The Wilton-Lyndeborough boys recorded their first win of the 2023-24 season with a 41-33 home victory over Mount Royal on Tuesday night in Wilton.
The Warriors even their record at 1-1, while the Panthers fall to 0-1.
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The Wilton-Lyndeborough girls earned a hard-fought road win at Mount Royal on Tuesday night as the Warriors came away with a 50-48 victory over Mount Royal Academy.
Adri Baush (19 points) and Alexia Basch (15) combined for 34 of Wilton’s 50 points, while the Panthers were paced by Katherine McMenamen (19) and Claire McMenamen (10).
The Warriors improve to 1-1 on the season, while Mount Royal falls to 0-1.
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The Sunapee boys outscored Pittsfield 31-13 in the second half to erase a four-point halftime deficit and come away with the home victory on Tuesday night.
The Lakers were led by Brock Kangas (15 points) and Sam Kress (10), while the Panthers were paced by a game high 19 points from Brayden Pelletier and Justin Rivera (15).
With the win, Sunapee improves to 1-1 on the season, while Pittsfield was playing in its season opener.
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The Pittsfield girls went on the road and defeated Sunapee, 39-32 on Tuesday night.
The Panthers were paced by Ashley Clark with 15 points, while the Lakers were led by Emma Reed’s 10 points.
With the win, Pittsfield improved to 1-1, while Sunapee falls to 0-2.
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The Littleton girls cruised to a 66-10 win at Lin-Wood in the season opener for both squads on Tuesday night in Lincoln.
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The Littleton boys opened the 2023-24 season with a 79-46 road victory at Lin-Wood on Tuesday night in Lincoln.
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Hinsdale senior Brayden Eastman eclipsed the 1,000-point plateau on Tuesday night as the senior pumped in 22 points to lead the Pacers to a 58-46 victory over Franklin. Way to go, Brayden! #1kinthe603
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MANCHESTER – Behind a career-high 44 points and a program-record 12 threes from Josh Morissette, the St. Anselm men cruised to a 98-77 victory over visiting Franklin Pierce on Tuesday night in NCAA Division II action at Stoutenburgh Gymnasium in Manchester.
An Exeter native and Wofford College transfer, Morissette went 12-for-15 from beyond the arc en route to his record-breaking performance versus the in-state foe.
Tyler Arbuckle (25 points) and Zac Taylor (10) also netted double figures for St. Anselm, while the Ravens boasted a quartet of double-digit scorers. FPU was led by Sean Trumper (20), Jarnel Snow-Guzman (13), Ugo Nwachukwu (13) and RJ Delahaye (10). Sophomore Andrew Politi (Trinity HS) scored 6 points for the Ravens as well.
St. Anselm improves to 4-4 on the season, 2-3 in Northeast-10 Conference action and FPU falls to 2-6 overall and 1-5 in NE10 play.
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MANCHESTER – The Franklin Pierce women came out firing as they outscored host St. Anselm 21-4 in the first quarter and rolled to a 67-42 win on Tuesday night at Stoutenburgh Gymnasium in Manchester.
The Ravens were led by Kenzie Sirowich (16 points) and Laia Llorente (11), while the Hawks were paced by Melanie Hoyt’s game-high 17 points and Tatum Forbes (10 points).
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DOVER – The Farmington girls basketball team held Portsmouth Christian Academy to just five fourth-quarter points to escape Dover with a 47-41 victory on Tuesday evening.
The Tigers were led by 12 points from freshman Zoey Johnson and 11 points from Jaelyn Prosper. The Eagles received a game-high 14 points from Ava Buchanan, 12 from Jaela Stockbower and 11 from Kloe Mackenzie.
Farmington improves to 2-0 on the season, while PCA falls to 1-1.
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