Riley Marsh (17), Isaiah Reese (14) and Jalen Reese (14) combined for 45 of Gilford’s 54 points as the top-seeded Golden Eagles soared to the title game of the NHIAA Division III Boys Basketball State Tournament on Tuesday night with a 54-36 win over #5 White Mountains. The Spartans were led by 14 points from Tyler Hicks.
Trailing by three entering the fourth quarter, #3 Kearsarge rallied to pull off a, 45-42, come-from-behind win over #7 Mascoma on Tuesday night to advance to the NHIAA Division III Boys Basketball State Championship. The Cougars were led by a game-high 20 points from Chris Stanchfield, while the Royals were paced by Zach Thompson’s 16 points.
Onto the highlights…
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Introducing Ball Access, a behind the scenes, all access look at basketball in the Granite State. In our first installment, we went right to the top, to the best team in the 603… the Trinity Pioneers.
Head coach Keith Bike let us inside his huddle and on his sideline as the #1 seed in the Division I state tournament defeated #4 Pinkerton, 74-57. The Pioneers now play for the championship this Sunday.
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Top-seeded Souhegan was held to just three first quarter points, but the Sabers clawed their way to a 41-32 victory over #4 Lebanon on Tuesday night in semifinal action of the NHIAA Division II Boys Basketball State Tournament at Oyster River High School in Durham. Souhegan advances to the D-II title game where they will take on #3 ConVal on Sunday at the University of New Hampshire at 1:00 pm.
The Sabers were paced by a game-high 15 points from Joe Bernasconi, while the Raiders were led by 13 from Jackson Stone and 12 from Braeden Falzarano. Check out the highlights…
Third-seeded ConVal knocked off #2 Pelham, 58-47, on Tuesday night in semifinal action of the NHIAA Division II Boys Basketball State Tournament at Oyster River High School in Durham. The Cougars advance to the D-II championship game where they will take on #1 Souhegan on Sunday at the University of New Hampshire at 1:00 pm.
ConVal was led by 21 points from Jake McGlinchey, while the Pythons were packed by 21 from Austin Knight. Check out the highlights from the action…
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Third-seeded Goffstown cruised to a 54-36 victory over #6 Bishop Guertin in quarterfinal action of the NHIAA Division I Boys Basketball State Tournament. The Grizzlies advance to the semifinals for the first time since 2015 and will take on #2 Nashua North.
The Cardinals jumped out to a 6-0 lead, but it was all Goffstown from then on out. Bishop Guertin struggled from the field in the first half as they endured a 5:24 scoreless drought and trailed 26-11 at the break.
Top-seeded Trinity came out swinging in its quarterfinal game versus #8 Bedford on Saturday as the Pioneers poured in 26 points in the first quarter en route to a 78-65 victory. Trinity advances to the semifinals and will take on #4 Pinkerton. The Pioneers were paced by a game-high 23 points from Mark Nyomah, while teammate Tyler Bike added 22. The Bulldogs were led by 16 points from Austin Kasyjanski.
Jayden Montgomery tallied a game-high 24 points to lead #2 Nashua North to a 57-54 victory over #7 Exeter on Saturday night in quarterfinal action of the NHIAA Division I Boys Basketball State Tournament. The Titans advance to the semifinals to take on #3 Goffstown. Exeter was led by 17 points from Ryan Lupes.
Playing in their first game of the NHIAA Division II Boys Basketball State Tournament, top-seeded Souhegan flexed their muscles versus #8 Laconia as the Sabers cruised to a 67-40 victory in quarterfinal action in Amherst on Friday night.
Souhegan advances to the semifinals where they will take on #4 Lebanon. Check out highlights of the action…
