By: Logan Paronto
HINSDALE, NH – Hinsdale outlasted Nute in Division IV action on Wednesday night, picking up a 43-20 win.
Gemma Doty tallied 20 to lead the scoring for the Pacers, while Hannah Carter scored 13 for the Rams.
With the win, Hinsdale improves to 7-8, while Nute falls to 1-14.
Check out the full photo gallery by Jess Marie…
FARMINGTON, NH – Seniors Demery Hadges and Noah Elwell combined for 42 points as Farmington defeated visiting Nute, 71-44, on Monday’s Senior Night.
Hadges pumped in 25 points and Elwell had 17. Keltin Moulton also chipped in with 10 of this own for FHS.
The Rams were led by 14 points from Adrian Huff.
With the win, Farmington has now won six-straight games and improves to 11-4 on the season. Nute falls to 3-12. The Tigers next hit the road to take on undefeated Concord Christian on Wednesday at 7:00 pm.
Check out the full photo gallery by KJ Cardinal…
FARMINGTON, NH – Senior Madi Ricker poured in a career-high 30 points on Senior Night as Farmington rolled past Nute, 76-19, on Monday.
The Tigers led 24-2 after one and 48-4 at the half and never looked back. Shaylee DiPrizio added 15 points for FHS.
Hanna Cartier led Nute with seven points.
With the win, Farmington improves to 12-4 on the season and Nute falls to 0-13.
Check out the full photo gallery by KJ Cardinal…
By: Logan Paronto
MILTON, NH – Portsmouth Christian Academy went on the road and came away with two victories over host Nute on Tuesday night. The Eagle boys earned a 69-41 win, while the girls grabbed a 54-18 victory of their own.
On the boys side, Cai Summers (24 points), Truman Smith (14) and Zealand Marquis (14) all scored in double-figures for PCA. Brady Barbin collected a team-high 16 points for the Rams.
With the win, PCA improves to 7-3, while Nute falls to 2-9.
On the girls side, Ava Buchanan led the way with 19 points and Jaela Stockbower added 16. Hannah Cartier scored six for the Rams.
PCA recorded their third-straight win to improve to 7-3, while Nute drops to 0-10.
Check out the full photo galleries by Michael Griffin… GIRLS GALLERY | BOYS GALLERY
By: Cam Place & Logan Paronto
PITTSBURG, NH – Pittsburg-Canaan swept the visiting Nute Rams on Friday night with the boys winning 64-38 and the girls victorious 58-29.
On the boys side, Pittsburg-Canaan got out to a big first half lead and never looked back. They were led by Daemon Jaimes who had a huge night, pouring in 27 points. He was relentless in getting to the line sinking 12 free throws. Drew Pettit added 16 points and Joey Cristoforo chipped in with 14.
The Rams were led in the scoring department by Jackson LaFogg with 12 points.
With the win, the Yellow Jackets move to 5-3, while Nute falls to 2-8 with the loss.
On the girls side, Alyvia James, Sienna Grondin and Ella Gilbert all scored 10 points for the Yellow Jackets. The Rams were paced by six points from Siena Picard and Taylin Meehan.
Pittsburgh-Canaan improved to 5-3 in the victory and Nute slips to 0-9.
Check out the full photo gallery by Crissy Gilbert of Stinger Images & Photography… GIRLS GALLERY | BOYS GALLERY
MILTON, NH – Farmington jumped out to an 18-2 lead after one quarter of play and never looked back as the Tigers defeated Nute, 63-15, on Monday night.
Zoey Johnson led the way for Farmington with 14 points, while Anna Cardinal (12), Shaylee DiPrizio (12) and Ryleigh Hogan (10) all netted double-digits as well.
The Rams were paced by nine points from Hannah Cartier.
With the win, the Tigers move to 5-2 and have won three straight. Nute falls to 0-6.
Check out the full photo gallery by KJ Cardinal…
The Nute Rams took advantage of the free photo sessions we offered at the 45th Annual Mike Lee Holiday Basketball Bash.
Check out the Rams roster and the full photo gallery below…
| NO. | NAME | CLASS |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | Jackson Lafogg | SR |
| 2 | Adrian Huff | SO |
| 3 | Andrew Watts | SR |
| 4 | Ethan Burrows | JR |
| 5 | Scott Milliken | JR |
| 10 | Brody Leeman | JR |
| 12 | Griffin Kendrick | JR |
| 13 | Silas Picard | SR |
| 14 | Ethan Levasseur | SO |
| 15 | Brandon Bilodeau | SO |
| 20 | Brayden Viveiros | SR |
| 24 | Brady Barbin | JR |
| 34 | Jameson Kinney | SO |
| Head Coach: Steven Pires Asst. Coach: Ronny Grenier | ||
The Nute Rams took advantage of the free photo sessions we offered at the 45th Annual Mike Lee Holiday Basketball Bash.
Check out the Rams roster below and click here for the full photo gallery.
| NO. | NAME | CL. | POS. |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Halia Hathorn | SO | F |
| 4 | Penny Meehan | FR | G |
| 5 | Hannah Cartier | SO | G |
| 12 | Bella Colby | FR | G |
| 13 | Carlee LaPanne | SO | G |
| 14 | Taylin Meehan | SR | G |
| 22 | Olivia Cartier | FR | F |
| 23 | Azlyn Picard | SO | G |
| 24 | Siena Picard | FR | F |
| 31 | Abby D’Entremont | JR | C |
| 25 | Ellie Hopkins | 7th | G |
| Head Coach: Ed Janis | |||
By: KJ Cardinal
Semifinal Sunday at The Bash is in the books and host Farmington and Portsmouth Christian Academy will play for the girls title, while Belmont and Coe-Brown will meet for the boys crown.
The semifinals themselves weren’t really all that close as three of the four games were decided by 19 points or more. In both of the boys semifinals, the Division IV teams (Profile & PCA) hung around in the first half of their games, but the bigger D-II and D-III squads (CBNA & Belmont) pulled away in the second half. The closest semifinal on the day saw the host D-IV Tigers defeat D-II Coe Brown by eight points.
Belmont was playing without Anakin Underhill, but the Red Raiders got massive contributions from Keegan Martinez (32) and Treshawn Ray (19), while Brady Thurber stepped up and netted 11 points.
Behind big man Jack Matson, the Coe-Brown boys make their first appearance in The Bash title game since 1992 when the Bears downed host Farmington for their second title in tourney history.
In the PCA-Franklin girls semifinal, it was the Ava Buchanan and Kourtney Kaplan show as Buchanan poured in 30 points for the Eagles, while Kaplan dropped 29 for the Golden Tornadoes.
The Farmington girls return to The Bash final for the second-straight year and will be in search of their first title since 2009. Last year the Tigers lost the championship game in a rock fight to Kennett, 28-27.
As anticipated, Sunday’s semis were played in front of a packed house at The Jungle at Farmington High School and Monday’s finals should be the same.
Monday’s title game schedule is as follows:
GIRLS: Portsmouth Christian Academy vs. Farmington, 5:30 pm
BOYS: Belmont vs. Coe-Brown, 7:00 pm
USEFUL LINKS: Photo Galleries | Day 4 Video Archives
BOYS: Belmont 85, Portsmouth Christian 60
Belmont: Keagan Martinez 32, Treshawn Ray 19, Brady Thurber 11
PCA: Cai Summers 26, Zealand Marquis 11
GIRLS: Farmington 51, Coe-Brown 43
Farmington: Shaylee DiPrizio 18
Coe-Brown: Emma LaPierre 17
BOYS: Coe-Brown 57, Profile 32
CBNA: Jack Matson 22, Matthew Flanagan 10
Profile: Cayden Wakeham 12, Daryion Faustin 11
GIRLS: Portsmouth Christian 60, Franklin 41
PCA: Ava Buchanan 30
Franklin: Kourtney Kaplan 29
GIRLS: Kennett 45, Nute 33
Kennett: Abigail Hynes 18, Marlie Liebenow 15
Nute: Penny Meehan 8
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
