Dozens Of New Hampshire's Wrestlers Will Compete In New England Championship Bouts In Rhode Island

DERRY, NH — Nearly 200 wrestlers from around the Granite State competed at the NHIAA Meet of Champions on Saturday, sending 42 to the New England Championships in Providence, Rhode Island, on Saturday and Sunday.

Students from 41 high schools in three divisions won the opportunity to compete for a chance to qualify for the New England event. The Top 3 finishers from each weight bracket will be attending next week’s event.

Team Results

Timberlane Regional High School placed first, scoring the most points, 193.5. Concord came in second with 138.5 points. Goffstown was third with 118, while Milford had 113.6, and Keene placed fifth with 111. Souhegan was sixth, while Bedford and Londonderry tied for seventh. Bishop Guertin came in ninth and Portsmouth rounded out the Top 10.

Salem came in 11th, Spaulding was 12th, Winnisquam was 13th, Hollis Brookline was 14th, and Exeter was 15th. Pinkerton Academy came in 16th, Alvirne came in 17th, Kingswood Regional was 18th, Nashua South was 19th, and Campbell and Pelham tied for 20th.

ConVal Regional and White Mountains Regional were next, Bow and Merrimack tied for 24th, followed by Nashua North, Manchester, Memorial, John Stark, Prospect Mountain, Winnacunnet, Newport, Plymouth, and Dover. Monadnock and Windham tied for 36th. Hopkinton, Lebanon, and Mascoma Valley Regional High School were 39th.

Individual Results

106-pound bracket: 1st Matt Boucher (Timberlane), 2nd Biswas Darji (Concord), 3rd Mason Verrocchio (Alvirne), 4th Angel Diaz (Manchester West), 5th Nadim Abbari (Manchester Memorial), and 6th Daxter Selleck (Goffstown).

113: 1st Reid Grandmason (Exeter), 2nd Zachary Patti (Timberlane), 3rd John Blocksidge (Salem), 4th Colton Schuster (Milford), 5th Jackson Ella (Bedford), and 6th Cole Nault (Goffstown).

120: 1st Carter Kuhn (Portsmouth), 2nd Lane Williams (ConVal), 3rd Ethan Bilobram (Timberlane), 4th Cam Roussell (Londonderry), 5th Victor Lomme (Hollis Brookline), and 6th Maddox Boudreau (Salem).

Carter Kuhn of Portsmouth also celebrated his 150th win during the tournament. Credit: Tony Schinella/Patch

126: 1st Scott Patti (Timberlane), 2nd Max Hammerstrom (Milford), 3rd Willem Pierce (Goffstown), 4th Dominic Schinella (Concord), 5th Sebastian Ochoa (Nashua North), and 6th Sam Baker (Campbell).

132: 1st Jack Kaler (Souhegan), 2nd Gabriel Perez (Londonderry), 3rd Austin Steinruck (Bishop Guertin), 4th Dylan Griffin (Winnisquam), 5th Peter Morrissey (Timberlane), and 6th Lyncoln Jablonski (John Stark).

138: 1st Francisco Juvera (Milford), 2nd Ian Spencer (Keene), 3rd Andrew “AJ” Craig (Portsmouth), 4th James Algeo (Bishop Guertin), 5th Joseph Consalvo (Timberlane), and 6th Mason Beaudin (Pinkerton).

144: 1st Leo Runez (Keene), 2nd Chase Knuckles (Souhegan), 3rd Ian Campbell (Goffstown), 4th Jaxon Carter (Concord), 5th Colin Egan (Londonderry), and 6th Brandon Gray (Newport).

150: 1st Benjamin Walton (Goffstown), 2nd Caleb Holden (Londonderry), 3rd Jayden Deal (Spaulding), 4th Jackson Bergeron (Bedford), 5th Daniel Sheehan (Concord), and 6th Ryan Grandmason (Exeter).

157: 1st Ben Byrne (Nashua South), 2nd Jacob Hamm (Keene), 3rd Sage Anctil (Campbell), 4th Phillip Wright (Milford), 5th Colin Parenteau (Winnisquam), and 6th Cash Torres (Merrimack).

165: 1st Jacob Critchfield (Hollis Brookline), 2nd Jason O'Brien (Timberlane), 3rd Stephen Whisler (Portsmouth), 4th Jack Gillard (Keene), 5th Ben Maslanek (Pelham), and 6th Patrick Casey (Souhegan).

175: 1st Max Chung (Concord), 2nd Colton Seuss (Timberlane), 3rd Ilias Azizeddine (Keene), 4th Alden Willey (White Mountains), 5th Reese Fischer (Kingswood), and 6th Noah Sevigny (Kearsarge).

190: 1st Gavin McConnell (Bedford), 2nd Zander Wood (Salem), 3rd Quintin Tetreault (Alvirne), 4th Tyler Osorio (Goffstown), 5th Maverick Hope (Spaulding), and 6th Noah Bassett (Winnisquam).

215: 1st Kyle Lindblad (Timberlane), 2nd Gabe Holt (Souhegan), 3rd Isaiah Puckett (Concord), 4th Antonio Hebert (Goffstown), 5th Ryan Greenwaldt (Kingswood), and 6th Kevin Mullen (Bow).

285: 1st Bishop Kearns (Bishop Guertin), 2nd James Caruso (Pinkerton Academy), 3rd Wesley Chesser (Spaulding), 4th Wayne Gutierrez-Sakakeeny (Concord), 5th Victor Zannoni (Pelham), and 6th Robert Prescott (Prospect Mountain).

For full results, click on this link on Flo Arena.

Thank You, NH Wrestling Community

For several years, I’ve been publishing tons of photos and results from wrestling matches around the state of New Hampshire and New England.

These posts started as a lark when my youngest son decided to attend a wrestling camp at the end of the fifth grade. He joined the Rundlett Middle School Blue Dukes team in the sixth grade. For my son’s matches, I would often shoot photos and videos, like any other parent. A couple of years into the bouts, I realized I should post the pictures and results on Patch, since I was already there. It has been a time-consuming effort, but worth it, especially when you catch a great shot of an exciting moment.

There have also been some cool stories along the way, including Lily Runez becoming the first girl to win the Capital City Classic in January 2024, and the situation at the Bay State Games in July 2024, when the event went long, and refs left the event, which won a New Hampshire Press Association Award in the Sports Writing category.

After seven years of supporting my son and more than four years of posting photos and results, I’m going to reclaim my Wednesday nights and Saturdays and will be stepping away from publishing extensive wrestling posts like these in the future.

To everyone in the Granite State wrestling community — the coaches, the refs, and the parents and readers, thank you for being so responsive and for acknowledging the coverage, and good luck in all your endeavors in the future. Best, Tony

NHWOA Scholarships

The New Hampshire Wrestling Officials Association gave away four scholarships in honor of Michael Perruccio, a Pelham wrestler who lost his life due to a motorcycle accident in Thailand in March 2023.

Here are this year’s winners.

Division I winner Benny Byrne of Nashua South. Credit: Tony Schinella/Patch

Division II winner Ian Campbell of Goffstown. Credit: Tony Schinella/Patch

Nolan Linstad of Hopkinton, the Division III winner, had left early. His John Stark Regional High School coaches accepted the award for him. Credit: Tony Schinella/Patch

Ava Hallee, a team manager for Goffstown, received the Silent Service Award. Credit: Tony Schinella/Patch

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• Timberlane Wins NH JV Tourney; Salem 4th, Milford 5th, Nashua North 8th, Bedford 10th: Wrestling Roundup
• Concord High School JV Wrestlers Place 2nd At 2026 New Hampshire State Tournament
• Bedford, Exeter, Salem Win Bouts | North Beats South In Nashua | More: NH Wrestling Results, Part 2
• Londonderry, Milford, Portsmouth, And Souhegan Compete In The Final Bouts Of 2026: NH Wrestling Results
• Concord Falls To Timberlane Regional High School, 44-27; Crimson Tide Wrestlers End Regular Season At 21-1
• Exeter Hosts Quad | Portsmouth, Souhegan Compete At Invitational | Salem Takes 3 In MA: NH Wrestling Roundup
• Concord Wrestlers Sweep 3 Other High Schools At Their Last Saturday Quad Of The Season
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• Londonderry, Merrimack, Portsmouth, Souhegan, And Salem Win At Weekend Wrestling Quads: NH Roundup
• Bow, Exeter, Londonderry, Milford, Nashua North, And Souhegan Win Wrestling Matches: New Hampshire Results
• Concord Wrestlers Beat Defending State Champions, Salem Blue Devils, 48-30
• A Dozen Schools Battle On The Seacoast | Souhegan Takes 3 At Quad | Merrimack Duals: NH Wrestling Results
• Crimson Tide Varsity Wrestlers Sweep 3 At Super Quad 2 In Concord; Others Rack Up Places At Tourneys
• Bedford, Londonderry, Milford, Salem, And Souhegan Wrestlers Win Matches: New Hampshire Results
• Concord High School's Wrestling Team Beats Hollis Brookline, 54-22
• Concord High School Wrestlers Sweep 6 Meets At First Super Quad Of The 2025-2026 Season
• Salem Girls, Milford Boys Place 1st At Nashua Tourney | Londonderry Sweeps At Bow Quad: NH Wrestling Roundup
• Concord High School Crimson Tide Wrestlers Crash Into Londonderry Lancers, 54-16
• Concord Wins 2026 Minickiello Tourney; Souhegan 5th; Portsmouth 6th: NH High School Wrestling Roundup
• Concord Boy Wrestlers Place 5th, Souhegan 7th; Salem Girls 2nd At 2-Day Maine Tourney: NH Wrestling Results
• Crimson Tide Places 5th; Salem Girls 3rd At George Bossi Holiday Tourney: New Hampshire Wrestling Roundup
• Central Catholic Places 1st, Shawsheen Tech 2nd, And St. John’s Prep 3rd At Historic Wrestling Tourney
• Crimson Tide Beats Jaguars, 75-5, While Bedford, Salem, And Souhegan Notch Wins: NH Wrestling Results
• Concord's Crimson Tide Places 2nd At 2025 Salem Blue Devil Tournament: New Hampshire Wrestling Results
• Wrestlers From 5 Schools Scrimmage At Concord High School In First Bouts Of The Season

All of the wrestlers from New Hampshire will be competing with more than 250 teams from around the region in the 2026 New England Interscholastic Girls Wrestling Championship on Saturday, March 7, and Sunday, March 8, at the Providence Career & Technical Academy in Providence, RI.

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