Trinity boys basketball holds off Goffstown to win first D1 title since 2013 (video)
DURHAM - It was happening again, but this time the Trinity High School boys basketball team knew how to respond. After seeing Goffstown make a second-half comeback to hand the Pioneers their only regular-season loss, Trinity players and coaches knew the Grizzlies were capable of doing it in Sunday'
DURHAM – It was happening again, but this time the Trinity High School boys basketball team knew how to respond.
After seeing Goffstown make a second-half comeback to hand the Pioneers their only regular-season loss, Trinity players and coaches knew the Grizzlies were capable of doing it in Sunday’s Division I championship game, no matter how big the deficit.
When Goffstown ended the third quarter on a 15-3 run to take a four-point lead, the Pioneers were able to answer.
No. 1 Trinity held No. 3 Goffstown scoreless for the first 4:11 of the fourth quarter, scoring seven straight points to take the lead for good, and the Pioneers held on late for a 64-62 win over the Grizzlies at the University of New Hampshire’s Lundholm Gym. The title is the first for Trinity since 2013.
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