Boys’ Basketball

Bishop Guertin 80, Concord 57

Key players: Concord – Japhet Nduwayo (16 points), Logan Perkins (16 points), Sam Pfitzenmayer (8 points)

Highlights: The Cardinals were in control from the start, using an aggressive offense that the Tide defensive wasn’t able to contain. The game was in hand for BG at the half, but Concord competed much harder in the second half.

Coach’s quote: “We are at a point in the season where we need to review our identity. The excitement and energy that we had in the first half of the season has leveled off and we need to find a way to reenergize ourselves. We just finished our third game in four days, and after a close battle Friday night, we were not able to compete to our capabilities the last two days. We are in a position where we are fighting for a playoff spot. For most, if not all of our guys, this is new. We have six games left. I am looking forward to seeing how we can regain our identify and finish strong.” – Concord’s Tim LaTorra

Records: Bishop Guertin 7-3; Concord 4-8

Girls’ Basketball

Concord Christian 79, Belmont 13

Key players: Concord Christian  – Emma Smith (20 points), Kate Smith (20 points), Lilli Carlile (17 points), Sarah Muir (16 points); Belmont  – Lena Rodrigues (8 points)

Coach’s quote: “Proud of my team and how they handled this game.” – Belmont’s Mike Andriski

Records: Concord Christian 12-1; Belmont 3-9

Kearsarge 43, Winnisquam 24

Key players: Kearsarge – Tessa Marinello (18 points), Ava Shapiro (10 points), Ella Stocker (9 points, great defense); Winnisquam – Lauren MacDonald (12 points), Victoria Kelly (4 points), Mackenzie Philippy (4 points)

Records: Kearsarge 9-4; Winnisquam 9-4

Boys’ Hockey

Concord 6, Hanover 4

Key players: Concord  – Brooks Craigue (2 goals, assist), Dawson Fancher (goal, 2 assists), AJ Dow (2 assists), Carter Doherty (goal, assist), Chad Lariviere (goal), Rowan Arndt (goal), Joey Tarbell (assist), Trevor Craigue (assist)

Highlights: Concord jumped out to 4-0 lead after first period. Both teams scored in second to make it 5-1, but Hanover closed the gap in the third period.

Coach’s quote: “We really came out strong in the first dominating. We didn’t play a complete game. The third period we got sloppy and just didn’t take care of the puck and had defensive breakdowns. We need to get better in that area.” – Concord’s Dunc Walsh

Records: Concord 11-0; Hanover 5-4

Wrestling

John Stark 46, ConVal 36
John Stark 42, Raymond 36

Highlights: The Generals won a pair of close duals on their home mats.

Records: John Stark 9-3