Tag: Spaulding

Strong start propels Windham past Spaulding

By: KJ Cardinal

ROCHESTER, NH – Windham used a 32-17 first half to propel the Jaguars to a 63-56 victory at Spaulding on Friday night.

Leading the way for Windham was Jack Koutrobis with 17 points, while Tyler Jordan and Sam Roidoulis netted 13 points apiece. The Red Raiders were paced by Kyran Jean Pierre’s game-high 20 points and 17 from Marcel Rose.

With the win, Windham improves to 2-2 on the season, while Spaulding falls to 1-3.

Check out the full photo gallery by Heidi Green…

Merrimack gets first win of the season at Spaulding

By: KJ Cardinal

ROCHESTER, NH – In a match-up between two winless teams, visiting Merrimack went on the road and defeated Spaulding, 37-31, on Friday night.

Abby Herod led the way for the Tomahawks with a game-high 16 points, while the Red Raiders were paced by Damiya Perkins’ 11 points.

With the win, Merrimack improves to 1-2 on the season, while Spaulding falls to 0-3.

Check out the full photo gallery by KJ Cardinal…

First half fuels Londonderry past Spaulding

Londonderry outscored Spaulding 34-19 in the first half to roll to a 66-49 victory in Rochester on Friday night.

Leading the way for the Lancers was Mason Paquette with 18 points and Ryan Williams with 15. The Red Raiders were paced by 16 points from Marcel Rose and 10 from Kyran Jean Pierre.

With the win, Londonderry evens its record at 8-8, while Spaulding falls to 5-11.

Check out the full photo gallery by Jeff Criss of Perfect Photos…

Ball 603’s Whaley publishes book

Longtime NH sportswriter and Ball 603 contributor Mike Whaley has released a book – “A Pen For All Seasons: Dispatches From a Rural New England Life in Sports.” It contains 65 of Whaley’s favorite stories and columns with photos from 35 years in the newspaper business.

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Rochester and Farmington figure most prominently in the book, which includes stories Whaley has written since the late 1980s from the Rochester Courier, Rochester Times, Foster’s Daily Democrat and Portsmouth Herald.

There’s plenty on basketball. Here’s a list: Spaulding boys and girls basketball, including long-time former SHS coach Tim Cronin; Holy Rosary HS of Rochester, 1955 Class C boys champs; Nute’s David Burrows; Farmington’s 1970 state championship boys team and the 1967-68 Tiger Tigers, who were undefeated that season in volleyball, basketball and softball; Portsmouth’s Dan Parr and Sox great Carlton Fisk; Newmarket’s Ron Weitzell and Bert McGloughlin; UNH coach Gerry Friel; Oyster River girls coach Cathy Coakley; Whaley’s old college hoop teammates and friends, Bill Fitzgerald and John LeMieux, and the Austin-Cate Wildcats, 1971 NH Class S boys champs.

The book will be available (for $22) at the following book events: Collins Sports Center, Rochester, Saturday, May 20, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.; Farmington House of Pizza, Sunday, May 21, 5 to 7 p.m.; Rochester Public Library, Wednesday, June 7, 6 to 7:30 p.m., and Goodwin Library in Farmington, Thursday, June 22, 5 to 6:30 p.m. 

The book may also be purchased at Collins during regular business hours (closed Sundays) starting May 22.

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Whaley was a full-time area sportswriter from 1987 until his semi-retirement in 2019. He still writes occasionally for Foster’s and the Herald, as well as Ball603. A two-time New Hampshire Sportswriter of the Year, Whaley lives in Portland, Maine, with his wife, Jill.

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…