Tag: Goffstown

Goffstown comes-from-behind to down Spaulding

Trailing by five at the break, 32-27, Goffstown outscored Spaulding 42-30 in the second half to earn a come-from-behind victory over the winless Red Raiders on Tuesday night.

The Grizzlies were 16 points from Cam Hujsak, 15 from Ryan Strand and 13 from Noah Durham. Spaulding was paced by a game-high 26 points from Zander Walbridge, including six threes. Hunter Trueman (16) and Paul Butler (12) both netted double figures as well for the Red Raiders.

Goffstown snapped a three-game skid with the victory to improve to 3-4 on the season, while Spaulding falls to 0-7.

Check out photos of the action by Dave Beliveau…

Goffstown wins sixth straight

The Goffstown girls pushed their win streak to six games with a 64-38 victory over visiting Nashua North on Friday night.

The Grizzlies were led by Ava Winterburn’s game-high 25 points, including 14 in the first quarter. The Titans were paced by 12 from Aiden Walker and 10 from Natalee McInerney.

Check out the full photo gallery by Dave Beliveau…

Concord earns tough road win at Goffstown

The Concord Crimson Tide went on the road to earn a tough victory at Goffstown on Tuesday night, 50-45. After starting the season 0-3, the Tide have reeled off three-straight wins to even their record at 3-3, while the Grizzlies fall to 2-3. 

It was a back-and-forth affair all night as the game was knotted at 23-23 at the half. Concord then led 35-33 after three.

Brett Tuttle tallied a game-high 17 points for Concord, while teammate Japhet Nduwayo added 15, including four three-pointers. The Grizzlies were paced by 10 points from Ryan Strand.

Check out the full photo gallery by Dave Beliveau at…

Bishop Guertin closes out Goffstown

Bishop Guertin held Goffstown without a field goal in the fourth quarter to come away with a 60-42 victory on Tuesday night. The Cardinals trailed 37-34 through three quarters before putting the clamps on the host Grizzlies, outscoring Gofftown 26-5 over the final eight minutes.

The Cardinals were led by a game-high 18 points from Luke Anderson, including 13 in the fourth quarter alone. Ryan Strand tallied 13 points to pace the Grizzlies.

Check out the photo gallery by Dave Beliveau…

New photographers added as contributors

The 2022-23 season is just around the corner and new contributors continue to be added to our coverage!

Dave Beliveau of Goffstown will be providing photo coverage of select Grizzlies boys and girls varsity basketball games. And, Rick Wilson of Rick Wilson Photography hails from Amesbury, Mass. and plans to cover games in the Portsmouth area this year for us.

Welcome aboard, Dave & Rick, and thanks for sharing your passion for photography and New Hampshire hoops with all of us.

If you’re interested in joining our contributors program, don’t hesitate to reach out.

Check out our full list of contributors now lined up for the season…

• Cindy Lavigne – Lavigne’s Live Shots (Manchester area)
• Jeff Criss – Perfect Photos (Raymond area)
• Heidi Green – Heidi Green Photography (Somersworth area)
• Dave O’Brien – Your Athletes in Action (Dover area)
• Rick Wilson – Rick Wilson Photography (Portsmouth area)
• Melissa Gloddy (Belmont area)
• Dave Beliveau (Goffstown area)
• Ethan Kimball (Woodsville area)
• Andy Romike (Lebanon area)

603 in the NCAA

Let’s celebrate the best of the best from the NHIAA that have continued their careers into the NCAA. Below is a list of NHIAA ballers that are currently playing at the collegiate level.

Help us grow this list. If you have additions, please email kj@ball603.com. Thanks for the assist!

NAMEHIGH SCHOOLCOLLEGEYEAR
Michael PitmanPembroke Academy / TiltonAssumptionFreshman
Jacob GibbonsExeter / TiltonAssumptionSophomore
Sean PetersonHoly FamilyColby-SawyerFreshman
Catherine ChickKennettColby-SawyerFreshman
Bree LawrenceMonadnockColby-SawyerFreshman
Megan MolettieriPelhamColby-SawyerJunior
Lauren McKeeLittletonColby-SawyerSophomore
Eliza MitchellKeeneColby-SawyerFreshman
Kaylee ManzellaLittletonColby-SawyerSophomore
Lia RaynowskaExeterColby-SawyerSenior
Ashlyn SmithKeeneEndicottFreshman
Sarah DempseyWindhamEndicottJunior
Ty VitkoDoverEndicottSenior
Drew BrownPelhamEndicottSenior
Joey DaSilvaWindhamEndicottJunior
Andrew PolitiTrinityFranklin PierceSophomore
Isaac JarvisConcord Christian ’22GordonSophomore
Isabella RiveraBishop Brady ’21GordonJunior
Ami RiveraBishop Brady ’21GordonJunior
Cassidy DillonLondonderry ‘23GordonFreshman
Aryanna MurrayNashua SouthKeene StateJunior
Brynn RautiolaConant ‘23Keene StateFreshman
Abbie KozlowskiDover ‘23Keene StateFreshman
Kaitlyn StowellMonadnock ‘23Keene StateFreshman
Avery StewartFall Mountain ‘23Keene StateFreshman
Liam JohnstonKeeneKeene StateSophomore
Sera HodgsonConantMaineJunior
Gwen MerrifieldPlymouthManhattanvilleJunior
Matt McCoolSouheganMaristSophomore
Johnny McBrideSouhegan ’22MessiahSophomore
Mike StrazerriPembroke ‘23New England CollegeFreshman
Justin DunnePinkertonNew England CollegeJunior
Macy GordonMerrimack ValleyNew England CollegeSophomore
Maizie BarkerNashua South ’23 New England CollegeFreshman
Mackenzie McDonaldMerrimack ValleyNew England CollegeSophomore
Jon WillemanLebanon ’20New HampshireSenior
Alex TavaresPortsmouth / Great Bay CCNew HampshireJunior
Silas BernierConantNorwichSenior
Caden BrownBedford ‘23Plymouth StateFreshman
Riley MarshGilford ’22Plymouth StateSophomore
Elijah SwansonInter-LakesPlymouth StateJunior
Ryan CanabanoConcordPlymouth StateSenior
Matthew SantosuossoBishop Guertin ‘23Plymouth StateFreshman
Jared KhalilSanborn ‘23Plymouth StateFreshman
Jack St. HilaireWindham ’23 Plymouth StateFreshman
Maxwell GalbraithHanoverPlymouth StateSophomore
Kevin Newton-DelgadoHopkintonPlymouth StateJunior
Jayden MontgomeryNashua North ‘23Plymouth StateFreshman
Christian BarrJohn StarkPlymouth StateSenior
Sophie GeorgeLaconiaPlymouth StateSophomore
Natalie HarrisCoe-BrownPlymouth StateSenior
Ashley StephensPembroke Academy / TiltonPlymouth StateFreshman
Alli IngallsPinkertonPlymouth StateJunior
Bri WilcoxBishop GuertinPlymouth StateJunior
Marissa KenisonGroveton ‘23Plymouth StateFreshman
Lea CromptonBowPlymouth StateSenior
Isabella AbruzeseWindhamPlymouth StateFreshman
Angelina NardolilloHinsdaleRhode Island CollegeJunior
Elli CoxConcordRhode Island CollegeSophomore
Rob BaguidyGoffstown ’22RivierSophomore
Adam RazzaboniHollis-BrooklineRivierJunior
Anna StawaszBishop GuertinRivierJunior
Hannah MuchemoreBishop GuertinRivierSenior
Nodia DavenportGrovetonRivierJunior
Anna StengerJohn StarkRivierSenior
Jessica CarrierManchester MemorialRivierJunior
Lyric GrumblattManchester MemorialRivierSenior
Alyssa ScharnAlvirne ‘23RivierFreshman
Tommy FraserBishop BradySaint AnselmSenior
Brogan ShannonKingswoodSaint AnselmSophomore
Trevor LabrecqueNashua North ‘23Saint AnselmFreshman
Ava WinterburnGoffstown ‘23SNHUFreshman
Brandon ChoateNashua NorthSNHUJunior
Royce WilliamsTrinitySNHUSophomore
Liz CoteKennettSouthern MaineSenior
Hope EliasKennett ‘23Southern MaineFreshman
Tamrah GouldManchester MemorialSouthern MaineSenior
Megan RobertsHinsdaleSouthern MaineJunior
Max StapelfeldHollis-BrooklineSt. Joseph’s (ME)Senior
Ben SeilerMascoma ValleySt. Joseph’s (ME)Sophomore
Cadence GilbertKeeneSt. Joseph’s (ME)Freshman
Elisabeth StapelfeldHollis-BrooklineSt. Joseph’s (ME)Junior
Jordyn FranzenSalemU. of New EnglandSenior
Ella KaravanicNashua South ’23 U. of New EnglandFreshman
Makenna GrilloneFall MountainU. of New EnglandSophomore
Chad MartinJohn StarkVTSU LyndonSophomore
Sage SmithColebrookVTSU LyndonJunior
Leia BruntPlymouth ‘22William SmithSophomore
Brett MarelliWinnacunnetWPIJunior

Trinity crowned D-I champs in epic battle with Goffstown

TOURNEY

In one of the greatest games in NHIAA tournament history, the top-seeded Trinity Pioneers outlasted #3 Goffstown, 64-62, on Sunday morning to take home the NHIAA Division I Boys Basketball State Championship at the University of New Hampshire’s Lundholm Gymnasium. More to come…

The Pioneers were paced by a team-high 23 points, while Aiden O’Connell netted 23 of his own for the Grizzlies. 

Check out the full 170+ image gallery…

#3 Goffstown knocks off #2 Nashua North in semifinals

Third-seeded Goffstown knocked off #2 Nashua North, 74-58, on Wednesday night in semifinal action of the NHIAA Division I Boys Basketball State Tournament at Exeter High School. The Grizzlies advance to the D-I championship game where they will take on #1 Trinity on Sunday at the University of New Hampshire at 10:00 am.

Check out the full 130+ image gallery below. High resolution downloads and prints can be purchased here.