“Choose Community” with colleges that support student success and offer far more than you’ve ever imagined. New Hampshire Community Colleges. 

 We will nominate five candidates for the Community College of New Hampshire/Adrenaline Fundraising Girls Basketball Player of the Week every week.

 Voting will go until Thursday at 7 a.m.

 Each winner will receive a Choose Community shirt from CCSNH and a $25 Buffalo Wild Wings gift certificate!

 Winners can take a picture with their shirt surrounded by their teammates, their friends, their parents, their dog, a teacher, a passerby on the street...anyone they want!

 We'll post the picture of the winners and tag everyone in the picture on Instagram, Facebook, Tik Tok, and Twitter to our 40,000 plus followers.

 The Community College System of New Hampshire is made up of our partners (Manchester Community College, Nashua Community College, White Mountains Community College, Great Bay Community College, and NHTI) who make our coverage of statewide high school sports possible.

 Our poll is also sponsored by Brett LeFlem at Adrenaline Fundraising, who has raised money for New Hampshire’s athletic programs from the high school to youth level for over 20 years.

 You can reach Brett for your team or any fundraising needs at 603-674-4490 and brett@adrenalinefundraising.com

 Note: If we see any voting irregularities, we reserve the right to remove a player from winning the poll.

Week 1 Candidates:

Lily George of Salem: The Blue Devil guard netted a career-high 33 points in a 72-21 win over Manchester Memorial.

Zoey Lord of Newport: The leading scorer in Division III poured in 20 points in a very good 58-50 win over Monadnock. 

Zofia Rosenfield of Souhegan: Rosenfield erupted for 20 points, 12 rebounds, three steals, and two assists in a 50-41 over Coe-Brown for the Sabers first win of the year.

Ryenn Pedone of Holy Family: Pedone went for a season-best 37 points in a big-time 64-60 win over Farmington.

Haley Rossitto of Colebrook: The all-state guard passed the 1,000-point mark with a 29 point performance in a 62-28 win over Moultonborough,