Division I
Goffstown Post 16 stayed alive in the American Legion baseball state tournament with an 11-1 win over Rochester Post 7 Monday night at Holman Stadium. Post 16's win leaves three teams left alive in the final day of the tournament Tuesday.
Division I
NASHUA – It only takes one throw, one swing or one error to change the complexion of a baseball game. But it’s not often that a game-changer happens as early as it did on Monday.
Division I
Only four teams remain in the American Legion baseball state tournament, including defending champion Londonderry Post 27, which will get the action start on Monday. Post 27 will take on Post 79 at 4 p.m. at Holman Stadium, followed by Goffstown Post 16 and Rochester Post 7 at 7 p.m.
Division I
After rain postponed the final two games on Friday, five games were played in the American Legion baseball state tournament at Holman Stadium on Saturday. Two teams - Hudson Post 48 and Laconia Post 1 - were eliminated from the tournament, which was scheduled to resume at 9 a.m. on Sunday.
Division I
NASHUA – Rick Brother’s pain was B.J. Gagnon’s pleasure. Rochester Post 7 used two big innings to turn an early four-run deficit into a 15-5 win over Londonderry Post 27 in the American Legion baseball state tournament Friday at Holman Stadium. The game was called after seven innings because of the
Division I
NASHUA – One big inning wasn’t enough. Hudson Post 48 sent 12 men to plate in one inning for the second straight game, scoring seven runs in the top of the ninth inning to tie Exeter Post 32. But Exeter came through with a run in the bottom of the inning to pull out an 8-7 win in the first game of t
Division I
NASHUA – Derek Lee was worried about losing the coin toss. Turns out, the Hudson Post 48 coach was worrying for a whole lot of nothing. With a spot in the American Legion state baseball tournament on the line, Hudson scored six runs in the top of the first inning and rocked Bedford Post 54, 16-0, on
Division I
It all comes down to this. Both the Hudson Post 48 and Bedford Post 54 baseball teams finished with an 8-7 record for second place in District B-1 and will play a one-game playoff to determine which one will advance to the American Legion state tournament. The tourney is scheduled to begin Friday at
Division III-IV
SALEM – There were plenty of hits and runs at the Salem High School baseball field on Tuesday. The same can’t be said of daylight. Milford Post 23 and Salem Post 63 combined for 27 runs on 33 hits in eight innings of play, as the American Legion game was called because of darkness with Milford up 14
Division III-IV
MILFORD – Ed Coulombe knew what to expect when his Jutras Post 43 baseball team played Milford Post 23 at Keyes Field on Friday. Unfortunately, his starting nine weren’t as prepared.
Division I
NASHUA – The win was there for Nashua Coffey Post 3 to take. Nashua loaded the bases twice with no more than one out and stranded a runner at second base four times in a 10-6 loss to Londonderry Post 27 on Monday at Holman Stadium.