Goffstown defeated visiting Winnacunnet, 68-52, on Friday night in Division I action.
The Grizzlies were led by 21 points from Ryan Strand and 15 points from Noah Durham. Jared Khalil led the Warriors with 18 points, while Josh Schaake added 15
With the win, Goffstown improves to 7-9, while Winnacunnet falls to 9-7.
Check out the full gallery by Dave Beliveau…
Bedford dropped 32 points in the opening quarter and never looked back as the Bulldogs blew past visiting Winnacunnet, 82-51, on Tuesday night.
Luke Soden poured in a game-high 32 points for Bedford as the Bulldogs had 11 players score on the night. Winnacunnet was led by Tyson Khalil’s 15 points and 10 from Andrew Simmons.
Check out highlights of the action by our Tim Lee…
It’s time to introduce our Tropical Smoothie Cafe “Smooth Moves of the Week.”
Tropical Smoothie Cafe was born on a beach where people know how to live. We like things fun and playful, sunny and bright. Shake your shoes off and turn the music up. It’s time to unwind… with the Tropical Smoothie Cafe “Smooth Moves of the Week”. With locations in Rochester, Portsmouth, Portland and Biddeford, you’re on Tropic Time now.
This week’s Smooth Moves features plays from Bishop Brady, Bishop Guertin, Concord Christian Academy, Goffstown, Manchester West, Oyster River, Sanborn, St. Thomas, Trinity and Winnacunnet.
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The 2021-22 NHIAA boys basketball season gets underway tomorrow, so it’s time to officially introduce Ball 603, coverage of basketball in the Granite State.
Basketball in the 603 has always been a deep passion of ours and truly a way of life. We’re aimed at taking that passion and our unique, creative skill set to highlight all that is right in basketball around the state. We’re accumulating a team of contributors to do everything from writing features and taking gorgeous photos to capturing video highlights and making killer graphics.
For this season, we’ll be focused on boys varsity basketball from Division I to Division IV and have some great things in store that we know fans, coaches and players are really going to enjoy. We will sprinkle in some girls coverage from time to time as well, but the main focus in year one is boys hoops.
In the coming week we have contributors heading out to Spaulding, Newmarket, Winnacunnet, Portsmouth Christian and Farmington to tip off our coverage. Stay tuned to see what’s in store like us on our social media platforms below and join in on the conversation. Enjoy the show!
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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.
