Tuesday in the Upper Valley: soccer and field hockey across 10 schools, with Lebanon field hockey and Woodstock boys soccer moving on in the playoffs.
Lebanon
Raiders field hockey avenged a September loss to Merrimack Valley to win its playoff opener at home and set up a quarterfinal at Hanover on Friday. Boys soccer rolled on the road at Coe-Brown for its third straight win, and girls soccer played Coe-Brown to a draw at home.
Mascoma
Royals boys soccer scored at home but fell to Hopkinton, and girls soccer came up short on the road at Hopkinton.
Woodstock
Wasps boys soccer beat White River Valley at home in the first round of the playoffs behind goals from Luke Hecker and Henry Freyer and a shutout from Grayson Hughes, and now heads to top-seeded Stowe on Friday.
White River Valley
Wildcats boys soccer saw its season end in a first-round rematch at Woodstock after coming into the playoffs unbeaten in four games.
Thetford
Panthers boys soccer took Enosburg to double overtime on the road before its season ended, with keeper Matt McGovern making 10 saves.
Oxbow
Olympians boys soccer held third-seeded Paine Mountain scoreless for a half before its season ended in the first round.
Hartford
Hurricanes girls soccer saw its season end in the first round on the road at Rice.
Sharon
Phoenix girls soccer kept second-seeded Richford within a goal until the final two minutes before its season ended on the road, with its keeper making 23 saves.
Rivendell
Raptors girls soccer scored twice but saw its season end in the first round at Mill River.
Hanover
Bears boys soccer rolled past Bishop Guertin at home for its 12th shutout of the fall, against the team that ended its season a year ago. Girls soccer fell on the road at Bishop Guertin.