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The Players Locker Room Performance Roll Call sponsored by Kane Insurance

By NHsportspage Staff, 01/27/20, 12:00PM EST

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Derek Crowley and the Pythons improved to 7-1

Every Monday throughout the basketball season we will highlight the performance of our Players Locker Room Members.

 These are the players/families that support our 9-person NHsportspage crew for the coverage we provide.

 Each member gets:

  • An NHsportspage black (with red NHsportspage logo across the front) performance short sleeve shirt. (see the picture below)
  • Access to every full game video we produce plus any full game videos for the last 5 years as well.
  • Their name listed as Gold Level members/families
  • And each member can shoot a video (see our 60 second video above) answering our 9 questions.

Click to become a member today!

 Today we debut our ‘9 Questions’ interviews with Jake Kidney of Monadnock, Matt McCool of Souhegan and both Ben Seiler & Connor Thompson of Mascoma.

 We also want to welcome four new members to the Locker Room:  Sam Mullet of Bishop Guertin, Lauren McKee of Littleton, Matthew Place of Kingswood and Riley Marsh of Gilford.

 Thank you to each of our families, we had over 80 members last year and I hope we easily break 100 this school year.

 Our Players Locker Room Performance Roll Call is sponsored by our friends & partners at Kane Insurance!

 (click on any players name to be brought to their profile page)

Riley Marsh of Gilford:  Gilford cruised to a 67-31 win at Berlin as the Golden Eagles point guard scored 4 points in limited minutes.

Sam Mullet of Bishop Guertin: BG might be the surprise team of Division I and Mullet is a part of all that success, on Friday night he scored 20 points in a win over Pinkerton Academy.

Matthew Place of Kingswood: The Knights guard scored 13 points in a 77-67 loss to Pelham on Friday night.

Lauren McKee of Littleton: The Crusaders dropped a 45-33 decision to Woodsville Friday night as McKee scored 6 points in the loss.

Joey DaSilva of Windham: The Jaguars shooting guard was held to 2 points by an Alvirne defense that game planned to slow him down.

Alex Charles of Keene: The Blackbirds forward scored 12 points as Keene picked up a big 63-60 win over Winnacunnet on Friday night.

Ava Woodman of Concord: Still not at 100% after an injury the freshman phenom scored 28 points in a 67-60 loss to Merrimack.

Jake Dumont of Pelham: The Pythons shooting guard continues to play at an all-state level, scoring 23 points in a 77-67 win over Kingswood.

Parker Paradice of Littleton: The Crusaders point guard has helped lead his team to an undefeated start, scoring 5 points in a 52-51 road win over Woodville.

Adrian Siravo of Gilford:  It was a short night for the player of the year candidate up in Berlin as Siravo scored 12 points in the Golden Eagles victory.

Jordan Robichaud of Bishop Guertin: The Cardinals guard scored 14 points and continued his strong play in a 79-62 win over Pinkerton.

Dylan Santosuosso of Bishop Guertin: The 6th leading scorer in Division I had 17 points in a Friday night win over the Pinkerton Astros.

Michael Maccini of Woodsville: The Engineers lost in the final seconds as Maccini and Woodsville nearly handed Littleton their first loss of the season.

Matt Santosuosso of Bishop Guertin: Santosuosso is part of a BG rotation that is off to a 6-1 start in Division I, scoring 2 points against the Astros.

Connor Maccini of Woodsville: The Engineers point guard led the team in scoring with 14 points in a one-point loss to undefeated Littleton.

Drew Brown of Pelham: The Pythons all-state shooting guard returned from a hand injury scored 15 points in a Friday night win over Kingswood.

Brendan Walker of Woodsville:  The Engineers shooting guard scored 9 points as Woodsville lost a heartbreaker to Littleton on Friday night 52-51.

Gavin Siravo of Gilford: The Golden Eagles forward scored 4 points in the Friday night win in the North Country.

Mather Kipka of Con Val:  The Cougars all-state forward scored 9 points in limited minutes in an 88-38 win over Plymouth.

Matt McCool of Souhegan: The Sabers all-state forward scored 23 points in a 63-46 loss to defending champion Pembroke on Friday night.

Ben Seiler of Mascoma: The Royals all-state guard scored 14 points in a 71-35 win over Fall Mountain on Friday night.

Lucas Baker of Bishop Guertin: Lucas scored 2 points in Friday night’s win as the Cardinals move on to take on Spaulding and Nashua North on Friday.

Sammy Stauffeneker of Mascenic Regional: The player of the year candidate had a big night with 25 points on Tuesday in a 77-63 win over Campbell.

Peyton Rivers of Epping: The Blue Devils forward scored 6 points in a Friday night road loss to Groveton.

Josh Wheelock of Groveton: The Eagles all-state forward had a monster game against defending champion Epping, scoring 23 points, grabbing 18 rebounds and handing out 6 assists in a 58-34 win.

Connor Thompson of Mascoma: The Royals forward scored 13 points in a 71-35 win over Fall Mountain.

Kyle Baker of Bishop Guertin: The Cardinals forward scored 10 points as BG beat Pinkerton 79-62.

Derek Crowley of Pelham: The Pythons point guard scored 15 points as Pelham moved to 7-1 on the season.

Phil Nichols of Winnisquam: Raymond worked hard to slow down Nichols but the all-state forward was able to score 13 points, most of them with the game on the line, as the Bears beat the Rams 68-58.

Carter Vedrani of Campbell: The Cougars forward scored 13 points in a 78-63 win over Prospect Mountain.

Griffin Wheeler of Merrimack Valley: Wheeler was one of the lone bright spots in a 61-33 loss to Lebanon on Friday night, scoring 12 points.

Jake Kidney of Monadnock: The Huskies junior guard scored 18 points in a Tuesday night win over Hillsborough-Deering.

Jake Beaupre of Franklin: The Golden Tornadoes picked up a good 60-51 win over Newfound as Beaupre scored 6 points.

Zach Belisle of Sunapee: The Lakers forward scored 6 points in a big 52-27 win over Portsmouth Christian on Friday night.

Dylan Harden of Hinsdale:  With a 29 point game in a 62-50 loss to Farmington Harden became the leading scorer in Division IV at 23.2 points per game.

Caroline Camp of Kearsarge Regional: The Cougars picked up a good win over Coe-Brown on Friday night as Caroline scored 3 points in the victory.

Ellie Camp of Kearsarge Regional: Ellie scored 3 pints in a 51-35 win over Coe-Brown.

Malik Reese of Gilford:  The Gilford power forward scored 4 points in the win over Berlin.

Mike Cavanaugh of St. Thomas: The Saints pulled off a 46-43 come from behind win over Conant in overtime, with Cavanaugh scoring 3 points.

Jackson Ruelke of Belmont: The Red Raiders point guard scored 12 points in a 48-46 upset loss to White Mountains.

Grant Snyder of Hollis-Brookline: The Cavaliers all-state forward scored 9 points in a Tuesday night win over rival Souhegan.

Liam O'Neil of Alvirne: The Broncos picked up a huge win over Windham 63-51 as O’Neil scored 9 points in a the victory.

Carson Rancourt of Colebrook Academy: The Mohawks all-state shooting guard was held to 5 points in a Friday night loss at Newmarket.

Alex Cheek of Gilford: The junior led the Golden Eagles defensively and scored 2 points in the easy win at Berlin.

Will Chase of Newmarket: The all-state resume continues to build for the Mules forward who on Friday night scored 20 points in a win over Colebrook Academy.

Curtis Nelson of Gilford: Nelson had a big week, a 10-point performance against Somersworth on Tuesday and an 6 point effort in limited minutes at Berlin.

Owen Hayes of Newmarket: The Mules point guard scored 4 points in a 60-27 win over Colebrook Academy.

Jalen Reese of Gilford:  Head coach Rick Acquilano continues to shot his faith in the freshman guard and Reese is rewarding that confidence, scoring 10 points in the win at Berlin.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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