Basketball roundup: Merrimack gets another last-second win
Jackson King hit a 3-pointer in the final minute to give the Merrimack High School boys basketball team a 62-61 win Friday night over Nashua South.

Jackson King hit a 3-pointer in the final minute to give the Merrimack High School boys basketball team a 62-61 win Friday night over Nashua South.
It was the second straight one-point win for the Tomahawks, who needed a last-second shot to beat Londonderry 41-40 on Tuesday.
Eric Gendron had 18 points to lead Merrimack (9-1 in Division I). Anthony Muccioli led all scorers with 19 points for South (5-6) and Jake Preston added 10.
Here are a few more results from Friday night's basketball action.
Division I
- Boys basketball: Merrimack 62, Nashua South 62 - Nashua Telegraph
- Boys basketball: Pinkerton 63, Dover 61 - Foster's Daily Democrat
- Boys basketball: Bishop Guertin 83, Timberlane 64 - Eagle Tribune
- Boys basketball: Manchester Memorial 58, Nashua North 56 - NH Notebook
- Boys basketball: Salem 61, Alvirne 43 - Lowell Sun
- Boys basketball: Manchester West 60, Concord 46 - Concord Monitor
- Girls basketball: Pinkerton 37, Dover 36 (OT) - Foster's Daily Democrat
- Girls basketball: Londonderry 56, Manchester Central 37 - Eagle Tribune
- Girls basketball: Bishop Guertin 61, Timberlane 48 - Eagle Tribune
Division II
- Boys basketball: Portsmouth 62, Bedford 49 - Portsmouth Herald
- Boys basketball: Souhegan 63, Milford 47 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com
- Boys basketball: John Stark 80, Kearsarge 62 - Concord Monitor
- Boys basketball: Pelham 56, Con-Val 42 - Eagle Tribune
- Boys basketball: Hollis Brookline 57, St. Thomas 48 - Foster's Daily Democrat
- Girls basketball: Bedford 61, Portsmouth 41 - Portsmouth Herald
- Girls basketball: Coe-Brown 78, Lebanon 65 - Concord Monitor
- Girls basketball: Souhegan 43, Milford 27 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com
- Girls basketball: Hollis Brookline 64, St. Thomas 41 - Foster's Daily Democrat