stowe 3

KB: Ella Blaise 3G. Isabel Gaudreau 1G. Alexandra Mosher 1G. Gabrielle Young 1G. Kennedy Perrigo 1G.

S: Isabel Donza 2G. Lydia Watson 1G.

Note: The Kingdom Blades scored four times in the second period.

Boys hockey

Champlain Valley 3, U-32 3

CV: Zach Vincent 1G. Nic Menard 1G, 1A. Connor Malaney 1G. Trevin Keefe 33 saves.

U: Maddox Heise 1G. Max Scribner 1G. Colton Warren 1G. Duncan Mathies 24 saves.

Note: Warren notched the equalizer with 4:26 left in the third period as U-32 salvaged a tie with Division I's CVU.

Missisquoi 6, Woodstock 3

M: Ben Ledoux 1G. Colby Young 1G, 1A. Camden Bertrand 1G. Beau Reynolds 1G. Camden Longway 1G, 1A. Jaden Butler 1G. Wyett Bellrose 2A. Ethan Stefaniak 34 saves.

W: Kyle Costales 1G, 1A. Ethan Havill 1G. Graeme McKeon 1G. Dominic Palazzo 20 saves.

Note: Butler scored on an empty netter for his first career goal.

Rutland 3, Milton 1

R: Ethan Wideawake 2G, Cameron Rider 1G, 1A. Anders Lowkes 1A. Greg Olson 1A. Noah Bruttomesso 21 saves.

M: Jack Devlin 1G. Caleb Barnier 1A. Griffin Smith 26 saves.

Note: Tied at 1 entering the third period, Rutland tallied on the power play and added an empty-netter.

Hartford 7, Stowe 2

H: Ozzy DeFelice 3G. Joseph Barwood 2G. Matt Hayes 1G. Blaine Gour 1G, 1A. James Reynolds 3A. Logan Caffrey 2A. Connor Tierney 2A. Davey Bradley 14 saves.

S: Woody Reichelt 1G. Ashton Tibbets 1G. Liam Newhouse 29 saves.

Note: Hartford coach Todd Bebeau earned his 300th career victory.

Girls basketball

Mount Abraham 37, Colchester 31

MA: Maia Jensen 9 points, 5 steals. Louisa Painter 9 points. Payton Vincent 7 rebounds.

C: Emma Litchfield 13 points.

Milton at Twinfield/Cabot 5:30 p.m.

Enosburg at BFA-Fairfax, 7 p.m.

Rutland 46, Brattleboro 35

Boys basketball

Mount Mansfield 62, Rice 51

MM: Owen Pinaud 16 points. Josh Syverson 11 points. Dylan Hamilton 10 points.

T: Drew Bessette 11 points. Daniel Bogre 10 points.

Note: A Pinaud 3-pointer halfway through the fourth quarter gave MMU a 53-44 cushion in the home win.

Burlington 46, Colchester 44

B: Charite Dzingou 15 points. Noah McDonald 9 points.

C: Holden Richard 15 points.

Note: BHS used a strong second quarter (11-4 edge) to level the game at halftime while Khiem Nguyen made clutch foul shots in the fourth quarter to seal the road win.

Champlain Valley 70, St. Johnsbury 48

CV: Kyle Eaton 18 points. Alex Provost 15 points. Tucker Tharpe 14 points. Sam Sweeney 12 points.

SJ: Harry Geng 17 points. Rex Hauser 8 points.

Note: Up 29-28 at halftime, CVU opened the third quarter with a 15-2 run and then the fourth with a 20-3 run to pull away from the Hilltoppers.

South Burlington 61, Essex 43

SB: Tyler Bergmans 25 points. Deng Aguek 11 points. Khalil Quebec-Hill 8 points.

E: Josh Brown 17 points. Lucas Mercier 7 points.

Note: Down 16-5 after the opening quarter, South Burlington seized a 24-23 halftime lead.

Montpelier 91, Lyndon 62

M: Carson Cody 27 points. Carter Bruzzese 21 points. Hayden Lilley 13 points. Ronnie Riby-Williams 9 points.

L: Austin Wheeler 27 points.

Harwood 53, Lamoille 30

H: Tobey Bellows 26 points.

Note: Bellows sank six 3-points in the road win.

Hazen 62, Randolph 35

H: Tyler Rivard 23 points, 21 rebounds, 5 assists. Jadon Baker 11 points, 5 steals

R: Ethan Davignon 13 points.

Blue Mountain 60, Oxbow 24

Peoples at Thetford, 7 p.m.

TUESDAY'S H.S. GAMES

Girls basketball

Burlington at St. Johnsbury, 6:30 p.m.

South Burlington at Mount Mansfield, 7 p.m.

Essex at BFA-St. Albans, 7:30 p.m.

Champlain Valley at Rice, 7 p.m.

BFA-Fairfax at Winooski, 7 p.m.

Craftsbury at Milton, 6 p.m.

Richford at Stowe, 7 p.m.

Twinfield at Hazen, 7 p.m.

Lamoille at Lyndon, 6:30 p.m.

U-32 at Montpelier, 7 p.m.

Randolph at Lake Region, 7 p.m.

Thetford at Spaulding, 7 p.m.

Harwood at Oxbow, 7 p.m.

Blue Mountain at Williamstown, 7 p.m.

Danville at Northfield, 7 p.m.

Boys basketball

Enosburg at North Country, 6:30 p.m.

Middlebury at Mount Abraham, 7 p.m.

Milton at Vergennes, 7 p.m.

Wrestling

Champlain Valley, Mount Abraham at Mount Abraham, 5:30 p.m.

(Subject to change)

This article originally appeared on Burlington Free Press: Vermont high school sports scores for Monday, Jan. 30

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