Every Monday throughout the school year we will highlight the performance of our Players Locker Room Members to both our statewide audience and network of college recruiters.

 These are the players/families that support our 16-person NHsportspage crew for the coverage we provide.

 Each member gets:

• A customized NHsportspage black or silver (with red NHsportspage logo across the front) performance short-sleeve shirt with their last name and number.

• 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 answering our 10 questions.

 This week we welcome one new member as Pinkerton all-state center Jackson Marshall joins the Locker Room.

 

 Click to become a member today!

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

(Click on any players name to go to their player profile page)

 

Sophia Capsalis of Prospect Mountain: Capsalis continues to score at a high clip for Prospect Mountain, netting 16 points in a loss to Winnisquam. The guard leads the Timberwolves in scoring at 13.5 ppg.

Zach Thompson of Mascoma: The Royals player of the year candidate scored 18 points in a 61-25 win over Newfound

Alex Comire of Derryfield  In a lopsided win over Wilton Lyndeborough, the Cougars guard totaled 7 points, 7 steals, 4 rebounds, 3 assists in  10 minutes

Jackson Marshall of Pinkerton Academy: The Astros all-state center scored 25 points in wins over Portsmouth and Keene last week.

Tyler Mackey of Bishop Guertin:  The Cardinals point guard helped lead the team to a 65-48 win over Manchester Memorial.

Lauren MacDonald of Winnisquam: MacDonald scored 17 points in the Bears best win of the season so far, 59-55 over Prospect Mountain

Renee Bergeron of Laconia: The Laconia forward scored two points in the Sachems 60-50 win over John Stark on Friday.

Amelia Anderson of St Thomas: Anderson helped chip in four and two-point performances in wins over Somerwsorth and Campbell. 

Brady Rogers of St Thomas: The Saints had another good week, beating both Somersworth and Campbell as their all-state shooting guard combined for 30 points in the wins.

Sam Reposa of Belmont: The Red Raiders shooting guard added a 16-point performance against undefeated Gilford to his all-state resume.

Anthony Settinari of St Thomas: The Saints guard helped lead the team to a pair of wins last week.

Kayley Merrifield of Plymouth: Merrifeld posted six points in a loss to Laconia and helped the Bobcats to a 49-26 win over Kingswood with 15 points in the victory.

Brendan Baldi of Gilford: The Golden Eagles sophomore point guard ran the show for the defending champs in 61-58 win over Belmont.

Reece Rogers of St Thomas:  The Saints standout combined for 26 points as the Saints improved to 6-1 with wins over Somersworth and Campbell.

Marissa Kenison of Groveton: Groveton remains undefeated and Kenison is a big reason why. The senior forward scored 15 points in a win over rival White Mountains and followed that with 13 points in a 38-33 win over Newmarket.

Jacob Purington of Epping In a 1-1 week for the Blue Devils their sophomore center combined for 26 points against Raymond and Littleton, hauling in a game-high 21 rebounds against the Crusaders.

Ben Wheelock of Groveton  The Eagles guard went down early with an ankle injury against Newmarket as Groveton still earned a 51-46 win. Earlier in the week he scored 1o points in a loss to White Mountains.

Ariana Lord of Colebrook: Lord helped Colebrook get back on track with two season-high performances in wins over Littleton and Sunapee, scoring 13 and 19 points, respectively.

Millie Caldon of Gilford:  Caldon was held scoreless as the Golden Eagles picked up a 53-36 win over Belmont.

Sam Sullivan of Londonderry: Sullivan scored 20 points in a loss to Dover and helped the Lancers to a 46-34 win over Salem with 12 points. 

Keegan Martinez of Belmont The sophomore forward continued his strong season with a team-high 17 points against Gilford. 

Jack Krasnof of Derryfield In a win over Wilton Lyndeborough, the Cougars all-state forward totaled 6 points, 2 blocks, 1 rebound in 10 minutes

Joe Gutwein of Con Val  The Cougars all-state guard combined for 37 points in two games last week, including 26 in an overtime win over Merrimack Valley.

Jalen Reese of Gilford: The Golden Eagles captain scored 18 points in a big 61-58 over rival Belmont.

Ryan Walker of Woodsville  The Engineers freshman point guard has stepped up his scoring production, combining for 28 points as the defending champs earned wins over Mascenic Regional and Lin Wood

Henry Hodgkins of Epping. The sophomore point guard stepped up with a huge night against Division III Raymond; scoring 25 points in a 71-52 victory.

Kaleb Popham of Hollis-Brookline: The Cavaliers shooting guard sat out last week's game with an injury but should be back soon.

Ethan Capsalis of Prospect Mountain The Timberwolves battled Winnisquam before losing 41-36 in a lot scoring affair as Capsalis added two points.

Ashton Kenison of Groveton With Wheelock sidelined Kenison stepped up with a HUGE night, scoring a career-high 20 points in a big win over Newmarket.

Sam DeWitt of Alvirne The Broncos' sophomore shooting guard, scored 9 points in a loss to Winnacunnet.

Gabe Hill of Monadnock: The Huskies lost back-to-back games last week to Stevens and Hopkinton.

Nate Johnson of Monadnock: The Huskies forward scored 4 points in a low scoring 40-29 loss to undefeated Hopkinton.

Evan Dumaine of Monadnock: The Huskies guard combined to score 21 points in losses to Stevens and Hopkinton last week.

Hailey Steinmetz of Pembroke: Steinmetz averaged 7.5 points in a 1-1 week for the Spartans. 

Makayla Walker of Woodsville: Walker scored 3 points in a 55-10 win over Lin-Wood in the lone game for the Engineers last week.

Delaney Duford of Concord: Duford posted 9 and 3-point performances in two losses to Goffstown and Bedford.

Shaylee Murdough of Hopkinton: The sophomore guard scored 16 points in a 49-20 win over Hillsboro-Deering and 10 points in a close loss to Monadnock.

Kourtney Kaplan of Franklin: Kaplan was held to just 9 points in a 53-38 loss to Moultonborough. 

Isaiah Reese of Gilford:  The Golden Eagles guard has been terrific all season long and came up big again, scoring a game-high 25 points in a huge win over Belmont.

Kayden LaClair of Newport: The Tigers all-state guard had back-to-back 33-point games in lopsided wins over Hillsborough Deering and Sunapee.

Colton Martel of Campbell The Cougars all-state forward came up huge, scoring a game-high 29 points in a 76-62 loss to St Thomas.

Koal Hurlbert of Pittsburg Canaan The Yellow Jackets guard scored 10 points in limited minutes against Lisbon.

Griffin Hurlbert of Pittsburg Canaan The Yellow Jackets guard scored 8 points in limited minutes against Lisbon.

Josh Caruso of Nashua South The sophomore all-state guard scored 11 points as South improved to 6-1 with a 74-47 win over Timberlane.

 

Non-basketball members

Reagan Delude of Londonderry: 

Tiger An of Windham: 

Harris Jones of Milford: 

JJ Bright of Souhegan: 

Caden Sanborn of Plymouth: