Bedford, North lead locals on all-state baseball teams

The Bedford and Nashua North high school baseball teams both reached the semifinals of the playoffs in their respective divisions this season. No surprise that the two teams combined to put 13 players on the all-state teams.

The Bulldogs landed seven players on the Division II team, including three on the first team, while the Titans had six players named Division I all-state, three on each team.

In all, 32 players from the area received all-state honors.

In Division I, North’s Joe Breen and Kyle Turner were named to the first team, along with Merrimack’s Spencer Damon and Patrick Parker, Nashua South’s Ryan Gendron and Bishop Guertin’s Cody Gilchrist.

Matt Fortin and Louis Tarantino of North were named to the second team, as were Christian Ferlun and Al McQuarrie of Bishop Guertin and Tom Hudon and Jackson King of Merrimack. Locals on the third team include North’s Brandon Karkhanis and Connor Root, Merrimack’s Ryan Dupont and Chase Distasio, Alvirne’s Ethan Hurley and South’s Jared Maloney.

Bedford’s Zach Husband, Joe Maher and Luke Olen received Division II first-team honors, along with Souhegan’s Terry Dugdale and Hollis/Brookline’s Mike Chase. Second-team honors went to Ryan Gancarz, Mike Skilton and Justin Walsh of Bedford, H/B’s Mitch Frick and Souhegan’s Robby McCormick.

Milford’s Alex Simo joined H/B’s Ian Fay and Bedford’s Nate Harrington on the third team.

Wilton-Lyndeborough’s Tony Grazziano was named to the Division IV second team.

Division I

Player of the year: Josh Treff, Salem. Coach of the year: Dan Kelliher, Salem.

First team

Joe Breen, Nashua North; Steve Carlberg, Dover; Andrew Curran, Pinkerton; Nolan Daley, Exeter; Spencer Damon, Merrimack; Eddie Dionne, Concord; Ryan Feeney, Pinkerton Academy; Ryan Gendron, Nashua South; Cody Gilchrist, Bishop Guertin; Dan Kinnon, Londonderry; Graham McIntire, Concord; Joe Morin, Salem; Patrick Parker, Merrimack; Luke Reynolds, Memorial; Ian Seawards, Dover; Mike Sullivan, Winnacunnet; Stephen Szelog, Central; Josh Treff, Salem; Kyle Turner, Nashua North.

Second team

Dan Armstrong, Timberlane; Terrell Beaudreau, West; Joe Dipalma, Salem; Dillon Emerson, Concord; Christian Ferlun, Bishop Guertin; Matt Fortin, Nashua North; Ben Gareau, Winnacunnet; Tom Hudon, Merrimack; Jackson King, Merrimack; Ryan Maloney, Londonderry; Al McQuarrie, Bishop Guertin; Zach Miller, Spaulding; Dan Peters, Salem; Joseph Provencher, Central; Nick Reed, Nashua South; Jerry Robinson, Trinity; Drew Southerland, Pinkerton Academy; Louis Tarantino, Nashua North; Jake Welch, Londonderry.

Third team

Mike Beaudet, Trinity; Nick Beeson, Trinity; Jim Boulay, Keene; Don Bourassa, West; Trevor Bouvier, Salem; Mike Calabrese, Dover; Jake Cassidy, Londonderry; Chase Distasio, Merrimack; Tim Doucette, Exeter; Ryan Dupont, Merrimack; Ethan Hurley, Alvirne; Brandon Karkhanis, Nashua North; Curtis Lonegan, Pinkerton Academy; Jared Maloney, Nashua South; Ryan McCarthy, Timberlane; Ryan McQuade, Spaulding; John Poissant, Central; Connor Root, Nashua North; Oakly Singer, Keene; Tim Sullivan, Memorial.

Division II

Player of the year: Keegan Taylor, Portsmouth. Coach of the year: Time Hopley, Portsmouth.

First team

Jordan Bean, St. Thomas; Mike Chase, Hollis/Brookline; Terry Dugdale, Souhegan; Dan Elliot, Hanover; Phil Erwin, Kingswood; Rob Greenleaf, Oyster River; Zach Husband, Bedford; Nick Kevlin, Kennett; Travis Landry, Merrimack Valley; Joe Maher, Bedford; Quinn McCann, Portsmouth; Connor McCauley, Portsmouth; Pete Mucher, St. Thomas; Aidan O’Leary, Portsmouth; Luke Olen, Bedford; Clay Pike, Coe-Brown; Ryan Smith, Goffstown; Keegan Taylor, Portsmouth.

Second team

Ryan Beal, Goffstown; Jake Broom, Kearsarge; Sam Carney, Hanover; Ivon Clough, Con-Val; Mitch Frick, Hollis/Brookline; Ryan Gancarz, Bedford; Nick Gardner, St. Thomas; Autrey Gates, Pembroke; Ian Harris, Laconia; Billy Hartmann, Portsmouth; Rick Holt, Portsmouth; Nick Massa, Kennett; Robby McCormick, Souhegan; Cody Pelletier, Lebanon; Evan Sage, Pelham; Mike Skilton, Bedford; Alex Wageling, Goffstown; Justin Walsh, Bedford.

Third team

Brady Boisvert, Lebanon; Jon Daniszewski, Laconia; Steve Dastous, Windham; Slayd Dore, Kingswood; Josh Drew, Kennett; David Drouin, Merrimack Valley; Reece Easton, Goffstown; Ian Fay, Hollis/Brookline; Matt Feeney, Portsmouth; Nate Harrington, Bedford; Sam Higgs, Oyster River; Andrew Langdon, Coe-Brown; Justin Macek, Goffstown; Ben Peters, Hanover; Louis Salzberg, Con-Val; Alex Simo, Milford; John Thomas, Plymouth; Dan Trottier, Lebanon.

Division III

Player of the year: Jordan Cote, Winnisquam. Coach of the year: Dan Brigham, Berlin.

First team

Curtis Arsenalt, Berlin; Cullan Baker, Campbell; Ben Bates, Newport; Kevin Baumgartner, Fall Mountain; Sam Bonifant, Hopkinton; D.J. Colbert, Somersworth; Jordan Cote, Winnisquam; Zach Drouin, Prospect Mountain; Josh Jaques, Somersworth; Bryar King, Berlin; Brandon Krueger, Inter-Lakes; Bruce Lacasse, Bow; Sam McManus, Hopkinton; Kyle Pratt, Winnisquam; Matt Roy, Winnisquam; Garrett Tewksbury, Fall Mountain; Micale Vachon, Farmington; Josh Young, Somersworth.

Second team

Jake Biscoe, Prospect Mountain; Cam Blewitt, Stevens; Chris Brace, Belmont; Devin Brown, Fall Mountain; Zach Derochers, Newfound; Rob Dionne, Conant; Sean Gray, Campbell; Ryan Hill, Bow; Brody Horning, Somersworth; Brandon McDevitt, Mascoma; Jarrod Nason, Farmington; Brian Pickowicz, Franklin; Jordan Shoubash, Bow; Jed St. Pierre, Fall Mountain; Trevor Stauffeneker, Conant; Josh Stout, Newport; Ben Whitaker, Gilford; Jay White, Hopkinton.

Third team

Justin Beckey, Somersworth; Eddie Berke, Bow; Christian Bourgea, Campbell; Dalton Campbell, Newport; Trevor Chapin, Winnisquam; Colin Chaput, Hillsboro/Deering; Tyler Coughlin, Campbell; Bobby Cozzens, Belmont; Kole Duckworth, Conant; Ryan Fortin, Berlin; Tyler Gendron, Fall Mountain; Kevin Gidari, Hillsboro/Deering; Andrew Henderman, Prospect Mountain; Kyle Holombo, Mascenic; Conor Languille, Inter-Lakes; Kyle Murray, Monadnock; Collin O’Keeffe, Hopkinton; Bret Spaulding, Belmont.

Division IV

Player of the year: Tyler Griffin, Colebrook. Coach of the year: Tim Purrington, Colebrook.

First team

Sam Brammer, Littleton; Brian Brewster, Portsmouth Christian; Ryan Carpenter, Newmarket; Kevin Chagnon, Pittsfield; Logan Chase, Pittsburg; Mitch Colizzi, Portsmouth Christian; Troy Fowler, Sunapee; James Geekie, Newmarket; Tyler Griffin, Colebrook; Alex Jenney, Derryfield; Hunter Jensen, Moultonborough; Mike Johnson, Hinsdale; Sean McKenna, Portsmouth Christian; Jamsie Myers, Lisbon; Alex Osgood, Epping; Tyler Reney, Woodsville; Brandon Sanschagrin, Gorham; Henry Weekes, Profile.

Second team

Evan Botterman, Newmarket; Travis Chase, Pittsburg; Pat Cotter, Moultonborough; Matt Crawford, Newmarket; Tony Grazziano, Wilton-Lyndeborough; Bryan Griffin, Colebrook; Dustin Jarosz, Epping; Marty McCormick, Derryfield; Ryan McKenna, Portsmouth Christian; Maddox Morneau, Littleton; Ben Mylott, Epping; Kris Saba, Portsmouth Christian; Ericson Smith, Lisbon; Tyler Stockman, Pittsfield; Freddie Vasquez, Littleton; Wesley Ward, Pittsfield; Jordan Wilson, Woodsville; Nate Wirta, Sunapee.

Third team

Harry Biron, Littleton; Nate Burgess, Woodsville; Tyler Burt, Groveton; Barrett Camp, Derryfield; Paul Debuque, Moultonborough; Tyler Foster, Newmarket; Reed Gilroy, Derryfield; Cam Johnson, Profile; Evan Kelsea, Pittsburg; Rollie LaCoss, Lisbon; Dylan Leach, Colebrook Academy; Sebastian Marta, Pittsfield; Shane McCallister, Epping; Nate Meunier, Sunapee; Isaac Moore, Portsmouth Christian; Justin Sieweirski, Colebrook; Jackson Smith, Lisbon; T. J. Wachultz, Sunapee.