Players Locker Room member Jackson  Marshall of Pinkerton Academy

 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

 Click to become a member today!

 Thank you to each of our families, we had over 60 members last year, and I hope we easily break eighty this school year.

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

 

Renee Bergeron of Laconia: Bergeron eclipsed the 7 and 9 point marks in wins over Lebanon and Souhegan as the Sachems sit at 5-1.

Jack Koutrobis of Windham The Jaguars earned a pair of good wins last week over Alvirne (53-50) and Winnacunnet (55-40) as their all-state point guard 27 points.

Jackson Marshall of Pinkerton Academy:  The Astros all-state center's monster season continued as he scored 52 points in a win over Bishop Guertin and 25 in a victory over Spaulding.

Kasen Smith of White Mountains, The Spartan's leading scorer, had a good week in a win over Berlin and a close loss at Gilford, scoring a game-high 20 points against Gilford and 9 in a lopsided win over the Mountaineers.

Zach Martin of Derryfield: In a win over Hinsdale the Cougars forward had 12 points, 9 assists, 8 rebounds, 2 steals, 2 deflections.

Jack Krasnof of Derryfield The Cougars all-state forward once again stuffed the stat sheet in  win over Hinsdale totaling 27 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 steal.

Peyton Larrabee of Bow: The Falcons talented big man bounced back from a Tuesday night loss to Pembroke with a 15-point effort in a win over Kingswood.

Josh Caruso of Nashua South: The Panthers all-state shooting guard is heating up. Caruso scored 33 points in a win over Bishop Guertin and 35 in a victory against Trinity, as he moved into the #2 scoring ranking in Division I at 27.8 points per game.

Max Shosa of Manchester West: The Blue Knights all-state forward exploded for 41 points in a 70-57 win over Sanborn as West heads into their Tuesday night showdown with defending champion Pelham undefeated.

Garrett Hall of Alvirne: The Broncos split a pair of games last week with Merrimack and Windham as their standout sophomore scored 14 points.

Parker Sweitzer of Newmarket: The Mules standout forward scored 14 points in a 41-32 loss to Portsmouth Christian.

Brady Rogers of Exeter: It’s been a smooth transition from Division III to Division I for the Blue Hawks all-state guard. In a pair of wins last week against Dover and Manchester Central, Rogers scored 28 points and averages 17.7 ppg on the season.

Alex Drake of Derryfield: In a win over Hinsdale the Cougars forward had 15 points, 11 rebounds, 7 assists,  5 steals, 2 deflections, 1 block

Logan Dumont of Pelham: The Pythons forward scored 12 points as the defending champs split games with Sanborn and Pembroke last week.

Zac Castonguay of Nashua South, The Panthers' all-state point guard, scored 30 points as South earned a pair of wins over Trinity and Bishop Guertin.

Ryan Walker of Woodsville:  After a big holiday break, the Engineers sophomore point guard was held to 2 points in a Friday night loss to Profile.

Kayley Merrifield of Plymouth: Merrifield continues to pace the Bobcat offense, scoring 13 in a 41-31 loss to Timberlane and 11 points in a 53-17 win over ConVal.

Lauren MacDonald of Winnisquam: The player of the year candidate returned from the break on fire, scoring 22 points in 70-24 win over Belmont and a season-high 28 points in a 61-26 win over Newfound.

Will Mollica of St Thomas: The Saints all-state forward scored 29 points in a pair of wins over defending champion Gilford and Belmont.

Hailey Steinmetz of Pembroke: Steinmetz continues to be a spark off the bench for the Spartans, scoring 4 points in a 42-35 win over Bow and a season-high 7 points in a 70-53 win over Pelham.

Haley Rossitto of Colebrook: Rossitto netted 23 points in a 66-63 overtime win over Gorham and posted 26 points in a 55-51 loss to rival Pittsburg-Canaan

Makayla Walker of Woodsville: The second-year guard scored 11 points in a 40-31 win over rival Blue Mountain Union and led the way on the road with 15 points in a 51-41 win over Profile.

Courtney Anderson of Alvirne: The freshman has been impactful for the Broncos early on, scoring 6 points in a 37-36 loss to Windham and 3 points in a 58-29 win over Merrimack.

Luke Peters of Nashua North Peters and the Titans battled Bedford before falling to the champs 81-76.

Brendan Baldi of Gilford: The Golden Eagles point guard scored 7 points as the defending champs split a pair of games with St Thomas and White Mountains.

Sean McCool of Souhegan: The Sabers forward scored 10 points in losses to Hanover and Laconia.

Sammy DeWitt of Alvirne:  The Broncos all-state guard scored 23 points as Alvirne split a pair of games against Windham and Merrimack.

Anthony Settineri of St Thomas: The Saints shooting scored 11 points in wins over Gilford and Belmont.

Keegan Martinez of Belmont: The Red Raiders junior forward scored a game-high 22 points in a 36-33 win over Winnisquam and was held to 5 points in a 68-35 loss to St Thomas.

Shaylee Murdough of Hopkinton: Murdough had her best week of the season for the Hawks, scoring a season-high 19 points in a 51-15 win over Newfound and stuffing the stat sheet in a 44-40 overtime win over Kearsarge with 17 points, 6 assists, 5 rebounds, and 4 steals.

Millie Caldon of Gilford: Caldon has started to find a rhythm offensively, scoring 6 points in a 48-41 loss to St. Thomas and a season-high 12 points in a road loss to White Mountains.

 

Football/Baseball Members

JJ Bright of Souhegan

Ben Allen of Dover

Brayden Arruda of Inter-Lakes Moultonborough