Brewster results

The Brewster Academy girls' soccer team earned its second New England soccer title in three years on Sunday with a 2-1 win over Groton School to win the NEPSAC Class C title. The undefeated Brewster team earned the No. 3 seed in the tournament, and knocked off Pingree School and the Wheeler School en route to the final. Brewster also earned the title of Lakes Region League Champions, a title it has defended for the past three years.

Youth hockey

In a game that was much closer than the score would indicate, the Concord Capitals Squirt 2 team lost to Lewiston Squirt B, 6-2. The Capitals were winning going into the second period. Lewiston capitalized on mistakes and took over by the third. Concord goals were scored by Colin Chase and Alex Nangle, with assists to Thomas Burns and Liam O'Brien.

• The Concord Eagles Club PeeWee 3 got off to a slow start before stepping up against the Greater Lebanon Storm. The Capitols put nine tallies on the board against a very tough Storm goalie. Bailey Nangle (two goals, one assist), Bradley Murphy (two goals, one assist), Jack Decormier (one goal, one assist), Chris Mead (one goal, one assist), Ryan Quinn (one goal) Delana Erickson (one goal), Jared Grondin (one goal) and Samson Galvin (one assist) all made the score sheet. Patrick Quinn got the win in net.

• The Concord Eagles Club PeeWee 3 Capitals beat Henniker, 2-0. The Capitals outshot Henniker 25-7 but were only able to get two past the Huskies goalie. Matt Norris scored the first goal for the Capitals, assisted by Patrick Quinn. Ryan Quinn added an insurance goal. James Zeblisky posted his third shutout of the year. Brennan Malone, Jack Decormier and Chris Mead had strong games on the blue line. The Capitals had a strong penalty kill, eliminating five Henniker power plays.

• The Capital Center for Oral Surgery, Concord Capitals Bantam 1 team swept three games over a contingent of Vermont teams. Game 1 was a 4-0 win over St Albans. Austin Erickson scored two goals with Shaun Cavallaro and Matt Gudas adding a goal each. Connor Simpson recorded the shutout in goal and Colby Fortin anchored the defense. Concord came up big in Game 2 with a 10-1 victory over Harwood. Mitch Hayes led the scoring with three goals while Matt Murray and Harrison Murphy scored two goals apiece. John Clary chipped in with a goal and played well on defense. Concord rounded out the weekend with a 9-4 win over CSB. Defenseman Mike Shea, Hunter Berke and Mitch Hayes all scored two goals. Patrick Gallagher was solid on defense.

• The Capital Area Dentistry PW2 Capitals lost 4-2 to Agawam in Valley League action. Although the Caps turned the pressure up in the third and clawed their way back to a 2-2 tie on goals by Alex Marceau and Mike Angarella, they could not get the go-ahead goal.

UNH honors

Two University of New Hampshire women's hockey players were honored by Hockey East this week. Kelly Paton was named the conference's Player of the Week after scoring three goals with an assist in two games. Goalie Lindsey Minton was named Defensive Player of the Week after stopping 42 of 46 shots as the Wildcats tied Harvard, 1-1, and beat RPI, 4-3.

Open archery shoot

An open archery shoot will be held Friday at the East Concord Community Center. The shoot starts at 5:30 p.m. and will be broken into two sessions from 5:30-7 p.m. and from 7-8:30 p.m. Space is limited, and the fee is $25 per person. Visit artofarchery.com or contact instructor Dana White at 396-7979 to pre-register.

Gymnastics classes

Granite State Gymnastics is offering a variety of classes for all ages. Acrobatic and Arial Dance classes are for adults and kids 9+ on Sundays from 3:30-4:30 p.m. or Mondays 8-9 p.m. Parkour classes are for adults and kids 10+, Fridays at 7:30 p.m. Design in Motion "Art for Physical People" will be a 12-week session held Sundays 4:30-6:30 p.m. starting in January, for adults and kids 9+. Contact Granite State Gymnastics at 228-8424.

Bow High sports

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