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#18919 closed Bug (fixed)
GEOSGeometry transform method is dropping Z attribute on 3D geometries
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Here goes an example:
The Z info is being lost in the conversion of GEOSGeometry to OGRGeometry, due to the use of GEOSGeometry.wkb in the constructor of OGRGeometry.
On a GEOSGeometry, only ewkb and hexewkb properties returns Z data.
But they are not understood by OGRGeometry constructor, but it accepts WKT3D.
Any hints to make GEOS to OGR 3D geometries conversion work?
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comment:1 Changed 4 years ago by DavidEklund
- Needs documentation unset
- Needs tests unset
- Patch needs improvement unset
See also ticket #16594. The reason for the missing z-coordinate in the admin discussed there is due to the above problems, or related ones.
comment:2 Changed 4 years ago by claudep
- Triage Stage changed from Unreviewed to Accepted
I've been able to reproduce. I made some encouraging tests in providing ewkb to OGRGeometry. Hopefully I can provide a patch soon.
Changed 4 years ago by claudep
Keep 3D data when converting from GEOS to OGR
comment:3 Changed 4 years ago by claudep
- Has patch set
Testing welcome
comment:4 Changed 4 years ago by charettes
- Patch needs improvement set
Included tests could use the assertIsInstance and assertIsNone methods for clarity.
Changed 4 years ago by claudep
Use more modern assertions
comment:5 follow-up: ↓ 6 Changed 4 years ago by claudep
- Patch needs improvement unset
comment:6 in reply to: ↑ 5 Changed 4 years ago by georger.silva@…
Hi guys!
I'll test this and let you know! This bug has been bothering me and the original reporter for some time :D
comment:7 Changed 4 years ago by georger.silva@…
I've just tested this and this is giving me an absurd result:
from django.contrib.gis.geos import * p = Point(x=604567.28, y=8615808.59, z=221.14, srid=31980) print p.x,p.y,p.z # 604567.28 8615808.59 221.14 p.transform(4674) print p.x # Out[12]: -62.999999999999986 p.y # Out[13]: -89.99999999999997 int(p.z)) # Out[15]: -41614946576139420832491006031366654402922094247483221784079256392454853820736417123190160119685530720854980944546305785406432088872556911665447459015376718790656L
This is how PostGIS processes it:
SELECT ST_AsEWKT(ST_Transform(ST_SetSRID(ST_MakePoint(604567.28,8615808.59,221.14),31980),4674)); -- "SRID=4674;POINT(-62.0375842938472 -12.5195091838259 221.14)"
This is a windows box, GEOS 3.3.5, python 2.7.
My linux box is broken, so I can't test that on linux. I could screwed something up while merging, but I don't think so...
comment:8 Changed 4 years ago by claudep
- Patch needs improvement set
You are totally right, the test of my current patch is broken (Z should not be changed to 0).
comment:9 Changed 4 years ago by claudep
- Patch needs improvement unset
While working on #16594, I realized that the 3D dimension was stripped out from the wkb of geometries. I think that difference between wkb and ewkb should only be the srid, not the Z dimension. Unfortunately, I'm unable to download the latest OGC spec to confirm this, but at least the PostGIS documentation for ST_AsBinary mentions that it supports 3D.
The patch is then more invasive that initially thought. Please test and comment!
Changed 4 years ago by claudep
Include Z value in wkb of geometries
comment:10 Changed 4 years ago by georger.silva@…
Hi Claude,
I don't think the patch needs to be too invasive. I did not test this (yet - I'll let you know in a few), but I think the solution is as simple as:
1) identify if the geometry has a z coordinate;
2) copy the points z coordinates;
3) set the z coordinates after the conversion is done;
PostGIS does not touch Z values:
SELECT ST_AsEWKT(ST_Transform(ST_GeomFromText('POLYGON((0 0 10,0 1 10,1 1 10,1 0 10,0 0 10))',4326),31981))
Nevertheless, I'll test your most welcome patch.
I'll let you know soon.
comment:11 Changed 4 years ago by luizvital
The patch worked like a charm for me!
I think the way it's implemented has a better performance than reconstruct the Z coordinates of geometries at point level.
But I really don't know if there are possible side-effects of updating thread_context.wkb_w.outdim depending on a method argument.
comment:12 Changed 4 years ago by claudep
I think it's important to find out if the Z dimension should be included in the WKB or not.
I've just been able (at last!) to download a PDF copy of the latest OpenGis Standard (Simple feature access) version 1.2.1, 2011-05-28. The WKB does include the 3D/4D (Z/M) dimensions. See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Well-known_text#Well-known_binary The original spec from 1999 did not include it, which probably explains the current implementation.
So if tests are positive (and noone opposes with good arguments), I will proceed with the current patch.
comment:13 Changed 4 years ago by Claude Paroz <claude@…>
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from new to closed


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I received these blocks from my sister. My grandmother hand pieced them. I don't know when she pieced them but she passed away in the 1930's. I believe they are feed sack fabric. I am trying to find out what the pattern is & can't find it anywhere. I have 52 blocks that will make 10" blocks. The picture below is 4 blocks& the other one is a single block. Any help would be appreciated.
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They are beautiful! I'm guessing that the block is a veriartion of double wedding ring and New York beauty. For some reason it makes me think of the patterns printed in newspapers around that time.If I had to find the pattern, I think the first place I'd look would be old Kansas City Star patterns.
wow if you find the pattern i would love to see it.
Not sure this picture will post but I'm going to give it a try anyway.
Your quilt could be a variation of Grandma's engagement ring:

Sorry that picture did not work.
I love the 1930s fabric and quilts and your blocks are beautiful, what a treasure.
the feed sack fabrics were sure pretty. I had to go on the internet to look it up. Very nice design to the quilt too, it will be such a treasured heirloom when it is complete. Hope you find someone with answers to your questions.
nancy, what a treasure you've been given. they're beautiful gini
Nancy what a treasure. I hope someone finds the answer to your questions.
It looks like a variation of the Dresden Plate pattern to me, though I think Dresden Plate has an appliqued center rather then the quarter sub-patches that this pattern uses.
check out web.indstate.edu/.../q1-10.htm, Quilt #8
I found a couple that I think might be what you are looking for and I sure hope the links will post...
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What a special gift being that your Grandmother pieced these blocks. Keep us updated on what you decide to make with them.
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Promoter Bob Arum of Top Rank joined the chorus of critics blasting oft-derided referee Laurence Cole for his officiating in Orlando Salido's split decision win over Vasyl Lomachenko this past Saturday — a bout that the company had made as it tries to make Lomachenko, an acclaimed amateur and two-time Olympic gold medalist, into a star.
"The refereeing was absolutely horrible. I have never seen so many low blows that a fighter gets away with," Arum told reporters at the Alamodome in San Antonio. "But that being said, that shows how important experience was, because finally when he got his act together, it was no contest."
Arum said he had Lomachenko winning the fight 115-113, and that there was even reason to widen the gap by another point for the manner in which Lomachenko won the 12th round.
Alas, only one of the three official judges saw it the same way as Arum. Levi Martinez had it 115-113 for the Ukrainian, but he was outvoted by Jack Reiss, who had Salido winning 116-112, and Oren Shellenberger, who saw it 115-113 for Salido.
Arum said Lomachenko's next step will depend on what the fighter's team wants, though he also noted that the World Boxing Organization's featherweight title remains vacant due to Salido (the previous titleholder) dropping his belt on the scales by coming in overweight, and because Lomachenko didn't come out with the victory.
"Off that performance against a heavier guy, maybe he [Lomachenko] can be nominated to fight for the title again," Arum said.
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[QUOTE=LarryXXX;14286957]So now the ref and the judges are now wrong??? Arum please shut up, your circus show failed and you sh1t on the best fighter you actually have in Rigo[/QUOTE] Strike 3 your out Mr. Assrum, you "F" it up…Comment by BaDaBiNgVIP on 03-03-2014
what a slap in the face. for one, i wont fight you, but i still want your following across the pond to buy my ppv and line my pockets...haha great marketing strategy. 2. letting kahn know that he is the…Comment by JrRod on 03-03-2014
[QUOTE=Realizniguhnit;14287287]I thought Salido edged it out. Loma didn't throw enough punches in the early to mid rds. That being said Salido was so unprofessional almost I wish the fight could be over ruled and changed no contest :lol1: D[B]ude steps…Comment by NEETzsche on 03-03-2014
glad that someone who actually matters has spoken out against laurence cole. hopefully he'll never work on a top rank card again.Comment by JrRod on 03-03-2014
[QUOTE=A_Jeffrey;14286920]Arum was probably behind Lomachenkos loss lol[/QUOTE] Really? I hate Arum as much as the next guy, but it makes no sense to have his young propect lose to a guy in the twilight of his career.Post a Comment - View More User Comments (51)


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Passport to Flavor
If your vacation is relegated to grocery aisles instead of tropical isles, don't fret; a visit to your local ethnic market brings all the flavors of a far-flung holiday to your home kitchen.
"A trip to an ethnic market is like a free trip to another country," says Dynise Balcavage, the globe-trotting blogger and author of the 2010 cookbook The Urban Vegan. Balcavage, who's traveled from Argentina to Morocco and many places in between, relives her foreign food foraging experiences in the multicultural melting pot of Philadelphia, where African, Brazilian, and Chinese markets beckon. "It's a dazzling assault on the sensesthe smells, textures, the background music. You feel deliciously out of your element, which can't help but influence your cooking," says Balcavage. "What could be more fun than that?"
Ready for takeoff? No passport is necessary, but a sense of adventure is definitely required, so relax, breathe deep, and prepare to have your senses dazzled.
ASIAN MARKET ABC's
The Asian grocery store is a vegetarian's dream destination, and should be the first stop on your culinary exploration. Expect a transcontinental buffet of cans, jars, and fresh produce from Japan, Korea, China, Vietnam, Thailand, and Indonesia. Once you acquaint yourself with the staplesrice, noodles, soy sauce, sesame oilthe secret to re-creating those succulent coconut curries, delectable noodle dishes, and authentic vegetable stir-fries is in the details: the condiments. "Like every chef, I have a refrigerator full of them," says Eric Tucker, executive chef and co-owner of San Francisco's Millennium restaurant. Before hitting the checkout line, scour labels for fishy ingredients, including bonito, dashi, and nam pla, which can lurk in Asian condiments.
Chinese Fermented Black Beans
Not to be confused with the Chinese black bean sauce found in most supermarkets, these tiny black soybeans have a pungent, intensely salty taste that, when cooked with garlic and ginger in a hot wok, lends an unforgettable flavor to Chinese-influenced dishes. A little goes a long way, so start with a light hand. "I use them in vegetable stir-fries, mabo tofu, and mushroom dishes," says Tucker. "They really bring out the mushroominess of mushrooms. They've got that umami thing going on." Look for the no-frills Mee Chun Salted Black Bean packages in plastic bags on Asian grocery store shelves, and refrigerate after opening.
Japanese White Miso
A salty, slightly sweet paste made from fermented soybeans, miso comes in a rainbow of colors, but it's the mild, white (shiro) miso that brings subtle flavor to a panoply of dishes. VT executive chef Ann Gentry, owner of Los Angeles's Real Food Daily eateries, uses white miso regularly. "I use it in soups, sauces, spreads, dressings, and gravies" she says. Found in the refrigerator section in plastic pouches, the Kurano Kaori brand adds creaminess to salad dressings and pestos.
Thai Curry Paste
Traditional Thai curries are made with fresh ground chiles, lemongrass, galangal, and other hard-to-find (and pronounce) ingredients, but prepared pastes can taste like you spent hours making your mix. The Mae Ploy brand, sold in small, unrefrigerated tubs, makes a mild yellow curry paste redolent of kaffir lime and garlic that gives coconut curries, noodle stir-fries, and soups a true taste of Thailand. Steer clear of pastes made with ground shrimp or prawn powder.
In Hindi, masala means "spice," and nowhere is this word more fitting than inside the eclectic sensory experience that is an Indian grocery store. If you can tear yourself away from the baskets of luscious golden mangoes, slender purple eggplant, and pinkie-sized red and green chile peppers, mosey over to the colorful variety of dal (peas, beans, and lentils), then revel in the olfactory oasis of coriander, cumin, and cardamomthe premier spices that form the basis of Indian cooking.
Chunky Chat Masala
Chris Jaeckle, a chef at Manhattan's Morimoto restaurant, is always scouting spices at Indian markets. One of his favorites is this salty spice powder, which gets its pungent aroma and piquant flavor from dried mango, cumin, and asafetida. "I keep it next to the salt and black pepper, sprinkling it on as I would salt," says Jaeckle. MDH is a popular brand sold in North America.
Curry Leaves
"We have to have these in stock every day or our customers are disappointed," says Bharti Parmar, who, along with her husband, Suresh, has been vending all things Indian at San Francisco's Bombay Bazar for more than 30 years. Parmar suggests adding a few leaves to soups, curries, and lentil dishes, where they impart a rich, musky flavor. Store them wrapped in a resealable plastic bag, and freeze.
These tortilla-like lentil-flour wafers come in a variety of flavors, including cumin, garlic, and black pepper. They're meant to be flash- fried in oil, or toasted over an open flameyour gas range works welluntil they turn opaque and the spicy aromas emerge. Serve alongside salads, curries, soups, and chutney. Look for the Lijjat brand, from a women's co-operative in India.
If the piñatas hanging from the ceiling don't invite you to look and linger, the countertop chafing dish of warm, sweet-corn tamales just might. Inside your local Latin market, you'll likely find endless varieties of canned beans, hominy in multiple hues, a half-dozen varieties of tortillas, hot sauces in every heat category, and fruits that speak of warm-weather climes: avocados, guavas, plantains. Once you've double-checked your chips, prepared masa, and refried beans for manteca (better known as lard), dare to go bold. Latin American flavors drift far beyond the borders of Mexico, into Central America, Cuba, and beyond.
Chipotle Peppers in Adobo Sauce
Chipotle peppers get their distinct flavor from the dry-smoking process that turns ripe, red jalapeño chiles a rich, deep brown. When canned in adobo sauce, the peppers turn soft again, their flavor enhanced with the addition of tomatoes, garlic, and onions. Chopped into small pieces, chipotle peppers in adobo sauce give black beans a smoky campfire flavor, and can be added to soups and marinades or blended with ketchup for a spicy dipping sauce.
Aji Molido
This crushed red pepper from Argentina looks like the red pepper flakes found in Italian restaurants, but that's where the similarity ends. Sold in resealable bags in the spice section, aji molido is moist and fragrant, its subtly sweet flavor balanced by a hint of heat. When blended with olive oil, garlic, and parsley, aji molido transforms that tastiest of South American exportschimichurri sauceinto something magical. For a piquant tang, sprinkle a pinch onto pizza or pasta.
Crema Espesa
Crema espesa is an authentic (and tastier) version of the sour cream served on Americanized Mexican restaurant plates. Found in jars in the refrigerator section, this mild garnish is traditionally drizzled over beans, roasted corn, or fresh fruit.
Visitors to Sahadi's, the landmark Middle Eastern market in Brooklyn, are greeted by the alluring scents of just-baked bread, roasted nuts, and freshly ground coffee. Like many Middle Eastern grocery stores, Sahadi's sells products in bulkolives, spices, nuts, grains, dried fruitand a cornucopia of regional condiments. "We consider ourselves an ingredients store," says owner Charlie Sahadi, whose family has been in the grocery business since 1895. Don't just look, but ask: your ethnic-market grocer is likely a fountain of culinary wisdom.
A staple in Middle Eastern cuisines, this divine spice blend varies from country to country, but usually includes thyme, sesame seeds, and salt. Blend with olive oil to make a paste, spread on bread, and toast in the oven. Toss za'atar with steamed potatoes, or shake over pizza and spaghetti.
Ground into coarse powder, this tiny red berry is one of the most common ingredients in Middle Eastern cuisines. Available in bulk at most Middle Eastern markets, sumac can be sprinkled over salads, hummus, and grain and bean dishes, or added to salad dressings and marinades for a light, lemony taste.
This mild sheep and goat's milk cheese has its origins in Cyprus, where locals grill it, drizzle it with lemon juice, and serve it as an appetizer with hummus, grilled eggplant, and stuffed grape leaves. "It fries and grills nicely," says Elliott Prag, chef-instructor at New York's Natural Gourmet Institute.
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I love Asian foods and Asian groceries, but find them challenging on three accounts. 1. Many of the foods are made in China which, for me, raises food safety concerns. 2. Many of the foods are made far away, which raises sustainability issues. 3. Many of the foods are packaged, and I generally try to avoid packaged foods both for sustainability reasons (reducing packaging) and health reasons (preservative use, etc.) I find myself making exceptions to my usual eating guidelines for things like rice papers and fermented black beans and mushroom soy sauce and the like, but I never feel especially good about it. I'd love to see someone address these concerns when talking about ethnic markets.Amy - 2014-01-14 21:32:16
Yes, the main thing vegetarians must be wary of in Southeast Asian cuisines is shrimp, crab and fish paste and powder in many sauces. Koningsvogel brand makes several VEGETARIAN Indonesian sambals - the veg ones have a green label, the ones containing seafood paste a spice-coloured label. Also Indonesian and vegetarian, tempeh at an affordable price, unlike the flavoured and sugary versions too often found in natural foods shops. There is a vegetarian version of oyster sauce, based on mushrooms. Another (ethical and emotional) challenge for vegetarians is whether to buy in ethnic shops that display meat in much more graphic ways than is customary in sanitised North American supermarkets. One of the cheapest sources of nutritious vegetarian staples in my neighbourhood is a shop run by Argentines and Chileans, which is as much a butcher's as a grocery. I'm not vegetarian (I'm reading VT to increase the percentage of vegetable-based protein in my diet - I'm not a big meat-eater, but trying to reduce it further, and I face some digestive challenges in doing this) but a friend who is a longtime vegetarian just can't bear shopping there, though it has the cheapest quinoa in the neighbourhood. The same issue will arise in most Asian shops, whether East or South Asian. How do readers feel about this?lagatta à montréal - 2013-10-07 14:20:04
Good for you! I managed that for about 6 weeks last year. There are a colupe good recipes in Alicia Silverstones book but some of the ingredients can be pricy. But I've made her succotash a colupe of times. With brown rice it's pretty good.Andrea - 2012-05-02 12:00:42
Smoky Red Pepper Hummus This recipe makes an attractive, chunky hummus with a nice finish. Blend together: * 1 cup cooked garbanzo beans * 1 clove of garlic * 1 tablespoon of lemon juice * ¼ teaspoon of kosher salt * 1/8 teaspoon of smoked paprika Stir in: 1/3 cup minced red pepper Allow the flavors to blend overnight. This is especially tasty with raw veggies, nan, or unsalted tortilla chips. for more recipes please visit http://holy-food.org/meigan1cameron - 2011-03-25 14:45:44


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The number of hospital-based physicians, or hospitalists, in the United States has grown rapidly, yet no published data have characterized hospitalists or their practices. A self-administered questionnaire was used to describe 1) the features of hospitalists, 2) the hospitals in which they practice, and 3) the practice of inpatient medicine. The questionnaire contained 48 questions that covered four domains: demographic information about the respondent, the clinical and nonclinical workload and responsibilities of the respondent, organizational and financial aspects of the respondent's practice, and the respondent's satisfaction and his or her perception of the reaction of other physicians and nurses to the hospitalist system. The overall response rate was 57%. Data are reported on 372 surveys. Respondents were young and most were men, and only 48% had practiced hospital-based medicine for more than 2 years. Eighty-nine percent of respondents were internists; of these, 51% were generalists and 38% were subspecialists. Most hospitalists limited their practices to the inpatient setting, but 37% practiced outpatient general internal medicine or subspecialty medicine in a limited capacity. In addition to providing care for inpatients, 90% of hospitalists were engaged in consultative medicine. Quality assurance and practice guideline development were the most frequently reported nonclinical activities (53% and 46%, respectively). Small group practices (31%) and staff-model health maintenance organizations (25%) were the most common practice settings, and 78% of participants were reimbursed through salary. Financial incentives were common (43%) but modest. Accurate information about hospitalists and their practices will be important to clinicians, educators, researchers, and policymakers as the hospitalist movement continues to grow.
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Featuring artwork by Lennie Mullaney, "Prescott Players" is an exhibit that will take people on a journey through the artist's multi-faceted interpretation of Portsmouth, but more specifically all aspects of Prescott Park and its gardens.
Held at the New Hampshire Art Association's Robert Lincoln Levy Gallery in Portsmouth, the exhibit runs from Sept. 3 through Sept. 26, with an opening reception from 5 to 8 p.m. Sept. 5.
Representing more than Mullaney's artistic renderings, "Prescott Players" will feature the work of accomplished sculptor Christopher Gowell of Sanctuary Arts in Eliot, Maine, and an interior natural landscape designed by Kim Cady of Ambrosia Gardens in Portsmouth.
Mullaney hopes viewers are emotionally moved to consider her works more than merely "technically proficient pretty pictures."
"I wanted to depict the many facets of Prescott Park — the beautiful formal gardens, the gardeners who create the magic, couples and families who come to enjoy the flowers, the Arts Festival, the crowds who watch the festival and each other," she says.
Mullaney also tried to capture the adjacent Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, the Gundalow, the Peirce Island Pool and the Memorial Bridge, and says her deeper intent was to "suggest a world bursting with life."
"We are all connected to one another, even if just for a moment," she says. "My paintings are a celebration — not just of Prescott Park and not just of Portsmouth, but of who we are as people — always in transition," she says.
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PORTSMOUTH — The following is a recap of last weekend's Portsmouth City Soccer Club games. Information is provided by the teams.
- U10 boys (Valhouli): Portsmouth went undefeated at the 19th annual Harvest Cup Tournament in York, Maine. Patrick Dailey, Owen Ingwersen, Sam Rogers, Coleman Philbrick, Oliver Sieve, Anders Rantilla and Nolan McCue scored in the tournament. Seamus Durkin, Simon Goddard, McCue and Rogers played well in goal.
- U11 boys (Kelly): Jack Benjamin and Liam Ellis made seven saves apiece against Hooksett in the Harvest Cup opener. Matthew Osgood, Max MacCannell and Paul Rawlings also played well defensively. Jackson Momm-White scored against Merrimack in the second game, with offensive support from Declan Baker, Ellis, Aidan Palermo and Finn Rooney. Benjamin (10 saves) and Diego Menegaz (eight saves) played in net. On Sunday against Kennebunk, Maxwell Hitchcock, Patrick Mountjoy, Daniel Levin, Jonah Levin and Gage Karlin played well.
- U12 boys (Brams): The boys went 2-1 at the Harvest Cup. After a 2-1 loss to Salem, Portsmouth had two wins that netted 18 goals. Leading the way were Parker Rice (six goals, two assists), Tristan Hamilton (three goals, two assists), Cole Brams (three goals), Cam Seefried (two goals, two assists), Bryce Morales (two goals), Peter Lown (goal, assist), Nathan Edwards (goal, assist), C.J. Baroni (goal), Jacob MacDonald (assist) and Noah Carney (assist).
- U14 boys (Gonsalves): Portsmouth had solid contributions on offense from Jack Bouchard, Jordan Faulstich, Nat Baroni, Oscar Kozikowski and Ryan Perkins. JC Chavez, Jacob Wheeler and Harrison Mannering Londres had strong performances on defense, and Sam Famolare and Kyle Griffen played well in goal.
- U10 girls (McManus): Meghan McManus scored three goals, including two assisted by Jessica Appelbaum, at the Harvest Cup. Goals were also scored by Dominique Bunnell and Dilyn Odoardi. Goalie Olivia Dube and Bunnell led the defense. Paloma Peters, Flo Hunter and Sophia Campbell led the offense.
- U11 girls (Getman): On Saturday, goalie Zola Braswell and Iris Cotrupi led the defense, while Emma Katona played well offensively. Ginger Schoff, Frankie Getman and Alison Pendleton all scored in the first game Sunday. In Game 3, Braswell scored early and Ella Doyle scored with an assist from Anna Bergeron.
- U13 girls (Frizzell): Zoe Frizzell scored the game's only goal against Londonderry, assisted by Ginger Prevost. Ceci Palermo's shot hit the post. On Sunday, Portsmouth shut out both Windham and Merrimack behind goalie Olivia Couture. Frizzell, Prevost, Michaella McCarthy and Jordon Durkee scored against Windham, with defensive help from Katie Roys, Hannah Taylor, Acadia Momm-White and Jenna Couture. Frizzell and Haley Dewsnap scored against Merrimack. Anna Hess, Langley Sieve and Sophia Hennessy played well offensively.
- U9 boys (DeTolla): The boys went 3-0 at the Harvest Cup. Keghan Myers scored three goals and Michael Adams added one against the Portsmouth Ragonese team. Goals by Nathan Fletcher, Cam DeTolla, Adam Perkins and Myers highlighted the second game. In Game 3, Colin Marshall had the tying goal and Myers netted the game-winner. Michael Schoff and goalies Max LaLime, DeTolla, Marshall and Myers led the defense.
- U9 boys (Ragonese): Ryan Edwards had five shots on goal against Portsmouth DeTolla, supported by Michael Donohue, Jackson Ragonese and Travis Perkins. Ben Baroni and Skyler Mikolaites played well in net. Donohue (two goals), Edwards and Ragonese scored goals against Kennebunk. Jack Bussiere, Sam Crabtree, Leo Megliola, Aldessandro Serlin and goalies Baroni and Edwards also played well. Donohue scored three goals against Raymond, with Ragonese adding two goals and two assists. Perkins had one goal and one assist.
- U10 boys (Stevens): The team was led by strong defense from Marcello Serlin, Leo Swainbank and goalies Gavin Blonda and Dennis Bolduc. Andrew Bergeron, Jack Dowling, Eli Vangel, Logan Winsor, Trevor Chapman, Will Hess and Houston Heidinger scored goals.
- U12 girls (Nevin): The girls lost games to Exeter (3-1), Marshwood (3-0) and Bedford (1-0) in the Harvest Cup. Janell Walker scored against Exeter, with Chloe Lozan, Eva Kozikowski, Anna Shaheen, Kate Murphy, Charlotte Maurer, Lydia Fedorowich and Arianna Hebert leading the offense for the weekend. Defensive players Becca Ingwersen, Anneliese Raynolds, Meghan Adams, Merritt Dooley, Molly Perkins and Natalie Gravelle were solid. Raynolds, Grace Jackson and Abi Wool played in net.
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