The Elm Street Middle School Eagles and the defending Nashua Catholic Wildcats tied for first place in the eighth annual Mark Thibault Memorial All-City Middle School Wrestling Championship.

“I’m very proud of the team,” Elm Street coach Dan Beaulieu said. “They worked hard all season keeping in mind we wanted to win the cup. Everyone stepped up big time and some even over-achieved.”

Results were as follows:

71 pounds

Thomas Christian (NC) first; Colin Dexter, Pennichuck, second; Caleb Humber, Fairgrounds, third; Todd Arndorfer, Fairgrounds, fourth.

74 pounds

Owen Finn, Elm Street, first; Ben Salizzoni, NC, second; C.J. Lavoie, Elm Street, third; and Patrick Melanson, Fairgrounds, fourth

81 pounds

Andrew Tate, Elm Street, first; Connor Goodwin, Fairgrounds, second; Joshua Demoura, Pennichuck, third; Anyssa Mitchell, Pennichuck, fourth.

92 pounds

Zachary Rioux, Elm Street, first; Jeremy Bridge Fairgrounds, second; Tanner McLaughlin, NC, third; Sabrina Murtaugh, Pennichuck, fourth.

95 pounds

Colin O’Connor, NC, first; Teddy Moscatelli, Pennichuck, second; Nate Johnson, Fairgrounds, third; Efrain Beltran, Pennichuck, fourth.

103 pounds

Kevin Lyskawa, NC, first; Owen Duda, Elm Street, second; Isaish Smith, Fairgrounds, third; and Juliana Russo, Pennichuck, fourth.

107 pounds

Kyle Gora, NC, first; Seyvon Soto, Pennichuck, second; Mohammed Ali, Elm Street, third; Josh Guillemente, Fairgrounds, fourth.

115 pounds

Trevor Froberg, Fairgrounds, first; Owen Mooso, Fairgrounds, second; Tom Cullerton, NC, third; Henry Burns, Pennichuck, fourth.

117 pounds

Tyler Linscott, Fairgrounds, first; Danny Rupp, NC, second; Dominick Gentry, Elm Street, third; Chris Markunas, Fairgrounds, fourth.

120 pounds

Stephen Miller,NC, first; Nick Wei, Fairgrounds, second; Nate Seegel, NC, third; Alex Sheran, Pennichuck, fourth.

124 pounds

Joshua Drake, Pennichuck, first; Rafael Lopez, Elm Street, second; Luc Blondeau, NC, third; Paul Murtaugh, Pennichuck, fourth.

132 pounds

Evan Soucy, Pennichuck, first; Noah Blecharczyk NC, second; Colin Murphy, Fairgounds, third; Bailey Morin, Elm Street, fourth.

138 pounds

Tim McMenimen, Elm Street, first; Andrew Dowd, Fairgrounds, second; Nate Zalzal, Fairgrounds, third; Hannah Farley, Pennichuck, fourth.

144 pounds

Jonatan Martinez, Elm Street, first; Nick Cardin, Pennichuck, second; Frank Krahenbuhl, Pennichuck, third; Andrew Morin, Elm Street, fourth.

158 pounds

Hunter McLaughlin, NC, first; Kalique Jones, Fairgrounds, second; Zack Murtaugh, Pennichuck, third; Tim Zucchi, Elm Street, fourth.

177 pounds

Garrett Hillard, Elm Street, first; Wil Luna, Elm Street, second; Youseff Hassan, Pennichuck, third; Will Kennedy, Fairgrounds, fourth; and Corey Haggett, Pennichuck, fifth.

Heavyweight

Eddie Reyes, Pennichuck, first; Cameron Schmidt, Elm Street, second.

YOUTH HOCKEY

Cavs Squirt Blue wins Gold

The Southern New Hampshire Cavaliers Squirt Blue team win the Pot of Gold Championship in Woodstock, Vt., downing the Connecticut Seahawks Squirts 3-1 in the title game.

The Cavaliers Squirt Blue swept the tournament beating all challenging teams. The Cavaliers defeated the SAM Moose Squirts 9-3, Western Junior Colonials 5-4, and Connecticut Seahawks Squirts 5-1 right before a rematch in the finals.

Members of the championship team included: goaltender Matthew D’Ortona; defensemen Matthew MacBean, Benjamin Foley, Ethan Gaffney and Thomas Cahill; forwards Ryan Kelly, Jack Conmy, Aidan Rowe, Andre Ducharme, Ryan Bizier, Nate Bizier, and Will Dodge. Coaches for the Cavaliers were Mike Dodge, Michelle MacBean, Mark Cahill and Jim Bizier.

Cavaliers Squirt 2 White on top

The SNH Cavaliers Squirt 2 White team defeated Marblehead 4-3 on Sal Vella’s late goal in Valley League play, the teams’ third matchup of the season.

The Cavaliers defensive pair of Michael Spinazzola and Vella used their speed to keep the Marblehead offense from gaining the offensive zone. In the first period, the Cavs outshot Marblehead, 6-3. While the Cavaliers goaltender Ryan McInnis managed to block all the shots put on him, Jesse Gertz scored first for the Cavs after driving his own rebound pass between the goalpost and the goaltender’s leg pad.

In the second period, McInnis kept Marblehead off the board on a pair of break-aways and a pair of 2 on 1 opportunities, but Marblehead capitalized on its fifth scoring chance by just beating McInnis glove side high. Just a minute later, Jesse Gertz answered with his second of the game on a backhand tip on a Jacob Roy shot from the defensive point to give the Cavs a one-goal lead.

Two minutes into the third period, Marblehead capitalized on another odd-man rush to tie the game 3-3.

Penalties kept both teams from creating scoring chances for most of the third period . However, Vella was able to pick off a clearing pass with a minute left in the game. Vella skated with the puck to the outside just around the defense curling back at the last second getting a shot off towards the far post that just cleared the opposing goalie’s blocker for the game-winner.

SKATING

Synchro Stars wrap up season

The Synchro Stars synchronized skating Teams finished their competitive season with a strong showing at the Wallace Synchronized Skating Classic in Fitchburg, Mass.

The Beginner 1 team earned the bronze medal while the Beginner 2 team earned the silver medal in its division. The Pre-Juvenile team had its best skate of the season placing seventh while the Open-Juvenile team continued its most successful season, earning the silver medal for its division.

The Synchro Stars skate out of the Cyclone Arena in Hudson and represent the Gate City Figure Skating Club. Synchro Stars is a member of the United States Figure Skating and the only synchronized skating program in New Hampshire.

Tryouts will begin in April to form teams for the 2014-2015 season. For more information visit their web site at synchrostars.net.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Nashua Youth Soccer registration

Registration for the Nashua Youth Soccer League is open to boys and girls in Nashua and surrounding towns born between Oct. 1, 1994, and Sept. 30, 2008.

Youths can register on line atNashuaYouthSoccer.org. Regular registration closed on March 25, but registrations from now on may be put on a waiting list.

The season is tentatively scheduled to start on April 12. Also, coaches and volunteers are needed.

Team NH Baseball

Team NH Baseball is currently looking for a few more players for its 2014 U13 team. Season includes indoor and outdoor practices and one tournament in NY. Call Mike Jackson at 577-1772 for more info or email teamnhbaseball@comcast.net.

Nashua PAL Football

The Nashua PAL Force is currently accepting coaching applications as well as athlete registrations for the upcoming football and cheer season.

Those interested can register online at www.nashuapalforce.com or register in person at Elm St Middle School Thursday, April 10 from 6-8pm and Saturday, May 10 from 9am-12pm.

For more information on registration or coaching please visit www.nashuapalforce.com

Hudson Youth Baseball

Spring registration for Hudson Youth Baseball is now open. HYB features six divisions (T-ball, Rookie, AA, AAA, Majors, and Babe Ruth Division) for boys and girls ages 4-15.

Registration and more information can be found at hudsonyouthbaseball.com.

Granite Heat AAU Baseball

The Youngsville Granite Heat AAU teams are looking for two more U13 baseball players and four more U14 players.

Players must be team age as of May 1 2014, and the season starts March 29.

Interested players or parents of players age 12-14 who would like to try out for the program, should email coach-tom-youngsville-aau@comcast.ne, sgalloway@youngsvilleaau.org or info@youngsvillebaseball.org.

Hollis Brookline Jr. Cavalier coaches needed

The Hollis Brookline Jr Cavaliers Football and Cheer Athletic Program (HBJC) is currently seeking applications for all levels of football and cheer coaching positions. These positions include head coaches, assistant coaches and junior demonstrators.

If interested, go tohbjrcavs.com and complete the applicable application. For football related questions, contact football director Chris Lones at chris.coach@yahoo.com, and for cheer coaching questions, Robin Giaconia, cheer coordinator, at argiaconia@yahoo.com.

Nashua Baseball Academy

The Nashua Baseball Academy will hold group training for athletes to prepare for the upcoming spring season. Training is offered in age brackets 12-and-under and 13-and-older.

Practices are twice per week for 11?2 hours and fundamentals and mechanics are covered in a team like setting. Boys are taught a skill, involved in repetitive exercises to practice the skill and then compete in fun games to test and improve skills.

The fee is $300 for 12 practices, or $25 for a single 11?2 session. Scholarships are available based on need.

Contact coach Rich Loftus to reserve a spot at nashuabaseballacademy@comcast.net or call 233-5587. All practices are held at 265 Proctor Hill Road in Hollis.