Portsmouth High School freshman Cam Stacy hit a two-run single in the seventh inning, leading his team to a 10-9 victory over Londonderry after trailing 9-8. This was Stacy's first varsity hit.
Key points
Cam Stacy is a freshman at Portsmouth High School.
He hit a two-run single in the seventh inning.
Portsmouth won the game 10-9 against Londonderry.
This was Stacy's first varsity hit.
The team was trailing 9-8 before the comeback.
Cam StacyPortsmouth High SchoolLondonderry
PORTSMOUTH — Portsmouth High School freshman Cam Stacy, with his team trailing 9-8, struck out in the bottom of the sixth inning of Friday's Division I baseball game against Londonderry.
Stacy got another chance in the seventh, and delivered a two-out, two-run single, his first varsity hit, to right field, scoring Hugh Herter and Jackson Hooper as Portsmouth rallied for a 10-9 win.
Hooper (single) and Herter (walk) advanced to second and third, respectively, and Nate Delaney was intentionally walked to load the bases and bring Stacy to the plate.
"For (Londonderry) to intentionally walk Nate to get to Cam, and for him to be able to pick us all up for his first varsity hit, I'm sure it's something he'll remember for a little bit," Portsmouth head coach Tim Hopley said. "And hopefully it's a springboard, not only for (Stacy), but for us to continue to do some good things and have some positive results come from it."
Portsmouth is now 1-2 on the season.
The Clippers scored six runs in the sixth to come to within one run of the Lancers.
"It's been a week," Hopley said. "There's just a lot of things that happened this week for a young and inexperienced team ... tonight we're really just happy for the guys. We finally got the big hit that we needed."
Portsmouth senior Zavier Lampert had two hits, including a home run, and three RBIs, while Max Herter, Hooper, and Jake Poulin all had two hits. Delaney and Stacy both had two RBIs, and Max Herter and Hugh Herter each had one.
Hooper got the win on the mound, allowing one hit and striking out one in the final 1.1 innings.
BASEBALL
Winnacunnet 4
Q&A
Who is Cam Stacy and what did he achieve in the game against Londonderry?
Cam Stacy is a freshman at Portsmouth High School who delivered a two-run single in the seventh inning, marking his first varsity hit and securing a 10-9 win for his team.
What was the final score of the Portsmouth vs. Londonderry baseball game?
The final score of the game was Portsmouth 10, Londonderry 9.
How did Portsmouth High School rally to win the game?
Portsmouth rallied by scoring two runs in the seventh inning, with Cam Stacy hitting a two-out single that brought in the winning runs.
What was the significance of Cam Stacy's hit in the game?
Cam Stacy's hit was significant as it was his first varsity hit and it led to a crucial comeback victory for Portsmouth High School.
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Timberlane 2
PLAISTOW - Junior Justin Coates allowed two hits and struck out six over five scoreless innings as Winnacunnet improved to 3-0 with this Division I win.
Bryce Pinsonnault's two-run double in the first gave Winnacunnet a 2-0 lead. Harvey Reynoso had two hits and scored a run, while Braeden O'Hara had a triple and drew a bases-loaded walk. Ethan Roy added an RBI double for the Warriors, while Ryan Guiffre, Sean Griffin and Nick Bosco all had one hit.
Reynoso pitched the seventh, allowing an unearned run and getting the save.
Bedford 10
Exeter 0
BEDFORD - Bedford's five-run sixth inning ended this Division I game with the 10-run rule. The Bulldogs broke a scoreless tie with three runs in the fourth and two in the fifth.
Nolan Engler got Exeter's lone hit.
Merrimack 1
Spaulding 0
MERRIMACK - The Tomahawks scored the game's only run in the seventh inning as Spaulding fell to 2-1 with this Division I loss.
Spaulding starter Carter Hanson struck out six over 4.2 innings. Colby Lambert had three of Spaulding's four hits.
Oyster River 7
Lebanon 0
DURHAM - Owen Jacques allowed two hits over four innings, striking out three and earning this Division II win for Oyster River.
Jacques also had two hits, both doubles, drove in one, and scored one. Teammates Nolan Swiesz and Amos Winans both had two hits.
St. Thomas Aquinas 12
Milford 1
MILFORD - Ryan Gould had two hits and three RBIs, and Brandon Skowron and Conall Ciaschini both had two RBIs as St. Thomas Aquinas improved to 3-0 with this Division II win.
The Saints scored three runs in the first inning, four in the fifth, and five in the sixth. Beckett Farrand, Jacob Bufano and Bailintyn White combined on the two-hitter for the Saints. Finn Perry added two hits and two runs scored in the win.
Derryfield 8
Somersworth 1
MANCHESTER - Jackson Dumont and Ephraim Yoder each had a hit for Somersworth (2-1) in this Division III loss. Yoder's RBI drove in Max Dubois for the Hilltoppers' lone run.
SOFTBALL
Exeter 7
Bedford 6
EXETER - Sophomore Jill Ryan hit a two-run, one-out walk-off homer over the center field fence as Exeter improved to 1-1 with this Division I win.
"Girls stepped up and made some plays today when we needed them," Exeter head coach Kristen Morissette said. "Great team win, happy for the girls after a tough loss on Tuesday."
Alexa Papakonstantis reached on an infield error to start the Exeter seventh. Bedford scored one run in the seventh inning to break a 6-6 tie.
Mack Clark and Allie Patten both had two hits for the Blue Hawks. Clark scored three runs, and Lillian Kelley had a hit and an RBI. Landyn Theberge got the win in relief.
Londonderry 3
Portsmouth 1
LONDONDERRY - Kora Douglass had the lone hit for Portsmouth in its Division I loss. Abby Craig scored Portsmouth's lone run in the fifth inning.
Winnacunnet 11
Timberlane 8
HAMPTON - Maeva Shapiro had two hits, including a two-run homer, and three RBIs for Winnacunnet (2-1) in its Division I win.
Celina King had three hits, two RBIs, and scored three runs for the Warriors, while Lucy Gelbstein had two hits and three runs scored. Charlie Edwards went had two hits and three RBIs for WHS, and Khloe Towler scored a run.
Oyster River 11
Lebanon 1
DURHAM - Kate Michaud, Aliza Parks, Abby Carpenter, and Payton Drapeau all had two hits for Oyster River (3-0) in its Division II win.
Oyster River starter Teagan Nadeau allowed two hits and one run over three innings, striking out three, while Sam Bishop allowed one hit and struck out four over the final four innings.
St. Thomas Aquinas 13
Somersworth 1
DOVER - The Saints scored eight runs in the fourth inning and this Division III game ended after five innings to the 10-run rule.
Junior Bizzie Pelletier had three hits, including a double and home run, drove in three and scored four runs for the Saints. Teammates Mollie Gaynor (two hits, two runs, RBI, two steals), Mattie Williams (two hits, two runs), Olivia Semprini (hit) and Kaity Kelly (hit) all contributed.
Sophomore Hailey Anzmann allowed an unearned run on three hits over five innings, striking out eight.
Newmarket 19
Nute 1
NUTE - Brielle Duffy had two hits, including a home run, and four RBIs, and Anika Benson had four RBIs as Newmarket improved to 1-1 with this Division IV win.
Hannah Chelsey (three hits, two RBIs, two runs), Paige Sweitzer (two hits, three runs), Julianna Cote (two hits, two RBIs, three runs), Emma Surina (hit, two RBIs, run), and Annaleigha Dotson (hit, two RBIs, two runs) led the Newmarket offense.
Emma Surina pitched two shutout innings for the win, and Annaleigha Dotson pitched the final three innings.
Portsmouth Christian Academy 14
Wilton-Lyndebourgh 0
DOVER - Lexi Jordan threw a complete-game, five-inning shutout for Portsmouth Christian (3-0) in Division IV action.
BOYS LACROSSE
Dover 17
Nashua North 6
NASHUA - Senior Cooper Ketcham had four goals and seven assists, and senior Logan Carter had four goals and one assist as Dover improved to 3-0 with this Division I win at Stellos Stadium.
Sophomore Geffin Adorian added three goals and two assists for the Green Wave, while junior Sylas Brown had two goals and one assist. Senior Porter Gray (two goals), sophomore Parker Ketcham (goal, assist), freshman Danny Toland (goal) and Finn Joyce (assist) all figured in the scoring.
Dover junior Owen Wood won 16 face-offs, and senior goalie Danny Bretz had 14 saves.
Exeter 17
Concord 4
CONCORD - Alex Carrigan had five goals and four assists as Exeter improved to 2-0 with this Division I win.
Sam Gibney added four goals and two assists for the Blue Hawks, and Tommy Graves had one goal and five assists.
Portsmouth 12
Hanover 7
HANOVER - Gus Baker, Sam Biddle, Miles Parker and Gus Alati all scored two goals for Portsmouth which improved to 3-0 with this Division II win.
Trevor Sifferlen, , Nash Conklin, Chase Eberhardt, and Max Deneen all scored one goal for the Clippers, who got five saves from goalie Cooper Feragamo.
Winnacunnet 18
Spaulding 4
ROCHESTER - Alec Mitchell's four goals and two assists led Winnacunnet (2-1) to this Division I win.
Beckett Rath, Liam McNally, and Brian McCown all had two goals for the Warriors, while Spencer Zigler, Burke Spalding, Hale Dodier, Sully Duffy, Anthony Magri, Avery Almeida and Colby Swasey all scored one goal for the Warriors.
Max Drena, Logan Hickman, Rowan Hughes, and Kayleb Baker all scored for Spaulding.
GIRLS LACROSSE
Exeter 17
Concord 0
EXETER - Riley Benevides had five goals and one assist, and Claire Wilhelm had four goals and two assists for Exeter (2-1) in its Division I win.
Phoebe Christenson and Racquel Battle both had three goals for the Blue Hawks, and Addy Gwinn and Evie Lafreniere both had one. Teammate Avery Carrigan had three assists, and goalie Maggie Lilly had one save.
St. Thomas Aquinas 21
Inter-Lakes 3
MEREDITH - Talula Gregg, Kate Kreycik, Julia Bryan, Charlotte Kelly and Mackenzie Baker all had two goals for St. Thomas Aquinas (2-0) in its Division III win.
Addy Allen, Payton Baker, Annita Parmelee, Lucy Broom, Izzy Taylor, Lizzy Holden, Sophia Kelly, Maia Scanlon, Lena Shaheen, Jules Stowell and Rose Willerer all had one goal for the Saints.
STA goalie Reese Foss had four saves, and Cara Forest starred defensively.
BOYS TENNIS
Exeter 9
Salem 0
EXETER - Owen Russell (No. 1, 8-6), Coco Pazourek (No. 2, 8-0), Jamie Dunham (No. 3, 8-3), Mike Burke (No. 4, 8-4), Will Rich (No. 5, 8-4) and Ethan LaNigra (No. 6, 8-1) all won in singles for Exeter (4-0) in its Division I win.
In doubles, Russell and Pazourek won 8-2 at No. 1, Dunham and Rich won 8-0 at No. 2, and Burke and LaNigra won 8-3 at No. 3.
Dover 8
Londonderry 1
LONDONDERRY - Diego Lopez (No. 1, 9-8, 7-2), Matias Lopez (No. 2, 8-2), Evan Weete (No. 3, 8-0), Gavin Beauregard (No. 4, 8-2), Aidan McCann (No. 5, 8-5) and John Tran (No. 6, 8-3) all won in singles for Dover (2-2) in its Division I match.
In doubles, Weete and Beauregard won 8-1 at No. 2, and McCann and Tran won 8-1 at No. 3.
Windham 9
Spaulding 0
ROCHESTER - Spaulding's Griffin Baughman and Camden Smith lost their No. 1 doubles match, 8-7.
Milford 5
Winnacunnet 4
HAMPTON - David Cuceo (No. 1, 8-2), Bobby MacIver (No. 4, 9-8), Jacob Potvin (No. 5, 8-2) and Derek LeBlanc (No. 6, 8-3) all won in singles for Winnacunnet in its Division II match.
St. Thomas Aquinas 9
White Mountain 0
WHITEFIELD - Alex Molda (No. 1, 8-0), Aaron Molda (No. 2, 8-1), Nick Adams (No. 3, 8-1), Ben Puertas (No. 4, 8-0), Nolan Cressey (No. 5, 8-1) and Dom Myers (No. 6, 8-0) all won in singles for St. Thomas in its Division III match.
In doubles, the Molda brothers won 8-0 at No. 1, Adams and Puertas won 8-4 at No. 2, and Cressey and Carter Thomas won 8-0 at No. 3.
GIRLS TENNIS
Dover 6
Londonderry 3
DOVER - Kim Tarr (No. 2, 8-1), Jane Matthews (No. 3, 8-1), Siena D'Ambrosio (No. 4, 8-4), Lily Mozzoni (No. 5, 8-3) and Ella Froton (No. 6, 8-2) all won in singles for Dover in its Division I win.
In doubles, Matthews and D'Ambrosio won 8-3 at No. 2.
Portsmouth 9
Hollis-Brookline 0
HOLLIS - Avery Porter (No. 1, 9-7), Aia Tracz (No. 2, 8-0), Elyse White (No. 3, 8-0), Anna Syphers (No. 4, 8-0), Aoife Ryan (No. 5, 8-0) and Ailish Honda (No. 6, 8-2) all won in singles for Portsmouth in its Division II match.
In doubles, Porter and White won 8-2 at No. 1, Tracz and Syphers won 8-0 at No. 2, and Ryan and Honda won 8-0 at No. 3.
St. Thomas Aquinas 5
Pelham 4
NORTH HAMPTON - Irina Steinberg (No. 1, 8-2), Giselle Simmons (No. 3, 8-5), Hanna Koenig (No. 4, 8-2) and Kelsey O'Neill (No. 6, 8-3) all won in singles for St. Thomas in this Division III match.
In doubles, Steinberg and Viviana Leimanis won 8-3 at No. 1.
VOLLEYBALL
Londonderry 3
Winnacunnet 0
LONDONDERRY - Ryan Pouliot had eight assists, and Ryan Roseburg had three kills in Winnacunnet's Division I loss.
