High schools: Bow girls’ basketball wins on senior night

Bow’s Ella Gray (23) drives to the basket during a game at Bow High School on Monday. Gray, a senior, helped lead the Falcons to a 51-17 victory over Sanborn on senior night.

Bow’s Ella Gray (23) drives to the basket during a game at Bow High School on Monday. Gray, a senior, helped lead the Falcons to a 51-17 victory over Sanborn on senior night. CHIP GRIFFIN / Photos By Chip

Bow’s Kylie McKee takes a shot during a game at Bow High School on Monday. McKee, a senior, helped lead the Falcons to a 51-17 victory over Sanborn on senior night.

Bow’s Kylie McKee takes a shot during a game at Bow High School on Monday. McKee, a senior, helped lead the Falcons to a 51-17 victory over Sanborn on senior night. CHIP GRIFFIN / Photos By Chip

Bow’s Kate McGovern takes a shot during a game at Bow High School on Monday. McGovern, a senior, helped lead the Falcons to a 51-17 win over Sanborn on senior night.

Bow’s Kate McGovern takes a shot during a game at Bow High School on Monday. McGovern, a senior, helped lead the Falcons to a 51-17 win over Sanborn on senior night. CHIP GRIFFIN / Photos By Chip

Published: 02-25-2025 12:02 AM
Girls’ Basketball

Bow 51, Sanborn 17

Key players: Bow  – Bry Szepan (16 points, 2 assists, steal), Gabby Tarsa (9 points, 5 assists, 4 rebounds, 3 steals), Kate McGovern (7 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists), Audrey Glennon (5 points, 3 rebounds), Ella Gray (5 points, 6 rebounds), Kylie McKee (3 rebounds, 2 assists)

Highlights: The Falcons were led by their seniors to a commanding victory on senior night. Bow concludes its regular season on Friday at Lebanon.

Records: Bow 12-5; Sanborn 2-16

Boys’ Hockey

Concord 8, Exeter 2

Key players: Concord – Tyler Fennelly (2 goals), Jaden Haas (goal, assist), Chad Laviere (2 assists), Michael Barry (2 assists), Nolan Walsh (goal), Cam Roy (goal), Trevor Craigue (goal), Tyler Mayo (goal), Lukas Rondiak (goal)

Highlights: Concord dominated the first period, scoring five goals to take a 5-0 lead. B0th teams scored in the second period, but the Tide tallied a pair in the third to close out the win. Concord plays its final regular season game on Saturday night at Salem.

Coach’s quote: “We really came out strong in the first period and dominated. We are really moving the puck well right now. We had contributions from all four lines. I like the way we are playing right now. We need to finish strong at Salem and get ready for the tournament.” – Concord’s Dunc Walsh

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