Tag: Hinsdale

Griffins start fast, cruise past Pacers

By: Logan Paronto

HINSDALE, NH – Holy Family unloaded 35 first-half points and cruised by host Hinsdale 62-15 on Wednesday night.

Ryenn Pedone scored 12 points to lead the Griffins, extending her double-digit scoring streak to five games this season.

Rylee Rockwood led the Pacers with six points.

With the win, Holy Family stays unbeaten at 7-0, while Hinsdale drops to 4-5. Next up, the Griffins host 8-0 Littleton in a match-up between two of the top squads in Division IV.

Check out the full photo gallery by Jess Marie…

Hinsdale finishes off Holy Family

By: Logan Paronto

HINSDALE, N.H. – Hinsdale outscored Holy Family 19-4 in the fourth quarter to earn a 46-36 come-from-behind victory on Wednesday night.

The Pacers entered the final frame trailing by five before rallying for the victory.

Hinsdale was led by a game-high 21 points from Connor Dixon, while Chris Colon and Jack Clark each had nine.

Jeremiah Guerrero (15) and Enzo Yonkeu (14) combined for 29 points in the loss for Holy Family that drops to 3-5.

With the win, Hinsdale improves to 5-3.

Check out the full photo gallery by Jess Marie…

Farmington rolls past Hinsdale

FARMINGTON, NH – Demery Hadges and Noah Elwell combined for 50 points as Farmington defeated visiting Hinsdale, 72-57, on Friday night.

The Tigers came out of the gates strong and took a 22-11 lead after one quarter of play and it was too much for the Pacers to overcome.

Hadges netted a game-high 28 points, while Elwell added 22. Lucas Watson chipped in with 14. Hinsdale was paced by 16 from Chris Colon and 13 by John Winter.

Farmington snaps a three-game skid to improve to 3-3 on the season. After starting the season 3-0, Hinsdale has dropped it’s last three games and falls to 3-3.

Check out the full photo gallery by KJ Cardinal…

Strong start sends Farmington past Hinsdale

FARMINGTON, NH – Farmington jumped out to a 23-4 lead after the first quarter of action and rolled to a 60-27 victory over visiting Hinsdale on Friday night.

The Tigers were led by 19 points from Madi Ricker, 14 from Shaylee DiPrizio and 10 from Zoey Johnson. The Pacers were paced by 21 from Gemma Doty.

Farmington improves to 4-2 on the season, while the Hinsdale falls to 4-3.

Check out the full photo gallery by KJ Cardinal…

Fellows drops 50 as Newport downs Hinsdale

NEWPORT, NH – Taylor Fellows poured in a career-high 50 points to lead Division III Newport to a dominating 85-14 victory over visiting D-IV Hinsdale on Tuesday night.

Fellows did most of her damage from inside the arc but also hit four 3 point field goals. Here’s a breakdown of Fellow’s outing…

2-point FGs: 17
3-point FGs: 4
Free Throws: 4-5

1st Quarter: 13 points
2nd Quarter: 10 points
3rd Quarter: 17 points
4th Quarter: 10 points

Newport moves to 5-1 on the season with the win, while Hinsdale falls to 4-2 with the loss.

Check out the full photo gallery by Chris LaClair of Chris Clicks Photography…

Fellows nets 1,000th career point, leads Newport past Hinsdale

By: KJ Cardinal

NEWPORT, NH – Entering the night needing just 17 points to reach the 1,000-point plateau, Newport’s Aaron Fellows poured in a game-high 29 points to lead Division III Newport past D-IV Hinsdale, 91-77, on Tuesday night.

The host Tigers came out firing as they unloaded 50 first-half points and took a 13-point lead to the half and it was too much for the Pacers to overcome.

Christian Forsythe added 24 points for Newport, while Travis Avery also netted 17. The Pacers were paced by 26 points from Chris Colon and 25 from Connor Dixon and Jack Winter added 13.

With the win, the Tigers improve to 4-1 on the season. Hinsdale has now dropped two regular-season games in a row and falls to 3-2.

Check out the full photo gallery by Chris LaClair of Chris Clicks Photography…

Meet the 2024-25 Hinsdale Boys

The Hinsdale Pacers took advantage of the free photo sessions we offered at the 45th Annual Mike Lee Holiday Basketball Bash.

Check out the Pacer roster below and click here for the full photo gallery.

NO.NAMECL.POS.
1Chris ColonSOG
2Elijah ColonSOG
3Connor DixonSOG
4Cade Steever-KileleeSOG
5Jack ClarkJRG
10Hunter TaylorJRF
11John WinterSRF
14Trace TereaultJRG
20Aarav PatelFRG
21Trevor CoreySOF
22Chase AndersonSOF
24Grady JutrasJRF
Head Coach: Carl Anderson, Asst. Coach: Danny O’Melia

The Bash: Day 3 Recap

By: KJ Cardinal

Following day three of the 45th Annual Mike Lee Holiday Basketball Bash, the semifinal match-ups are set for Sunday. 


The big surprise of the day was the Profile boys knocking off Raymond, 61-57. The Rams were coming off their hard-fought win over Concord Christian in the quarterfinals, but the defending champion Patriots proved to be a tough out yet again. Profile connected on 10 threes to come away with the big victory. 


The boys AND girls squads from Coe-Brown and Portsmouth Christian Academy are both still alive. Combine those fan bases that traditionally travel well for The Bash with the host team Farmington girls still in the mix and Sunday should be a well-attended affair. 


The Belmont boys won a tough contest against Sanborn, but the Red Raiders may be without big man Anakin Underhill on Sunday. The Bash MVP from two years ago, Underhill was sidelined with a right elbow injury and his status is currently unknown. 


On the boys side, Profile and Coe-Brown will meet at 4:30 pm with Belmont and Portsmouth Christian squaring off at 7:30 pm. For the girls, it’s PCA and Franklin at 3:00 pm and Farmington and Coe-Brown tipping off at 6:00 pm. 


SCHEDULING NOTE: Sunday’s schedule gets underway with a girls consolation game at noon between Nute and Kennett, but then there is a break until the semifinals start at 3:00 pm. 


USEFUL LINKS: Updated Schedule | Updated Bracket | Photo Galleries | Day 3 Video Archives


DAY THREE RECAP
BOYS: Portsmouth Christian 81, Farmington 72
PCA: Cai Summers 31, Zealand Marquis 23
Farmington: Demery Hadges 22, Noah Elwell 19, Lucas Watson 10


BOYS: Belmont 75, Sanborn 62
Belmont: Keegan Martinez 30, Treyshawn Ray 26
Sanborn: Chase Frizzell 27, Dylan Rego 10, Dillon Simes 10


BOYS: Coe-Brown 73, Hinsdale 52
CBNA: Grant Hayes 16, Jack Matson 12, Bruce LaPierre 10
Hinsdale: Connor Dixon 21, John Winter 14


BOYS: Profile 61, Raymond 57
Profile: Cayden Wakeham 25, Jackson Clough 14, Daryion Faustin 12
Raymond: Drezell Duffaut 27, Aidan York 12


GIRLS: PCA 53, Kennett 37
PCA: Ava Buchanan 32
Kennett: Abigail Hynes 14


BOYS: Derryfield 64, Inter-Lakes 32
Derryfield: Sam Fazelat 15, Nate Boudreau 13, Liam Caesar 12
Inter-Lakes: Riley Maher 13


BOYS: Nute 46, Franklin 33
Nute: Silas Picard 14, Adrian Huff 10
Franklin: Harrison Kaplan 16


BOYS: Concord Christian 61, Kennett 49
CCA: Jaden Young 16, Isaac Kirby 15, Logan Duffy 12
Kennett: Daven Bailey 16, Jayden Jackson 12


GIRLS: Sanborn 45, Nute 25
Sanborn: Maya Thompson 17
Nute: Hannah Cartier 7


GIRLS: Belmont 60, Raymond 30
Belmont: Bailey Perkins 19, Maddie Carrier 10
Raymond: Avery Dean 10

The Bash: Day 2 Recap

By: KJ Cardinal

Day two of the 45th Annual Mike Lee Holiday Basketball Bash has concluded and of the 11 games played on the day, only two were decided by less than 27 points. While it was a day of routs, fans were also treated to the best game of the tournament so far as the Raymond boys outlasted Concord Christian, 75-69, in a very entertaining back-and-forth affair.

One rout that was somewhat surprising was Belmont’s dominant 36-point victory over the Kennett boys. The Red Raiders look to be the team beat on the boys side and have a big time quarterfinal match-up with Sanborn tomorrow at 6:00 pm.

Check out tomorrow’s slate and how the brackets are shaping up at the links below and a recap of day two as well.

USEFUL LINKS: Updated Schedule | Updated Bracket | Photo Galleries | Day 2 Video Archives

DAY TWO RECAP
BOYS: Farmington 68, Inter-Lakes 41

Farmington: Demery Hadges 14, Keltin Moulton 14, Lucas Watson 11
Inter-Lakes: Jake Ambrose 8

GIRLS: Farmington 80, Raymond 19
Farmington: Shaylee DiPrizio 21, Zoey Johnson 16, Anna Cardinal 14, Madi Ricker 11, Makayla King 10
Raymond: Meadow-Miah Mitchell 12

BOYS: Raymond 75, Concord Christian 69
Raymond: Drezell Duffaut 32, Aidan York 17
CCA: Isaac Kirby 22, Jaden Young 17, Luke Farland 10

BOYS: Coe-Brown 68, Epping 28
Coe-Brown: Jack Matson 20, Ryan Kouchoukos 13
Epping: Henry Hodgkins 6

GIRLS: Coe-Brown 62, Belmont 28
Coe-Brown: Eilah Crawn 15, Hannah Meehan 10, Emma LaPierre 11
Belmont: Bailey Perkins 12, Maddie Carrier 11

BOYS: Belmont 67, Kennett 31
Belmont: Keegan Martinez 22, Anakin Underhill 13, Treshawn Ray 13
Kennett: Bo Noung Jr. 17

BOYS: Hinsdale 66, Nute 38
Hinsdale: Connor Dixon 17, Chris Colon 14, John Winter 12, Jack Clark 10
Nute: Silas Picard 13

BOYS: Sanborn 83, Franklin 32
Sanborn: Dylan Rego 18, Brian Nadeau 14, Brandon Sarette 13, Chase Frizzell 11
Franklin: Nthan Holmes 9

GIRLS: Franklin 43, Sanborn 34
Franklin: Kourtney Kaplan 25
Sanborn: Maya Thompson 12

BOYS: Portsmouth Christian 66, Derryfield 33
PCA: Cai Summers 27, Zealand Marquis 18, Hoaming Zhu 12
Derryfield: Blake Moskov 10

GIRLS: Portsmouth Christian 52, Nute 7
PCA: Ava Buchanan 13, Emma Anderson 12, Jaela Stockbower 10
Nute: Bella Colby 3

The Bash: Day 1 recap

By: KJ Cardinal

Day one of the 45th Annual Mike Lee Holiday Basketball Bash is in the books and it was one of the most competitive opening days in recent memory. Five of the 11 games were decided by 10 points or less, with Hinsdale’s 48-45 win over Inter-Lakes being the closest contest of the day.

The close games ended up pushing game times back and the final contest of the night, which was originally scheduled to tip off at 8:15 pm, didn’t tip off until 9:47 pm. All told, day one featured nearly 14 hours of hoops and day two tips off on Friday at 8:00 am.

USEFUL LINKS: PHOTO GALLERIES | VIDEO ARCHIVES

The day one recap and the day two slate are posted below…

DAY ONE RECAP
BOYS: Farmington 57, Profile 50
Farmington: Noah Elwell 15, Demery Hadges 14, Lucas Watson 13
Profile: Cayden Wakeham 18, Everrett Locke 14, Jackson Clough 10

GIRLS: Farmington 58, Sanborn 31
Farmington: Zoey Johnson 28, Shaylee DiPrizio 12
Sanborn: Ashlyn Gallant 8, Ashton DiRienzo 8

BOYS: Sanborn 63, Concord Christian 47
Sanborn: Chase Frizzell 36, Dylan Rego 15
Concord Christian: TJ Charbono 12

BOYS: Portsmouth Christian 89, Wilton-Lyndeborough 41
Portsmouth Christian: Cai Summers 28, Zealand Marquis 12, Jackson Malone 12, Zech Beal 10
Wilton-Lyndeborough: Ben Jacob 20, Harry Krug 15

BOYS: Hinsdale 48, Inter-Lakes 45
Hinsdale: Connor Dixon 14, Chris Colon 11, Grady Jutras 10
Inter-Lakes: Alec Adorno 15, Jackson Downs 13

BOYS: Belmont 76, Raymond 40
Belmont: Anakin Underhill 21, Wyatt Carroll 17, Treyshawn Ray 16, Keegan Martinez 11
Raymond: Drezell Duffaut 11, Jacobi Cumberbatch 10

GIRLS: Coe-Brown 50, Kennett 22
Coe-Brown: Eilah Crawn 14
Kennett: Abigail Haynes 10, Marlie Liebenow

BOYS: Kennett 60, Coe-Brown 56
Kennett: Daven Bailey 15, Tristyn Jones 13
Coe-Brown: Matthew Flanagan 15, Bruce LaPierre 11, Jack Matson

BOYS: Epping 67, Nute 57
Epping: Blake Snyder 20, Cameron Kavanaugh 16, Henry Hodgkins 14, Grayson Davis 13
Nute: Brady Barbin 14, Jackson Lafogg 11, Silas Picard 10

BOYS: Derryfield 54, Franklin 44
Derryfield: Nate Boudreau 10, Sam Fazelat 10
Franklin: Matt Nason 12

GIRLS: Franklin 48, Nute 11
Franklin: Kourtney Kaplan 28
Nute: Azlyn Picard 8

DAY TWO SLATE
Girls: PCA vs. Nute, 8:00 am
Boys: Derryfield vs. PCA, 9:15 am
Girls: Sanborn vs. Franklin, 10:30 am
Boys: Frankin vs. Sanborn, 11:45 am
Boys: Nute vs. Hinsdale, 1:00 pm
Boys: Kennett vs. Belmont, 2:15 pm
Girls: Belmont vs. Coe-Brown, 3:30 pm
Boys: Epping vs. Coe-Brown, 4:45 pm
Boys: CCA vs. Raymond, 6:00 pm
Girls: Raymond vs. Farmington, 7:15 pm
Boys: Inter-Lakes vs. Farmington, 8:30 pm