Date Posted : 07-01-2009 Written by: Dave Haley

Lounge member Brett Parentau of Manchester Central

 As we head into a busy July that will feature full previews and game coverage of the New Hampshire-Vermont boys basketball game, all five BST basketball divisions and full details on our inagural 3 on 3 high school basketball tournament in August NHsportspage is offering a summer special on players lounge memberships.

 You can now become a players lounge member for just 10 dollars. Lounge members like Jordan Laguerre of Trinity, Brett Parentau of Manchester Central, Alex Burt of Dover, John Mulvey of Portsmouth and Eric Jensen of Gorham have had their images, statistics, game schedules and their one on one interviews viewed by over 30,000 people around the state and we are looking for new members. Memberships are for 12 months and available now.

 This offer is for a short time only so sign up today. Payments are accepted electronically, by check or money order. For more information email us at davehaley@nhsportspage.com.

Date Posted : 06-27-2009 Written by: Dave Haley

 Nick Kalil shot a 1 under par 71 to win the Seacoast Amatuer golf tournament by four strokes at The Ledges Golf course on Sunday afternoon.

 Mike O'Neil of the Portsmouth Herald has a very good account of the final round action

 http://www.seacoastonline.com/articles/20090629-SPORTS-906290310

 Kalil and his company Sentinel Title Company of Rye, N.H have been a big supporter of NHsportspage.com and high school athletics in New Hampshire by advertising his business with us since our inception in December of 2006. Sentinel Title has sponsored countless games including our coverage of the Class I boys basketball championship, our football all-state selections and is currently sponsoring the coverage of the Portsmouth Serious Summer League.

 Congratulations to Nick on his victory this weekend.

Date Posted : 05-29-2009 Written by: Dave Haley

Bob Stanley travels with teams to Puerto Rico for baseball instruction

 We are proud to announce our partnership with Calero & Sullivan Baseball Management and want to highlight the baseball traveling teams program the group has been running for baseball teams all over New England.

 Enrique "Kike" Calero played professional baseball in the Houston Astros organization and carried his lifelong knowledge and experience into the coaching ranks at the college and high school level. Calero has specialized in representing professional Latin American players and has recently worked extensively with USA Baseball Training Centers in Newington, N.H.

 Jason Sullivan joined Calero after establishing one of the top law practices on the Seacoast with Sullivan Law offices (the proud sponsor of Portsmouth high school coverage). Sullivan received his Bachelors degree from UNH and his law degree from the University of San Diego.

 " We are very excited to introduce our program to the high school baseball teams in New Hampshire, " said Sullivan. " This is a great opportunity for baseball teams in New Hampshire to compete in Puerto Rico against teams at the highest level and just as importantly, develop their skills in both a highly competitive environment and tropical climate."

 The trips to Puerto Rico are 5 days long (Thursday to Monday) and includes a weekend tournament, team practices, sight seeing as well as dining and hotel accommodations. " The response from the coaches, players and parents has been tremendous and we're only expecting the level of participation to grow with our affiliation with NHsportspage," said Sullivan. " Teams from all levels of New Hampshire baseball will have the opportunity to compete at a time of year when baseball is usually put on hold during the fall and winter months."

 Red Sox Hall of Famer Bob Stanley has accompanied teams to Puerto Rico with Calero and Sullivan and will continue to be a major part of the program.

 For information on how send your team to Puerto Rico for world class baseball visit http://www.caleroandsullivan.com/ and ask about the discount on travel and accommodations you receive when you mention NHsportspage.com.

Date Posted : 05-27-2009 Written by: Dave Haley Photo Credit :

The St. Thomas softball team after another victory

 USA Training Centers of Newington, featuring baseball/softball clinics, camps and instruction from a professional staff that includes former Red Sox All-star pitcher Bob Stanley has become the sponsor for the NHsportspage coverage of St. Thomas high school athletics.

 The staff at USA Baseball Training centers will announce upcoming events and instructional seminars through NHsportspage and their website, which can be found on the team pages of St. Thomas Aquinas high school sports teams.

 Look for anouncements on upcoming events and visit them at their website attached to this article for more information as we welcome USA Training Centers to the NHsportspage website.

 Sponsoring your local high school is a great and inexpensive way to support local athletics and reach thousands of potential customers. For more information you can email us at davehaley@nhsportspage.com on how you can get involved today.