CANAAN, N.H. - Mascoma football saved one more big afternoon for the finish. The Royals beat Farmington-Nute 36-8 at home Saturday to close their season at 6-2.

Mascoma led 8-0 in the second quarter and pulled away from there. The Mascoma Football team account summed it up after the final whistle: “Great TEAM win by our Royals capping off a 6-2 campaign!”

It was the Royals’ fourth straight win and their third straight at home. Mascoma scored 186 points in those four games, an average of 46.5 a game, beating Prospect Mountain on Oct. 10, Hillsboro-Deering 53-20 on Oct. 17, Missisquoi Valley 54-8 on Oct. 24 and Farmington-Nute on Saturday. The defense held each of the last two opponents to eight points.

That finish is a long way from the first half of the season. Mascoma scored 54 points total in its first four games, a stretch that included a 7-0 shutout of Raymond, a 21-12 win over Fall Mountain and losses to Newport (6-24) and Newfound (20-40).

Farmington-Nute falls to 2-5.

Other relevant play on Saturday, October 31:

Prospect Mountain 28 at Hillsboro-Deering 29 Hillsboro-Deering, which Mascoma beat 53-20 on Oct. 17, edged Prospect Mountain, which the Royals beat on Oct. 10.

Fall Mountain 8 at Newport 40 Newport, which beat Mascoma 24-6 on Sept. 12, rolled past Fall Mountain, which the Royals beat 21-12 on Sept. 26.

Mascoma at the division championships in Manchester | Saturday, October 31

Mascoma’s girls cross country team finished second at the division championships at Derryfield Park in Manchester on Saturday. The Royals scored 111 points in a 13-team field, edging Campbell (120) for the runner-up spot behind champion Hopkinton (27).

Freshman Paige Reney led Mascoma in seventh place in 21:53.1. Brooklynn Rice was 34th, senior Isabella Currier 46th, freshman Grace King 52nd and freshman Maddy Song 68th, with freshman Nobelee Cappetta 72nd. Four of the Royals’ six runners were freshmen.

Senior Carl Russell had the best finish of any Mascoma runner, placing fourth in the boys race in 17:26.0. Senior Karson Rogers (18th, 18:25.7) and freshman Ransom Donigian (21st, 18:27.0) also finished in the top 25, and the Royals boys placed sixth of 19 teams with 213 points. Hopkinton swept both team titles, and Fall Mountain’s Elijah Bodanza won the boys race in 16:43.9.

Russell was also the Royals’ top finisher at the Manchester Invitational on the same course in September, placing 12th in a big small-school field.

Mascoma’s girls are next at the Meet of Champions on Saturday, November 7, at Hopkinton State Fairgrounds, at 2:30 p.m.

That wraps up the day for Mascoma Valley Regional High School sports. We’ll see you next time!

CANAAN, N.H. - Mascoma football keeps finding new highs. The Royals beat Missisquoi Valley 54-8 at home Saturday afternoon, topping the 53 points they scored a week earlier for their biggest total of the season.

It was the third straight win for Mascoma, and the Royals have scored 150 points in that stretch, an average of 50 a game. They beat Prospect Mountain 43-6 on Oct. 10 and Hillsboro-Deering 53-20 on Oct. 17 before Saturday’s interstate game against the Vermont visitors.

That is a big change from the first half of the season. Mascoma scored 54 points total in its first four games, a stretch that included a 7-0 win over Raymond, a 21-12 win over Fall Mountain and losses to Newport (6-24) and Newfound (20-40).

The Royals improve to 5-2. Missisquoi Valley drops to 0-8.

Mascoma football is next at home against Farmington-Nute on Saturday, October 31, at 2 p.m.

That wraps up the day for Mascoma Valley Regional High School sports. We’ll see you next time!

NORTH SUTTON, N.H. - Mascoma boys soccer closed its regular season Friday with a 1-3 loss at Kearsarge, a team that has lost only once all fall.

The Royals found the net, but Kearsarge pulled away for its 13th win and improves to 13-1-2. The Cougars had shut out Fall Mountain and Derryfield 3-0 in the previous two weeks.

Mascoma finishes the regular season 2-12-2. The Royals’ wins came against Farmington (3-2 on Sept. 8) and Berlin (1-0 on Oct. 9), and they played Hillsboro-Deering and Raymond to 2-2 draws.

It has been a tough closing stretch. Mascoma lost its last four games to Trinity, White Mountains, Hopkinton and Kearsarge, scoring once in each. Coach Stuart Kinsman’s Royals went 3-11-2 a year ago and reached the playoffs.

Mascoma football hosts Missisquoi Valley on Saturday at 2 p.m.

Other relevant play on Friday, October 23:

White Mountains (9-1-6) 5 at Farmington (2-11-2) 1 White Mountains, which beat Mascoma twice this fall, won at Farmington, the team the Royals beat 3-2 on Sept. 8.

Monadnock (1-14-1) 0 at Fall Mountain (10-3-2) 5 Fall Mountain, which beat Mascoma twice, shut out Monadnock, which edged the Royals 1-0 on Sept. 4.

Mascoma vs. Kearsarge | Friday, October 23

Mascoma girls soccer fell 0-1 to Kearsarge at home Friday in its regular-season finale.

It was a tight one. The Royals held Kearsarge to a single goal, the fewest they allowed in any loss this season, and it was Mascoma’s second one-goal loss in its last three games after a 1-2 result against White Mountains on Oct. 19.

Mascoma finishes 1-12-3. Its win was a 5-0 shutout of Newfound on Sept. 15, and it tied Fall Mountain twice and Hillsboro-Deering once. Kearsarge improves to 3-10-3.

First-year coach Shannon Gould laid out the priorities before the season. “We have a hardworking group of girls who are committed to supporting one another and getting better each game. Our success will come down to teamwork, communication, consistency and a strong work ethic,” Gould said.

Other relevant play on Friday, October 23:

Monadnock (5-9-2) 0 at Fall Mountain (2-7-7) 1 Fall Mountain, which tied Mascoma twice, edged Monadnock, which beat the Royals 2-0 on Sept. 4.

Hillsboro-Deering (1-12-3) 0 at Bishop Brady (4-10-2) 4 Bishop Brady, which beat Mascoma 6-0 on Oct. 12, shut out Hillsboro-Deering, which played the Royals to a 0-0 draw.

White Mountains (11-4-1) 3 at Belmont (0-15-1) 1 White Mountains, which beat Mascoma twice, won on the road.

That wraps up the day for Mascoma Valley Regional High School sports. We’ll see you next time!

BRISTOL, N.H. - Mascoma field hockey’s season ended Thursday afternoon with a 0-1 loss at sixth-seeded Newfound in the first round of the playoffs.

The 11th-seeded Royals were one goal away from extending their season against a team they had already matched once. On Oct. 6, Mascoma and Newfound played to a 2-2 draw at Mascoma, with Tori Petty scoring both Royals goals and goalie Addie Irwin saving a penalty stroke.

Mascoma finishes 5-10-1. The Royals’ wins included a 7-0 rout at Winnisquam on Oct. 14, a 4-2 win at Newport, a 3-1 win over Monadnock and a 1-0 win at Conant.

Irwin was in her first season in goal, and coach Danielle Pushee said before the season that roster numbers would be a challenge. “We are struggling with numbers this year; we have a solid nine in our returning players, but finding people to fill out the roster with experience has been difficult. If we are able to adjust our style of play and use our strengths, we should be competitive this year while bringing new players along,” she said.

Newfound improves to 11-3-2 and moves on to a quarterfinal at third-seeded Kearsarge (13-2) on Monday. Kearsarge beat Mascoma 3-0 on Sept. 11.

Other relevant play on Thursday, October 22:

Laconia (6-11) 1 at Derryfield (10-4-1) 3 Laconia, which beat Mascoma 3-1 on Sept. 18, saw its season end on the road.

That wraps up the day for Mascoma Valley Regional High School sports. We’ll see you next time!

CANAAN, N.H. - Mascoma girls volleyball fell 0-3 to Raymond at home Wednesday night.

Raymond improves to 11-4 and has won three of its last four matches. Mascoma falls to 3-13.

The Royals came in off a split on Saturday, a 3-0 win over Conant and a 0-3 loss to Epping. Mascoma’s three wins this fall came against Concord Christian (3-2), Hillsboro-Deering (3-0) and Conant (3-0).

Coach Eric Ramage, in his eighth season, said before the season, “We have a really positive squad this year, which is probably what I’m most excited about as a coach. We have some excellent leadership this year, and they will make this season a lot of fun for everyone involved.”

Wednesday’s match was the last one on Mascoma’s posted schedule.

Other relevant play on Wednesday, October 21:

Farmington (14-2) 3 at Epping (8-8) 0 Epping, which beat Mascoma on Saturday, fell at home.

Trinity (13-3) 2 at St. Thomas Aquinas (13-3) 3 St. Thomas Aquinas won a five-set match between two teams that swept Mascoma in September.

That wraps up the day for Mascoma Valley Regional High School sports. We’ll see you next time!

CANAAN, N.H. - Mascoma boys soccer found the net but fell 1-3 to Hopkinton at home Tuesday afternoon.

It was the first meeting of the season between the teams, and Hopkinton was playing for the second day in a row after a 1-1 draw with Bishop Brady on Monday.

Mascoma falls to 2-11-2, while Hopkinton improves to 8-5-2. The Royals have lost three straight, to Trinity, White Mountains and Hopkinton, but have scored in each of those games. Mascoma’s last win was a 1-0 home win over Berlin on Oct. 9.

Mascoma boys soccer is next at Kearsarge on Friday, October 23, at 6 p.m.

Other relevant play on Tuesday, October 20:

Derryfield (5-7-1) 0 at Kearsarge (11-1-2) 3 Kearsarge, Mascoma’s next opponent, won at home in their division.

Conant (1-11-1) 0 at Fall Mountain (9-3-2) 4 Fall Mountain, which beat Mascoma 5-1 on Oct. 2, won at home.

Mascoma at Hopkinton | Tuesday, October 20

Mascoma girls soccer scored once but fell 1-5 at Hopkinton on Tuesday afternoon in Contoocook.

The Royals scored for the second straight day after a 1-2 home loss to White Mountains on Monday, but Hopkinton, one of the top teams in their division, pulled away. Mascoma falls to 1-11-3, while Hopkinton improves to 10-2-3.

Mascoma’s lone win this fall was a 5-0 home win over Newfound on Sept. 15.

Mascoma girls soccer is next at home against Kearsarge on Friday, October 23, at 4 p.m.

Other relevant play on Tuesday, October 20:

Kearsarge (2-10-3) 0 at Derryfield (10-4) 3 Kearsarge, which visits Mascoma on Friday, fell on the road.

Prospect Mountain (5-8-2) 0 at White Mountains (9-4-1) 1 White Mountains, which edged Mascoma 2-1 on Monday, won another one-goal game at home.

That wraps up the day for Mascoma Valley Regional High School sports. We’ll see you next time!

CANAAN, N.H. - Mascoma girls soccer fell 1-2 to White Mountains at home Monday afternoon, staying within a goal of the Spartans until the final whistle.

It was the Royals’ closest result since a 0-0 draw at Fall Mountain on Oct. 2. White Mountains also won the first meeting 2-0 in Whitefield on Sept. 11, so the Spartans take the season series.

Mascoma falls to 1-10-3 and has lost five straight, while White Mountains improves to 8-4-1.

Mascoma girls soccer is next at Hopkinton on Tuesday, October 20, at 4 p.m.

Other relevant play on Monday, October 19:

Berlin (10-4) 4 at Newfound (1-13) 0 Berlin, which beat Mascoma 6-1 on Oct. 8, won on the road in their division.

Belmont (0-12-1) 0 at Inter-Lakes (2-8-1) 0 Inter-Lakes and Belmont played to a scoreless draw in their division.

Mascoma at White Mountains | Monday, October 19

Mascoma boys soccer fell 1-8 at White Mountains on Monday afternoon in Whitefield against one of the toughest teams in their division.

The Spartans stayed unbeaten at 8-0-6 and swept the season series after a 3-1 win in Canaan on Sept. 11. Mascoma falls to 2-10-2 after back-to-back losses to Trinity and White Mountains. The Royals’ last win was a 1-0 home win over Berlin on Oct. 9.

Mascoma boys soccer is next at home against Hopkinton on Tuesday, October 20, at 4 p.m.

Other relevant play on Monday, October 19:

Bishop Brady (7-6-1) 1 at Hopkinton (7-5-2) 1 Hopkinton, which visits Mascoma on Tuesday, played Bishop Brady to a draw at home.

Conant (1-10-1) 0 at Winnisquam (4-6-3) 7 Winnisquam won big at home in their division.

That wraps up the day for Mascoma Valley Regional High School sports. We’ll see you next time!

CANAAN, N.H. - Mascoma football rolled past Hillsboro-Deering 53-20 at home Saturday, scoring a season high in points for its second straight win.

The Royals ran for 392 yards on 46 carries. Aiden Booth led the way with 165 yards and two touchdowns on 17 carries and added a two-point conversion. Jonathan Ortiz had 97 yards and three touchdowns, Ethan Conway added 66 yards and two touchdowns, and Dominic Marrotte also scored.

Mascoma improves to 4-2, while Hillsboro-Deering falls to 3-3. The game was a rematch of last year’s title game, which Hillsboro-Deering won 34-20 on Nov. 15, 2025. The Royals have won four of their last five games.

Mascoma football is next at home against Missisquoi Valley on Saturday, October 24, at 2 p.m.

Other relevant play on Saturday, October 17:

Newport (7-0) 41 at Prospect Mountain (1-5) 0 Newport, which beat Mascoma in September, stayed unbeaten with a road win in their division.

Raymond (0-6) 0 at Farmington-Nute (2-4) 7 Farmington-Nute, which visits Mascoma on Oct. 31, won at home against a Raymond team the Royals beat 7-0 in September.

Mascoma at home vs. Conant and Epping | Saturday, October 17

Mascoma volleyball split a home doubleheader Saturday, sweeping Conant 3-0 in the morning before falling 0-3 to Epping in the afternoon.

The win over Conant snapped a four-match losing streak and was the Royals’ first since a 3-0 sweep of Hillsboro-Deering on Sept. 26. Mascoma moves to 3-12, while Conant falls to 0-12 and Epping improves to 7-7.

Mascoma volleyball is next at home against Raymond on Wednesday, October 21, at 6:15 p.m.

What was missed Friday: Mascoma girls soccer (1-10-4) fell 0-4 at Trinity. The Royals are next at home against White Mountains on Monday, October 19, at 4 p.m.

That wraps up the day for Mascoma Valley Regional High School sports. We’ll see you next time!

CANAAN, N.H. - Mascoma field hockey scored twice but fell 2-4 to Hopkinton at home Friday.

The Royals move to 5-9-1, while Hopkinton improves to 12-2. Mascoma was coming off a 7-0 win at Winnisquam on Wednesday, and the Royals played Hopkinton much closer than in the season opener, a 1-6 loss at Hopkinton on Aug. 27. Friday’s game was the last one on Mascoma’s regular-season schedule.

Other relevant play on Friday, October 16:

Monadnock (3-13) 2 at Gilford (14-1-1) 8 Gilford rolled at home in their division.

Derryfield (9-4-1) 4 at Sanborn (1-12) 1 Derryfield won on the road in their division.

Mascoma at home vs. Trinity | Friday, October 16

Mascoma boys soccer found the net once but fell 1-3 to Trinity at home Friday.

The Royals move to 2-10-3, while Trinity improves to 11-1-2. Trinity, one of the top teams in their division, also won the first meeting 2-0 on Sept. 22.

Mascoma boys soccer is next at White Mountains on Monday, October 19, at 4 p.m.

Other relevant play on Friday, October 16:

White Mountains (7-0-6) 0 at Gilford (12-0-2) 0 Two unbeaten teams in their division, including Mascoma’s next opponent, played to a draw.

Somersworth (3-9-2) 0 at Prospect Mountain (12-2) 4 Prospect Mountain, which beat Mascoma in September, won at home.

That wraps up the day for Mascoma Valley Regional High School sports. We’ll see you next time!

TILTON, N.H. - Mascoma field hockey made the trip to Winnisquam on Wednesday and rolled to a 7-0 win in a game moved up from Tuesday. Seven goals is a season high for the Royals.

The Royals improve to 5-8-1, while Winnisquam falls to 0-15. It was Mascoma's first win since Sept. 29 at Newport, and the Royals are unbeaten in two.

Mascoma field hockey is next at home against Hopkinton on Friday, October 16, at 4 p.m.

Other relevant play on Wednesday, October 14:

Newport (4-9-1) 0 at Newfound (10-2-2) 3 Newfound blanked Newport in their division.

Mascenic (11-1-1) 6 at Conant (6-8) 0 Mascenic stayed hot with a road win.

Mascoma Cancer Awareness Meet at home | Wednesday, October 14

Mascoma hosted the Cancer Awareness Meet on Wednesday over 5,000 meters with Trinity, Derryfield, Mascenic, Prospect Mountain, Newport, and Claremont Christian.

Carl Russell won the boys race in 17:05.10, with Ransom Donigian second in 17:51.60 and Karson Rogers fourth in 18:23.10. Paige Reney won the girls race in 22:00.60, and Brooklyn Rice finished fifth in 23:43.50. Team scores were not posted.

That wraps up the day for Mascoma Valley Regional High School sports. We'll see you next time!

ALTON, N.H. - Mascoma football put up 43 points on the road Saturday night and beat Prospect Mountain 43-16. Jonathan Ortiz made a big impact for the Royals.

Mascoma moves to 3-2 on the season, while Prospect Mountain is still looking for its first win at 0-4. The Royals have now won three of their first five games and come home next week.

Mascoma football is next at home against Hillsboro-Deering on Saturday, October 17, at 2 p.m.

Other relevant play on Saturday, October 10:

Newport 22, Newfound 0 Newport won at home in their division.

Mascoma at Hopkinton Cross Country Festival | Saturday, October 10

Mascoma boys cross country placed 29th out of 41 teams at the Hopkinton Cross Country Festival with 771 points. Senior Carl Russell led the Royals in 43rd place in 16:44.6.

Freshman Ransom Donigian was 107th in 17:58.1, senior Karson Rogers was 128th in 18:13.6, Blake Howard was 274th in 21:27.2, and John Runnion-Bareford was 284th in 21:51.9.

Mascoma at Hopkinton Cross Country Festival | Saturday, October 10

Mascoma girls cross country placed 27th out of 31 teams with 783 points. Freshman Paige Reney led the Royals in 85th place in 21:36.6.

Brooklyn Rice was 171st in 23:30.3, Grace King was 206th in 24:46.2, Isabella Currier was 218th in 25:45.3, and Nobelee Cappetta was 221st in 26:02.4.

That wraps up the day for Mascoma Valley Regional High School sports. We'll see you next time!

CANAAN, N.H. - Mascoma boys soccer picked up its first win of the season Friday, beating Berlin 1-0 at home. One goal was enough, and the Royals kept Berlin off the board for the shutout.

Mascoma moves to 1-9-3 on the season, while Berlin falls to 2-8-3. After a long wait and three ties, the Royals finally got into the win column with a few weeks left in the fall.

Mascoma boys soccer is next on the road at White Mountains on Tuesday, October 13, at 4:00 p.m.

Other relevant play on Friday, October 9:

Bishop Brady 2, Conant 0 Bishop Brady won at home in their division.

St. Thomas Aquinas 3, Trinity 0 St. Thomas Aquinas posted a home shutout in their division.

Belmont 0, White Mountains 0 White Mountains, Mascoma’s next opponent, played to a scoreless tie on the road.

That wraps up the day for Mascoma Valley Regional High School sports. We'll see you next time!

BERLIN, N.H. — Mascoma girls soccer found the net once on the road Thursday but fell 6-1 at Berlin. The Royals move to 1-7-4 on the season, while Berlin improves to 8-4.

Berlin has been one of the stronger teams in their division this fall, and the long trip north was a tough one. Mascoma has been in plenty of close games, with four ties on its record, and will look to get back to that form next week.

Mascoma girls soccer is next on the road at Bishop Brady on Monday, October 12, at 4:00 p.m.

Other relevant play on Thursday, October 8:

Bow 2 at Kennett 0 Bow won on the road in their division.

Oyster River 0, Pembroke 0 Oyster River and Pembroke played to a scoreless tie.

Belmont at Mascoma | Thursday, October 8

Mascoma volleyball won a set at home in Canaan on Thursday but fell 3-1 to Belmont. The Royals drop to 2-10 on the season, while Belmont moves to 8-4.

Mascoma took a set from one of the better teams in their division and heads back on the road to start next week.

Mascoma volleyball is next on the road at Fall Mountain on Monday, October 12, at 5:15 p.m.

That wraps up the day for Mascoma Valley Regional High School sports. We'll see you next time!

RAYMOND, N.H. — Mascoma boys soccer battled to a 2-2 tie on the road at Raymond on Tuesday. The Royals scored twice and earned a draw against a team in their division, moving to 1-9-3 on the season.

It was a step forward for a Mascoma team that has had a hard time finding results this fall. The Royals matched the hosts goal for goal, and they come home for a division game against Berlin to close the week.

Mascoma boys soccer is next at home against Berlin on Friday, October 9, at 4:00 p.m.

Other relevant play on Tuesday, October 6:

Inter-Lakes 0 at Berlin 3 Berlin, Mascoma's next opponent, won at home in their division.

Prospect Mountain 4 at Newfound 0 Prospect Mountain took a road shutout in their division.

Gilford 5 at Farmington 4 Gilford won a high-scoring road game in their division.

Newfound at Mascoma | Tuesday, October 6

Mascoma field hockey tied Newfound 2-2 at home in Canaan on Tuesday. One day after a home loss to Conant, the Royals scored twice and held a Newfound team that came in with a winning record to a draw.

Mascoma is now 4-8-1, and Newfound moves to 7-2-1.

Mascoma field hockey is next on the road at Winnisquam on Tuesday, October 13, at 4:00 p.m.

Raymond at Mascoma | Tuesday, October 6

Mascoma girls soccer fell 8-1 at home to Raymond on Tuesday. The Royals scored once against one of the stronger teams on their schedule, as Raymond moved to 9-2. Mascoma is now 1-7-4.

Mascoma girls soccer is next on the road at Berlin on Thursday, October 8, at 4:00 p.m.

Other relevant play on Tuesday, October 6:

Berlin 8 at Inter-Lakes 0 Berlin, Mascoma's next opponent, rolled on the road in their division.

Bishop Brady 2 at Monadnock 1 Bishop Brady edged Monadnock by a goal on the road in their division.

That wraps up the day for Mascoma Valley Regional High School sports. We'll see you next time!

CANAAN, N.H. — Mascoma field hockey came up short at home Monday, falling 2-0 to Conant to slip to 4-8. The visitors evened their record at 6-6 after keeping the Royals off the board in Canaan.

It was a tough home test. Conant scored twice and kept a clean sheet, and Mascoma could not find the cage before the final whistle. The Royals get a quick chance to bounce back, with another home game less than a day later.

Mascoma field hockey is next at home against Newfound on Tuesday, October 6, at 4:00 p.m.

Other relevant play on Monday, October 5:

Hopkinton (8-2) 2 at Gilford (10-0-1) 3 Gilford stayed unbeaten with a one-goal home win in their division.

Kearsarge (9-1) 2 at Newfound (7-1) 1 Kearsarge edged Newfound, Mascoma’s next opponent, on the road in their division.

That wraps up the day for Mascoma Valley Regional High School sports. We’ll see you next time!

CANAAN, N.H. — Mascoma football fell at home Saturday, dropping a 20-40 result to unbeaten Newfound. The Royals move to 2-2 and left Newfound at 4-0 after the visitors ended Mascoma’s five-game home winning streak that dated into last season.

It was a hard home night against a perfect start from Newfound. Mascoma found the scoreboard twice but could not keep pace once Newfound pulled away.

Mascoma football is next on the road at Prospect Mountain on Saturday, October 10, at 7:00 p.m.

Other relevant play on Saturday, October 3:

Fall Mountain 12 at Hillsboro-Deering 18 Hillsboro-Deering took a home win in their division.

Mascoma at Fall Mountain | Friday, October 2

LANGDON, N.H. — Mascoma boys soccer came up short on the road Friday, falling 1-5 at Fall Mountain. The Royals move to 0-9-2 and left the Black Panthers at 7-2-1 after a tough away night in Langdon.

It was a hard road test in their division. Fall Mountain kept answering and pulled away, while Mascoma found the cage once but could not stay level for long.

Mascoma boys soccer is next on the road at Raymond on Tuesday, October 6, at 4:00 p.m.

Other relevant play on Friday, October 2:

Winnisquam (3-5-2) 2 at Berlin (0-7-3) 2 Berlin and Winnisquam played to a draw in their division.

Mascoma at Fall Mountain | Friday, October 2

Mascoma girls soccer played to a 0-0 draw on the road Friday at Fall Mountain. The Royals move to 1-6-4 and left the Black Panthers at 0-4-6 after a scoreless night in Langdon.

It was a defensive road grind in their division. Neither side found the net, and Mascoma left with a hard-earned point on the road.

Mascoma girls soccer is next at home against Raymond on Tuesday, October 6, at 4:00 p.m.

Other relevant play on Friday, October 2:

Berlin (6-4) 3 at Kearsarge (2-5-2) 2 Berlin edged a road win in their division.

NEW IPSWICH, N.H. — Mascoma field hockey came up short on the road Wednesday, falling 6-3 at Mascenic. The Royals move to 4-7 and left the Vikings at 8-1-1 after a high-scoring away night.

It was a competitive road test in their division. Mascoma found the cage three times, but Mascenic kept answering and closed the win at home.

Mascoma field hockey is next at home against Newfound on Tuesday, October 6, at 4:00 p.m.

Other relevant play on Wednesday, September 30:

Gilford (9-0-1) 5 at Stevens (2-5-1) 0 Gilford stayed hot on the road in their division.

Fall Mountain at Mascoma | Wednesday, September 30

Mascoma volleyball dropped a home match Wednesday, falling 3-0 to Fall Mountain. The Royals move to 2-8 and left the Black Panthers at 5-4 after a straight-set night in Canaan.

It was a tough home open in their division. Fall Mountain controlled the match from the first set and closed the sweep without needing a fourth.

Mascoma volleyball is next on the road at Prospect Mountain on Tuesday, October 6, at 6:15 p.m.

Other relevant play on Wednesday, September 30:

Portsmouth Christian (9-1) 3 at St. Thomas Aquinas (9-2) 0 Portsmouth Christian swept on the road in their division.

CANAAN, N.H. — Mascoma boys soccer took a hard home loss Tuesday, falling 10-1 to Prospect Mountain. The Royals move to 0-8-2 and left the Timberwolves at 7-1 after a long night in Canaan.

It was a tough home open in their division. Prospect Mountain kept pouring on chances, and Mascoma could not slow the match once it got away.

Mascoma boys soccer is next on the road at Fall Mountain on Friday, October 2, at 5:00 p.m.

The Royals move to 0-7-2 and left the Hillcats at 3-7-2 after a shared result in their division.

It was a full home scrap. Mascoma stayed in it and secured a point when the whistle hit.

Mascoma boys soccer is next at home against Prospect Mountain on Tuesday, September 29, at 4:00 p.m.

Other relevant play on Saturday, September 26:

Prospect Mountain (6-1) 6 at Winnisquam (2-5-1) 0 Prospect Mountain rolled on the road in their division.

Mascoma vs Hillsboro-Deering | Saturday, September 26

Mascoma volleyball swept Hillsboro-Deering 3-0 at home Saturday. The Royals move to 2-7 and left the Hillcats at 1-8 after a straight-sets win in their division.

It was a clean home close. Mascoma finished the sweep and locked up a needed win.

Mascoma volleyball is next at home against Fall Mountain on Wednesday, September 30, at 6:15 p.m.

Other relevant play on Saturday, September 26:

Belmont (7-2) 3 at Newfound Regional (5-3) 0 Belmont swept on the road in their division.

That wraps up the day for Mascoma Valley Regional High School sports. We'll see you next time!

CANAAN, N.H. — Mascoma field hockey got a needed road win Thursday, edging Conant 1-0. The Royals are 3-5 after shutting out the Orioles (1-5).

One goal was enough. Mascoma protected the shutout away from home and left Jaffrey with both points.

Mascoma field hockey is next at home against Lebanon on Saturday, September 26, at 9:30 a.m.

Previous day numbers are finally in: Mascoma girls volleyball beat Concord Christian 3-2 on the road Wednesday and moved to 1-7.

That wraps up the day for Mascoma Valley Regional High School sports. We'll see you next time!