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King of New Hampshire High School Basketball: Portsmouth's Kamahl Walker
Kamahl Walker of Portsmouth High School is this year's King of New Hampshire High School Basketball.
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Kamahl Walker of Portsmouth High School is this year's King of New Hampshire High School Basketball.
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Here are the six finalists for the first King of New Hampshire High School Basketball.
Division I
The list of accolades grows and grows for Merrimack High School's Tyler Gendron.
Division II
Merrimack's Tyler Gendron and Winnacunnet's Kirsten O'Neil were named New Hampshire's Gatorade Players of the Year for boys and girls basketball.
Division I
The high school basketball season is done, which means its time for the postseason accolades to be distributed. For the first time, NH-HighSchoolSports.com will join in in deciding both a boys and girls basketball Player of the Year.
Division II
DURHAM – The Merrimack High School boys basketball team was not at full strength when it lost to Manchester Central in the final game of the regular season.
Division II
DURHAM – Jim Mulvey didn’t know what was going to happen during Saturday’s Division II boys basketball championship game, but the Portsmouth High School coach had a good idea.
Division II
DURHAM – The Bedford High School boys basketball team dominated the boards, made half its shots in the second half and limited Hanover to 25 percent shooting from the field.
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DURHAM – It didn’t look good for the Manchester Central High School boys basketball team.
Division II
DURHAM – All season, the Merrimack High School boys basketball team has won games with its defense. Tuesday’s Division I semifinal against Spaulding was no different.
Division I
A total of seven champions were crowned in boys and girls basketball and boys and girls hockey on Saturday, including the Bishop Guertin High School girls basketball team, which won its first title with a win over Londonderry.
Division II
AMHERST – No one will mistake Saturday’s Division II quarterfinal for a work of art, but it will certainly do for Bedford High School boys basketball coach John Langlois.