Mr. New Hampshire Basketball

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Each year the Mr. New Hampshire Basketball award is given to the person chosen as the best high school boys basketball player in the U.S. state of New Hampshire. The award winner is selected by members of the New Hampshire Basketball Coaches Association [1] via a vote that considers three distinct aspects for each candidate: academic excellence (25 percent), sportsmanship (25 percent), and basketball accomplishments (50 percent). [2]

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A second award, the WGAM Radio NH Mr. Basketball Award, is also awarded annually. The award is open to all NH high school basketball players, regardless of grade level or division their school played in. It is voted on by about 15 members of the NH high school sports media. [3]

NHBCA award winners

YearPlayerHigh SchoolCollegeNBA draft
2024Jackson Marshall [4] Pinkerton Academy, Derry Southern New Hampshire University (baseball)
2023
2022Brendan ElrickHopkinton High School, HopkintonClarkson University
2021Dylan Khalil Sanborn Regional High School, Kingston University of New Hampshire (Cross Country, Track & Field)
2020Jordan Geronimo St. Paul's School, Concord Indiana University
2019Arie Breakfield Spaulding High School, Rochester Southern New Hampshire University
2018 Cody Morissette Exeter High School, Exeter Boston College (baseball)
2017Cal Connelly Spaulding High School, Rochester Assumption
2016Keith Brown Pelham High School, Pelham Endicott College
2015Cody Ball Londonderry High School, Londonderry Saint Anselm College
2014Eric Gendron (2) Merrimack High School, Merrimack Trinity College
2013Eric Gendron Merrimack High School, Merrimack Trinity College
2012Tyler Gendron Merrimack High School, Merrimack Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
2011Connor GreenBishop Guertin High School, Nashua
2010Alex Burt Dover High School, Dover
2009Josh Jones Salem High School, Salem Franklin Pierce University
2008Casey Maue Hanover High School, Hanover Stanford University
2007Stephen Savage Salem High School, Salem
2006Tyler Roche Manchester Central High School, Manchester Boston College
2005Zach Etten Hollis/Brookline High School, Hollis Babson College
2004Nick Pelletier Souhegan High School, Nashua Wesleyan University
2003Aaron Stewart Laconia High School, Laconia Columbia University
2002Chris Burns Merrimack High School, Merrimack Providence
2001Mike Konavelchik Alvirne High School
2000Ryan Stys Manchester Central High School
1999 Matt Bonner Concord High School, ConcordUniversity of Florida2003 / Round: 2 / Pick: 45th overall
1998Billy CollinsBishop Brady High School, Concord Rutgers University
1997Chris CoatesWinnacunnet High School, Hampton Keene State
1996University of Florida
1995Michael Jean Pinkerton Academy, Derry, NH Saint Anselm College
1994
1993
1992Jim NaughtonWinnacunnet High School, Hampton
1991
1990Gregg Dixon Profile High School, Bethlehem
1989Tom Brayshaw Kearsarge Regional High School, Sutton Cornell University

WGAM Radio award winners

YearPlayerHigh SchoolCollegeNBA draft
2010Zach Mathieu [5] Pinkerton Academy, Derry Franklin Pierce (baseball)
Jordan Laguerre
Tyler Roche
Corey Hassan Merrimack High School, Merrimack Boston University, Sacred Heart
Mike Stys


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