HINSDALE, NH – Freshman Gemma Doty poured in a game-high 29 points to lead Hinsdale past Mascenic, 42-29, on Tuesday night.
In her first two games of her high school career, Doty is averaging 28.0 PPG after scoring 27 in the Pacers’ opener last week.
Hannah Cargill was the high scorer for the Vikings with 11 points.
With the win, Hinsdale improves to 2-0 on the season, while Mascenic loses its season-opener.
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HINSDALE, NH – Connor Dixon poured in a game-high 33 points to lead Hinsdale to a 64-57 victory over visiting Mascenic on Tuesday night.
The Pacers led by five after one quarter of action, 15-10, before reeling off 29 second-quarter points to take a commanding 44-25 lead to the locker room at the half. Hinsdale didn’t look back.
John Winter also added 16 points for the Pacers. Leading the way for the Vikings was Lucas Leroux with 22 and Chuck Phillips with 15.
With the win, Hinsdale improves to 2-0 on the season, while Mascenic falls to 0-2.
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Led by 16 points apiece from Jack Krasnof and Zach Martin, Derryfield defeated visiting Mascenic, 68-40, on Friday night in Manchester.
Alex Comire (13) and Billy Gardener (10) also netted double-digits for the Cougars. Mascenic was paced by a game-high 21 points from Leroux.
With the win, Derryfield improves to 14-1 on the season and currently sits in second place in the Division IV standings. The Vikings vall to 5-10.
Check out photos of the action by Betsy Hansen…
Visiting Mascenic went on the road to earn a tough 49-42 victory at Epping on Wednesday night.
With the win, Mascenic improves to 3-4 on the season, while Epping falls to 2-6.
Check out photos of the action by Jeff Criss of Perfect Photos…
The Holy Family girls defeated visiting Mascenic, 30-22, on Thursday night in Manchester.
The Griffins were led by a game-high 12 points from Ryenn Pedone as they snapped the Vikings three-game win streak to open the season.
With the win, Holy Family improves to 1-2 on the season, while Mascenic falls to 3-1.
Check out photos of the action by Todd Grzywacz of Stonewall Photography…
Top-seeded Littleton came to play in the quarterfinal round as the Crusaders jumped out to 24-4 lead over #8 Mascenic and never looked back, cruising to a 54-36 home win on Friday night.
Littleton advances to the semifinals where it will be a rematch of the 2022 semis as they take on #4 Woodsville.
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Eighth-seeded Mascenic moved past #9 Groveton, 66-52, on Monday night in New Ipswich. The Vikings advance and will head to Littleton to take on the top-seeded Crusaders. Check out the full gallery of the action by Shirley Nickles…
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The field is set for the 2023 NHIAA Boys Basketball Division IV State Tournament.
The 17-team tourney gets underway on Friday as #17 Franklin heads to #16 Gorham for a play-in game at 7:00 pm. The winner of that game will face top-seeded Littleton in first-round action, which takes place on Monday.
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Brode Frink scored a game-high 22 points to lead Concord Christian to a 71-52 win over visiting Mascenic on Monday night. Ethan Young added 17 for the Kinsmen, while Dylan Barthel (14 points) and Wyatt Duval (12) both netted double figures for the Vikings.
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The wait is almost over. On Friday, December 10th, 84 of the 88 NHIAA boys varsity basketball teams will be in action with 42 games around the state as the 2021-22 season gets underway.
St. Thomas Aquinas hits the road to take on Hillsboro-Deering at 5:30 pm to mark the first official tilt of the new campaign. The Saints and Hillcats last squared off on February 28, 2020 in the regular-season finale as St. Thomas came away with an easy 72-46 victory at home.
Eight other contests tipoff at 6:00 pm, with 24 match-ups at 6:30 pm and nine more at 7:00 pm. It’s the most games on a single day all season long, so there’s no good reason to not get out and catch some local action on Friday night.
See you at the gym.
