NHsportspage Division III All-State

 

 First Team

 Adrian Siravo of Gilford

 Sammy Stauffeneker of Mascenic Regional

 Kevin Newton-Delgado of Hopkinton

Anthony Gauthier of Conant

Phil Nichols of Winnisquam

 

 Second Team

Jack Curtis of White Mountains

Ben Seiler of Mascoma

Jackson Ruelke of Belmont

Jake Kidney of Monadnock

Jacob Hamilton of Somersworth

 

 Third Team

Brendan Rice of Campbell

Zach Barthel of Mascenic Regional

Shepyrd Murdough of Hopkinton

Diego Garcia of St. Thomas

Gunnar Horman of Winnisquam

 

Comments: Jack Curtis & Ben Seiler have a good argument for first team but at the end of the day, who are they replacing on the first team list? Phil Nichols led his 5th seeded team in scoring in 15 of 18 games and Gauthier carried the Conant offense all the way to the quarterfinals.

 

The All-Angry Email Team (players that could have been named to first, second or third team all-state but didn’t,,,and angry emails will probably be written to say just that)

Travis Wright of Somersworth

Nate Sottak of Belmont

Joaquin Heller of Campbell

Nate Krafton of Raymond

Trey Shaw of Mascenic Regional

Jalen Reese of Gilford

Jalen Lacasse of Berlin

Luke Brown of Inter-Lakes

Connor Hart of Conant

Josh Krafton of Raymond

Brody LaBounty of White Mountains

Kevin Putnam of Monadnock

Ethan Johnson of Somersworth

Connor Thompson of Mascoma

Jimmy Sullivan of St. Thomas

Connor Brannon of Monadnock

Luke Monesmith of Somersworth

 

Player of the Year: Adrian Siravo of Gilford

Runner-up: Sammy Stauffeneker of Mascenic Regional

Comments: Siravo was a clear choice but I think Stauffeneker has been overlooked. He gave up a lot of his scoring to facilitate the offense and the results were an 19-1 record. He was terrific.

 

Coach of the Year: Rick Acquilano of Gilford

Runners-up: Brandon Kear of Mascenic Regional & Jaryd Piecuch of Raymond

Comments: On a normal year Piecuch or Kear would have won but let’s talk about what Acquilano did. He took a team that went 8-10 and missed the tournament a year ago, changed the offense, changed the defense and changed the culture. The result was a 19-1 record.

 

NHsportspage Division IV All-State

 

First Team

Parker Briggs of Littleton

Josh Wheelock of Groveton

Bryson Lund of Portsmouth Christian

Will Chase of Newmarket

Devin Bedell of Pittsfield

 

Second Team

Todd Krol-Corliss of Littleton

Dylan Harden of Hinsdale

Quinn Bissonnette of Pittsfield

Malik McKinnon of Colebrook

Max Byron of Derryfield

 

 Third Team

Julian Kenison of Groveton

Matt St. Cyr of Groveton

Peyton Rivers of Epping

Tyler Prentice of Pittsfield

Logan Willey of Newmarket

Comments: Krol-Corliss was tough to leave off the first team but Bedell gets the nod for running the point and leading the Panthers in scoring.

 

The All-Angry Email Team (players that could have been named to first, second or third-team all-state but didn’t,,, and angry emails will probably be written to say just that)

 Connor Maccini of Woodsville

 Carson Rancourt of Colebrook

 Louis Larosiliere of Mount Royal

 Harper Flint of Sunapee

 Cam Clermont of Lin-Wood

 Jordan Chappell of Sunapee

 Landon Bromley of Littleton

 Austin Fisher of Lisbon

 Parker Paradice of Littleton

 Jack Schwab of Wilton-Lyndeborough

 Josh Finkle of Littleton

 Colby Jenkins of Nute

 Ridge Gonzales of Derryfield

 Owen Finkelstein of Epping

 Brendan Walker of Woodsville

 Brian Weeks of Farmington

Jared Jesseman of Lisbon

Andrew Normandin of Mount Royal

Camden Burt of Woodsville

Connor Ash of Profile

Keenan Mills of Newmarket

Aiden Etienne of Gorham

 

Player of the Year:  Parker Briggs of Littleton

 Runner-up: Josh Wheelock of Groveton

 Comments: Briggs was a terrific playmaker and scorer for the only undefeated team in the state.

 

 Coach of the Year: Trevor Howard of Littleton

 Runner-up: Jamie Hayes of Newmaket

 Comments: Howard is a future Hall of Famer and led his team to an undefeated season even without all-state forward Danny Kubkowski.

 

 

Coming Monday:  Division I & II