The Hillsboro-Deering JV baseball team fell to Somersworth, 10-5, on Friday. Jordon Berrocales hit an inside-the-park home run and Ben Ketterer executed a perfect suicide squeeze bunt. Landon McClure also played well.
The Concord High freshman baseball team defeated Spaulding, 12-2. Tyler Bruns pitched four innings, striking out three and allowing four hits. John Ahfeld pitched an inning to earn the save. Logan Galloway, Bruns and Adrien Kennedy each had two hits and Thomas Duhaime, Evan Makris and Jake Nelson had one apiece.
Hebert Fuel defeated Claudia’s, 12-6. For Hebert, Brianna Lepage had two hits, scored two runs and had two putouts at home while catching a solid game. Taylor Renna had four strikeouts and one hit and scored three runs on offense. Mollie Wallace struck out four batters in two innings.
The Rowley Agency (Bow 1) defeated Joe King’s (Bow 2), 10-7. For Joe King’s, Halle Sullivan pitched well and Caitlyn Benson had a hit. For Rowley, Annika Geiben Lynn pitched well with five strikeouts and relief pitcher Emily Kiah allowed one run during the second half of the game.
Bow Plumbing & Heating defeated Vermette Orthodontist, 16-4. For Bow Plumbing & Heating, Emma Kelly had two hits and pitched two scoreless innings. Sidney Roberge pitched two solid innings and Ella Roos had two hits. For Vermette, Willa Marino had a great pitching debut, Margot Kennedy made a great play at shortstop and Ally McGonigle had a deep hit to centerfield.
Dick’s Sporting Goods beat Concord Family Vision, 4-2. For Dick’s, Sarah Taylor had a great day pitching while Sophia Vargas and Vanessa Rice led the offense. Concord Family Vision got a great performance by Maddie Kelley on the mound. Katie Blinn and Molly Ford had solid days at the plate.
Beckett Glass defeated Chichester in a seniors division game. Nicole Lebrun and Lauren Hauschild pitched a good game while Abigail Corbett and Caitlin Rule provided a solid defensive game for Beckett. Amelia Lewis and Brook Davison had great defense while Alexandra Bonacorsi pitched a good game for Chichester.
Concord National’s Cimo’s Deli defeated the Hopkinton Hawks, 8-2. Libby Segal led the Cimo’s offense with a home run and two doubles while Jaelynn Kellerher and Alice Rosenberg combined to pitch a solid game from the circle. For the Hawks, Maddy Follansbee had a good day behind the plate, Julia Baer hit a double and scored a run and Kally Murdough pitched well, had a hit, scored a run and had four nice defensive putouts.
The Bow Pizza Man Dodgers defeated the Bow KBW Twins, 13-11. Myles Rheinhardt (2-for-3, three runs) hit a three-run walk-off home run to win the game. Ethan Gray (3-for-4, three runs), Cameron Evans (2-for-3, two runs), Matthew Wiley (hit, two runs), Ryan Lover (double, two runs), Dylan Gazaway (2-for-3, run) and Addie Kernen (hit). Karl Anderson played strong defense behind the plate and at third base.
The Bow U11 girls’ soccer team defeated Windham, 4-0. Leading the offense were Lyndsey LaPerle, with two goals, and Sarah Lavigne and Isabella LaPerle, who added one each. Catherine Windsor, Megan Landcastle and Ellie Pingree combined for the shutout in goal. Meghan Wray also played well offensively.
The Tilton School varsity girls’ lacrosse team defeated Kent’s Hill, 15-4.
The Tilton varsity baseball team fell to Vermont Academy, 10-6.
The Tilton varsity softball team fell to Governor’s Academy, 4-0.
The Tilton JV baseball team defeated Holderness, 17-2.
The St. Paul’s School boys’ varsity tennis team fell to Roxbury Latin, 15-0.
Golf result
Brothers Jim and Ray Steenbeke teamed up to take first place in the two ball best ball event at Concord Country Club with a score of 61. Brian Verville and Ken Smith and the team of Brian Verville and Mike Ruedig tied for second with 69.
Bow’s Ryan Boldwin, a freshman first baseman on the Franklin Pierce baseball team, hit an RBI single in a 19-2 victory over Bentley.
Hopkinton’s Andrew Clay, a sophomore pitcher on the Colby-Sawyer baseball team, pitched one shutout inning of relief and struck out two in a 10-0 loss to Husson.
Concord’s Katie Kennard, a junior on the Plymouth State softball team, brought home a run on a sacrifice fly to help the Panthers to an 8-1 victory over Western Connecticut. Kennard also drove home her teammate, Concord’s Deb Morrill, with a two-run homer in a 9-2 loss to Western Connecticut in the second game of a doubleheader.
Golf tournament put on by the Friends of UNH Skiing will take place May 14 at The Links at Outlook in South Berwick, Maine. The fundraising event is open to the public is a four-person team scramble format, beginning at 8:30 am. Visit unhskiing.com.
Concord Flyers girls’ track and field team will open its 25th season with a practice on May 26 from 5:30-7 p.m. at the Memorial Field track. The team is open to all girls in grades 3-8. The season runs from May to late July and practices are held on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings. There are also Sunday practice meets from 11:30 .a.m-1 p.m. Registration fee is $90 for newcomers, includes a uniform, and $70 for returning members. Call or text Jack Fraser at 731-0765 or email jackf428@hotmail.com.
Summer high school basketball tournaments will be held at NHTI July 16 for boys and July 22-23 for girls. For the boys, contact Coach Paul Hogan at phogan@ccsnh.edu. For the girls, contact Coach Jen Fithian at jrfithian@gmail.com.
Concord High boys’ soccer alumni game will be played Aug. 18 at 5 p.m. at Rundlett Middle School. All past players are welcome. Any questions should be sent to Scott Dunlop at scottdunlop28@yahoo.com.
Seacoast Express United soccer is looking for additional players for its U13 boys (two players), U9 boys (two players), U8 boys (three players) and U12 girls (two players) teams. Contact Bill Nardino at bnardino@seacoastunited.com.
NH Comets 18U White softball team is looking to add one or two strong players to complete its roster. For information or to schedule a tryout, contact Manager Bill Varnell at 219-5452.
NH Comets 16U White ASA softball team is seeking an additional player to complete its roster for the season. Indoor workouts are in progress and the team will play six Class A tournaments during June and July. Players born in 1999, 2000 and 2001 are eligible. Contact Dan Morin at danmorin@comcast.net or 496-7549.
NH Comets 16U Blue fast pitch softball team is looking to fill two positions. The team plays seven tournaments from June-July in Southern/Central NH, Maine and Northern Mass. Contact Peter Jenovese at pjenovese@collinssports.net or 724-5023. Visit NHComets.org.
Capital Soccer Club is looking for 2-3 players for its U14 girls’ (2003 birthdays) and U13 girls’ (2004 birthdays) teams. Tryouts will be held in early June on a date to be determined. Estimated cost is $375 to play in both NH Soccer League and MA Maple Premier League, as well as two or three tournaments throughout New England. Those interested in attending an open practice, or for more information on tryouts, should contact Ben Stephenson at bslses@aim.com.
Loudon Freedom U17 girls’ Elite soccer team is looking to add another 1-2 players to play in the Spring Massachusetts Premier Soccer League (Maple League). Loudon Freedom had a successful spring 2015 season, winning the NH Presidents Cup, advancing to the Regionals in Pennsylvania, winning the Seacoast United Coastal Tournament and were Maple League division champions. Session cost is $175 and includes two additional spring tournaments. Contact Andrew Palhof at palhof@tds.net.
Hooksett 10U girls’ softball team is looking for two girls born after Jan. 1, 2005 that live in the Hooksett, Candia, Goffstown or Manchester area to complete its travel team for the 2016 season. Contact Michael at 305-8461.
Central Force AAU girls’ basketball team is looking for players for the upcoming season. Call Mark Dionne at 340-1281.
Concord Adult Softball League is looking for players 18 years and older for full teams as well as individual men or women. The season begins in May, so interest is needed for teams to make the decision to obtain a schedule. Contact Donna at 545-5654 or email 6plumb7@gmail.com.
5-star baseball clinic, put on by Nate Craigue, a former member of the Minnesota Twins organization, will be held for 9-12-year-olds during April vacation (April 25-29) at Grappone Park in Concord. Cost is $135, and the camp is limited to 25 registrants. Contact Nate Craigue at 5starbaseball603@gmail.com.
UNH men’s soccer program will host four camps. The first will be April 25-29 and the second July 11-15, both for ages 5-14. The third is a residential camp from July 24-28, with evaluators from NCAA Divisions I, II and III. The fourth will be Aug. 1-4 and is for boys with high school eligibility only. Information on all the camps can be found at unhwildcats.com.
Concord Parks and Rec will be offering the following programs: Grade 1-6 soccer camp April 25-29 from 8:30 a.m.-noon, NFL flag football for ages 6-14 May 1-June 12, soccer fundamentals for ages 4-6 May 7-June 11 at Keach Park, co-ed youth soccer for first and second grade from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on Saturdays May 7-June 10, a co-ed spring soccer clinic for grades 3-6 on Saturdays May 7-June 1, a junior golf camp for ages 12-16 April 26-29 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Beaver Meadow Golf Course and an adult golf clinic on Tuesdays May 3-24. Visit concordparksandrec.com or call 225-8690.
Cap City Basketball camp will be held over April vacation for girls and boys in grades K-8 April 25-28 from 9 a.m.-noon at Bishop Brady High School. Cost is $110. To reserve a spot, go to CapCityBasketball.com and click under “camps and clinics.” Parents can lock in a spot then pay on the first day of camp. Early drop-off is also available from 7:30-8:30 for $20 a day. Email capcitybasketball@yahoo.com.
Youth tennis classes will run on Tuesdays from May 3 through June 7 from 5-6 p.m. (ages 8-10) and 6-7 p.m. (ages 11-13) at Merrill Park Tennis Courts. The instructor will be Pattu Pillai. This program will introduce the sport of tennis to participants through individualized instruction as well as skill-related games and activities.
FUNdamentals soccer camps run Saturdays for children ages 4-6 from May 7 through June 11 at Keach Park. Check concordparksandrec.com for times and prices.
Co-ed soccer clinics will be held for grades 3-6. The clinic is separated for grades 3-4 and 5-6, and will run Saturdays from May 7 through June 1. Check concordparksandrec.com for times and prices.
New England Patriots alumni will be holding a free non-contact program geared to all level players ages 9-14 on May 13 from 5-9 p.m. at Memorial Field in Concord. Registration begins at 5 p.m., with the camp starting at 6. Visit patriotsalumni.com/football-for-you-new/ffy-concord-nh/.
Learn-to-Row program, offered by Concord Crew, is for middle school and high school students. Session one is held June 20-July 14 and session two is held July 18-Aug. 11, Mondays-Thursdays from 5-7 p.m. Sessions take place behind Everett Arena. Register by June 10 at concordcrew.org, with an earlybird discount if you sign up by May 9. Email info@concordcrew.org with any questions.
Paul Hogan Basketball Camps will be held as follows: Rip City Basketball Camp at NHTI June 20-24, Girls’ Pt. Guard/Post Player Camp June 26-28, Boys’ Point Guard/Post Player Camp at NHTI June 29-July 1, and the 23rd annual Specialty Basketball Camp July 24-28. Shooter’s Gold Basketball Camps will be held in six towns around NH: July 5-8 at Littleton High School, July 10-13 at Rivendell High School, July 11-15 at Inter-Lakes Elementary School in Meredith and Gilford Middle School. Laconia and Hooksett will be Shooter’s Gold sites for boys and girls in grades 1-8 July 14-18. Camp information can be found at hogancamps.com or by calling 340-1719. Forms are printable from the site along with information, tuition and other facts.
Crimson Tide Cheerleading Camp will be held June 27-July 1 from 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. at Broken Ground Elementary School. The camp is open to all incoming 2nd- through 8th-graders. Contact Laura Owen at lnorwalt-owen@sau8.org.
Lacrosse overnight camp for girls entering grades 6-12 in the fall will be put on by the UNH women’s lacrosse program June 27-29. Registration is available online at unhwildcats.com. The camp has both an overnight ($425) and commuter ($350) option. A minimum deposit of $200 is due at registration with any remaining balance due June 4. Questions regarding payments and registration, contact Kaleigh Cheslock at kaleigh.cheslock@unh.edu. For specific camp questions, contact Jenna Martino at jenna.martino@unh.edu.
NH Hoop Skills will be holding its summer girls’ basketball day camp at Southern New Hampshire University June 27-July 1 and July 25-29. Contact Karen Pinkos at k.pinkos@snhu.edu, or visit nhoopskills.com and snhupenmen.com.
UNH field hockey team will hold two summer camps as well as two summer youth clinics. Session I will be held June 29-July 2, followed by Session II from July 6-9 and the youth clinic will be held July 7-8. The Session I and Session II camps both have overnight ($475) and day ($375) options for the four-day camps. The single-day youth clinics on July 7-8 cost $35 per day or $60 for both days. The sessions are open to junior high and high school students as of fall 2016. Registration for Session I and Session II is available online at unhwildcats.com. For questions regarding payments and registration for the session camps, contact Kaleigh Cheslock at Kaleigh.Cheslock@unh.edu. For specific session camp questions, contact Ross Gorham at Ross.Gorham@unh.edu.
Soccer camp hosted by Loudon Freedom and the Samba Professional Development programs will be held in Loudon July 11-15 for players ages 4-6 ($60 per player) and 7-14 ($120 per player). Register at https://tms.ezfacility.com/OnlineRegistrations/Register.aspx?CompanyID=2680&GroupID=1531061 or contact Andrew Palhof for more information at palhof@tds.net.
Play On! soccer camp will be held at NHTI July 18-22 for boys and girls in grades 4-11 under the direction of Coach Heidi Crockett and Derek Johnson. Visit hogancamps.com, email at paul@hogancamps.com or call 340-1719.
Seacoast Express United soccer camps for ages 3-19 will be held in Concord from late-July to mid-August for players from beginners to aspiring college players. Information is online at seacoastunitedexpress.org/camps or by contacting Bill Nardino at bnardino@seacoastunited.com.
Signups for Concord Capitols football and cheer will be held Monday from 5:30-7 p.m. at Martin Field on Iron Works road in Concord. Flag football, tackle football and cheer is open to boys and girls in grades K-8. Contact Jen at 608-7470 or email jdiachenko@gmail.com.
Concord Parks & Recreation is offering NFL Flag, a flag football league for boys and girls ages 6-14. The league is co-ed and is broken down into three divisions: Division A (ages 6-9), Division B (ages 9-11) and Division C (ages 12-14). NFL Flag Football will run May 1 through June 12. Division A runs 9-11 a.m., Division B 11 a.m.-1 p.m. and Division C from 1-3 p.m.
A tennis league is being offered with play at Merrill Park. The league is for advanced beginners to intermediate level players. Participants should be able to keep score and play singles and doubles. The league runs Thursdays, May 5-June 9 from 6-7 p.m. for advanced beginners/intermediates) and Tuesdays, May 3-June 7 from 7-8 p.m. (for intermediate/advanced) and May 5-June 9, 7-8 p.m. (for beginners/advanced beginners).
Youth soccer is beginning May 7 for grades 1-2. The emphasis is on skill development, game participation, good sportsmanship and fun. This division will have one practice and one game per week. The league runs Saturdays from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. at Keach Park from May 7 through June 1.
Bow recreation’s registration is now open for the following spring programs. Archery, Tennis, Field Hockey Clinic, Tennis, Women’s Slow Pitch Softball, Lacrosse, T-Ball, Fall Soccer, and Fitness. For complete information go to bow-nh.gov or call 228-2222.
Concord High School has openings for a girls’ varsity soccer coach and a girls’ JV soccer coach. Send résumé and three letters of reference to Steve Mello, Director of Physical Education & Sport, 170 Warren St., Concord, NH 03301, or smello@sau8.org.
Coe-Brown Northwood Academy is seeking a JV girls’ soccer coach for the 2016 season. Send a letter of interest, résumé and three references to: Matthew Skidds, Athletic Director, Coe-Brown Northwood Academy, 907 First NH Turnpike, Northwood, NH 03261.
John Stark Regional High School has the following coaching openings for the 2016-17 school year: varsity field hockey, JV boys’ soccer, JV girls’ volleyball, varsity wrestling, assistant boys’ ice hockey. Send a current resume, letter of interest and three current letters of reference to Mark Searles, Athletic Director, John Stark Regional High School, 618 North Stark Highway, Weare, NH 03281 or via email at mark.searles@sau24.org.
Franklin High School is looking for a JV volleyball head coach. Previous experience playing and/or coaching is preferred. All interested applicants should send a letter of interest, resume and references to Dan Sylvester, Director of Athletics at dsylvester@sau18.org. Application and school information can be found at sau18.org.
Pittsfield Middle High School has the following anticipated coaching positions: girls’ varsity soccer head coach, boys’ JV soccer head coach, boys’ middle school soccer head coach, girls’ middle school soccer head coach, boys’ middle school baseball head coach. Previous experience playing and or coaching is preferred but not required. All interested applicants should contact Jay Darrah, Director of Athletics at jaydarrah@pittsfieldnhschools.org. Please send a letter of interest, résumé and references to: Pittsfield Middle High School, 23 Oneida St, Pittsfield, NH 03263.
Concord American Softball is in need of a coach for its AA (ages 5-8) team. Contact Chris Kelley at c1k12@yahoo.com.