Date Posted : 05-18-2012 Written by: Dave Haley Share  Tweet

Trevor Bouvier and Salem improve to 8-9 on the season

 The Salem Blue Devils want everyone to continue watching Nashua North, Concord, Manchester Memorial and Timberlane battle for the top seed in the Division I baseball tournament. While you're busy doing that they'll keep moving up the standings below.

 Salem, after a 2-5 start, has suddenly won 4 of 5 and moved into the top 10 in the division after pounding out 11 hits in a 5 inning 13-1 win over Winnacunnet Thursday afternoon. Left fielder Ryan Decker knocked in 5 runs, Mitch Dufton stroked a pair of doubles and shortstop Trevor Bouvier also had a pair of hits as Salem improves to 8-9 on the season.

 Evan Breen went the entire way on the mound for the win. Breen allowed a run in the first inning and then settled into a nice groove; allowing only one hit over the final four innings.

 For Winnacunnet David Annenberg saved the bullpen by going five innings in defeat as he and Cole Josselyn recorded the Warriors only hits on the afternoon.

Fri 05-18-2012	Score
Winnacunnet	1
Salem	13
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Date Posted : 05-15-2012 Written by: Dave Haley Share  Tweet

Hopkinton is the top ranked team in Division III

 Hopkinton took the all of the drama out of their featured match-up with Campbell as the Hawks pounded out 10 hits and rode the left arm of ace Sam Bonifant to a 12-2 win Monday afternoon.

 Sam MacManus (3 for 3), Matt McCormack (3 RBI's), Steve Auger (2 for 3 w/ an RBI) and Jake Nelson ( 3 RBI's) led the Hopkinton attack as Dave Chase's team avenged an 11-2 loss to Campbell earlier in the season and stayed atop the Division III standings at 14-1.

 Bonifant went five innings for the win, allowed two runs and struck out one without allowing a walk. He also helped his own cause with 2 RBI's and now sets his team up for a possible top seed in the Division III tournament.

Mon 05-14-2012	Score
Hopkinton	12
Campbell	2
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Date Posted : 04-15-2012 Written by: Brett Sellingham Share  Tweet

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Date Posted : 05-15-2012 Written by: Dave Haley Share  Tweet

Salem continued a second half push behind Clayton Landers

 Salem erased an early two run deficit with two runs of their own in the 4^th inning and scored the game winner in the bottom of the sixth on a Mitch Dufton double as the Blue Devils improve to 7-9 after a 3-2 win over Dover Monday afternoon.

 Clayton Landers went seven strong innings for the win as he scattered 5 hits and five walks. The defense though played well behind him and Dufton's single in the 4^th knotted the game at two heading into the fifth. Trevor Bouvier (2 for 3 on the day) singled with one out in the sixth and scored when Dufton doubled off of Dover starter Ty Cash. Landers was able to set down the Green Wave in their final at bat when, after a two out single by Cash, Landers was able to get Adam Arkel to fly out to right to end the game.

 Cash pitched well in defeat, surrendering only two earned runs and striking out five in six innings of work.

 Salem returns to the diamond Wednesday afternoon when they face Keene at home while Dover is off until Friday when they host Manchester Memorial.

Mon 05-14-2012	Score
Salem	3
Dover	2
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Date Posted : 05-03-2012 Written by: Dave Haley Share  Tweet

The Class Acts win their 3rd straight title

 In a back and forth game that saw the two defending champions erase deficts on four different occasions in the 2nd half against the only undefeated team in the NHsportspage Spring league the Class Acts scored on three straight pick & rolls to the hoop against Leighton Builders in the final three minutes to regain the lead.

  Bill Simpson's Class Acts would ride the hot shooting of Frank Billings (31 pts) and Andrew Duncanson (21 pts) enroute to a 92-88 championship victory that clinches their third league title in as many years.

 Tyrone Conley led the way for Leighton Builders with 21 points while Jason Downer added 20 in a losing cause. Scott Leighton's team finished 9-1 on the season.

Thu 05-03-2012	Score
Leighton Builders	88
Class Acts	92
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