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# Bracketology: Division II Girls Basketball (Jan. 11)
- URL: https://www.nh-highschoolsports.com/bracketology-division-ii-girls-basketball-jan-11/
- Published: 2019-01-11T16:15:28.000Z
- Updated: 2019-01-11T16:15:28.000Z
- Description: There are six weeks remaining in the Division II girls basketball regular season. Here is a look at what the playoff field would like if the tournament started this weekend.
- Author: Joe Marchilena
- Tags: Division II, bracketology, girls basketball, playoffs, slider, #wp, #wp-post, #Import 2026-08-18 04:44

There are six weeks remaining in the Division II girls basketball regular season. Here is a look at what the playoff field would like if the tournament started this weekend.

*Note: With the NHIAA’s 70-percent rule in place for the postseason, Division II girls basketball will have 16 playoff teams. Standings based off results reported to NHIAA.org and other media outlets.*

### Division II

**Playoff field**

1. Lebanon (6-0, 4.0000)
2. Kennett (6-0, 4.0000)
3. John Stark (6-0, 4.0000)
4. Hanover (7-1, 3.5000)
5. Bishop Brady (5-1, 3.3333)
6. ConVal (5-1, 3.3333)
7. Hollis Brookline (5-2, 2.8571)
8. Laconia (5-2, 2.8571)
9. Oyster River (5-2, 2.8571)
10. Merrimack Valley (5-3, 2.5000)
11. Pelham (5-4, 2.2222)
12. Sanborn (3-4, 1.7143)
13. Spaulding (2-3, 1.6000)
14. Coe-Brown (2-3, 1.6000)
15. Kearsarge (2-4, 1.3333)
16. Bow (2-5, 1.1429)

**Outside:** Milford (2-5, 1.1429); Souhegan (2-5, 1.1429); Pembroke (2-6, 1.0000); Kingswood (1-5, 0.6667); Stevens (1-7, 0.5000); Plymouth (0-5, 0.0000); Timberlane (0-5, 0.0000); Manchester West (0-7, 0.0000).

**Tiebreakers**

- Lebanon wins the three-way tiebreaker with Kennett and John Stark thanks to a better quality of wins against tournament teams.
- Kennett wins the tiebreaker with John Stark thanks to a better quality of wins against tournament teams.
- Bishop Brady wins the tiebreaker with ConVal thanks to a better rating against tournament teams.
- Hollis Brookline wins the three-way tiebreaker with Laconia and Oyster River thanks to a better rating against tournament teams.
- Laconia wins the tiebreaker with Oyster River thanks to a better quality of wins against tournament teams.
- Spaulding wins the tiebreaker with Coe-Brown thanks to a better rating against tournament teams.
- Bow and Milford finish ahead of Souhegan in a three-way tiebreaker thanks to a better rating against tournament teams.
- Bow wins the tiebreaker with Milford for the final playoff spot thanks to a better quality of wins against tournament teams.

**First-round matchups**

- No. 16 Lebanon at No. 1 Bow
- No. 9 Oyster River at No. 8 Laconia
- No. 13 Spaulding at No. 4 Hanover
- No. 12 Sanborn at No. 5 Bishop Brady
- No. 15\. Kearsarge at No. 2 Kennett
- No. 10 Merrimack Valley at No. 7 Hollis Brookline
- No. 14 Coe-Brown at No. 3 John Stark
- No. 11 Pelham at No. 6 ConVal

### Games to watch

- **Friday, Jan. 11:** Bishop Brady at Lebanon, 6:30 p.m.; Hanover at Oyster River, 6:30 p.m.; Coe-Brown at Souhegan, 6:30 p.m.; Laconia at John Stark, 6:30 p.m.; Merrimack Valley at Sanborn, 6:30 p.m.
- **Tuesday, Jan. 15:** ConVal at John Stark, 6:30 p.m.; Coe-Brown at Spaulding, 6:30 p.m.; Oyster River at Kennett, 6:30 p.m.