Timberlane Wins NH JV Tourney; Salem 4th, Milford 5th, Nashua North 8th, Bedford 10th: Wrestling Roundup

PLAISTOW, NH — Timberlane Regional High School continues its winning ways, taking the 2026 New Hampshire JV state championship at the school on Saturday.

Twenty-four schools participated in the tournament this year, with hundreds of wrestlers battling in more than 450 bouts.

Timberlane racked up 181 points, taking nine first-place wins, to take the win over Concord’s Crimson Tide, who placed second with 153 points. Concord had five first-place finishes and four second-place finishes. Keene came in third with 85, Salem came in fourth with 83, and Milford was fifth with 78. Pinkerton came in sixth, Bow came in seventh, Nashua North came in eighth, Winnisquam came in ninth, and Bedford came in 10th.

Merrimack was 11th, Exeter 12th, Londonderry 13th, Souhegan 14th, Winnacunnet 16th, and Nashua South and Windham were tied for 20th.

Salem won in 2025, snapping the Concord team’s five-year winning streak.

Individual Results

106-pound bracket: 1st Teegan Owens (Timberlane), 2nd Dawsen Nedeau (Concord), 3rd Landon Middlemiss (Salem), 4th Maddox Hoover (Concord), 5th Aaron Braley (Londonderry), and 6th Travis Schaufenbil (Salem).

113: 1st Kase Cederberg (Concord), 2nd Lucas DeLeon (Londonderry), 3rd Emmett Tilton (Timberlane), 4th Jake Underwood (Londonderry), 5th Dom Peoples (Timberlane), and 6th Dario Cellamare (Salem).

120: 1st Tyler Baldridge (Salem), 2nd Kane St. Hilaire (Winnisquam), 3rd Brody Fudge (Timberlane), 4th Sean Fitzpatrick (Salem), 5th Justin Hudson (Salem), and 6th Walker Drown (Bedford).

124: 1st Jayden Peralta (Timberlane), 2nd Caleb Knowlton (Concord), 3rd Guy Lafreniere (HB), 4th Lance Marcello (Salem), 5th Joseph Fay V (Milford), and 6th Mason Sullivan (Milford).

128: 1st John Fitzgerald (Timberlane), 2nd Bennett Ponder (Winnisquam), 3rd Avery Ramos (Nashua North), 4th Spencer Lira (Salem), 5th Kane Davis (Milford), and 6th Jaiden Watts (Souhegan).

132: 1st Cam Pettengill (Timberlane), 2nd Caleb Paquin (Nashua North), 3rd Alique Valeras (Concord), 4th Hayden Freeman-Noyes (Winnacunnet), 5th Caleb Grandmaison (Merrimack), and 6th Luke Santas (Bow).

135: 1st Devin Woods (Milford), 2nd Jack McGranaghan (Winnisquam), 3rd Kaito Tamaru (Winnisquam), 4th Jonah Bellitti (Timberlane), 5th Dylan Stasio (Timberlane), and 6th John Burkhard (Souhegan).

138: 1st Nicolas Roberts (Concord), 2nd Caden Schuster (Milford), 3rd Raymond Onorato (Keene), 4th Eric Gao (Bedford), 5th Seamus Hickey (Merrimack), and 6th Drew Reilly (Spaulding).

141: 1st Jackson Lee (Timberlane), 2nd Camden Clay (Keene), 3rd Ben Bryant (Salem), 4th Dylan Caracoglia (Pinkerton), 5th Oliver Perreault (Winnacunnet), and 6th Anthony Balfour (Londonderry).

144: 1st CJ Fatout (Timberlane), 2nd Micah Kraics (Salem), 3rd Caleb Hart (Salem), 4th Brad Parkhurst (Souhegan), 5th Amaury Rosario (Concord), and 6th Brayden Forman (Souhegan).

150: 1st Ryland Robinson (Timberlane), 2nd Andrew Paju (Keene), 3rd Bryson Wesler (Bow), 4th Josiah Garcia (Timberlane), 5th AJ Galvin (Concord), and 6th Landon Hammer (Keene).

153: 1st Mason Smith (Keene), 2nd Tristen Bennett (Exeter), 3rd Nolan Levesque (Concord), 4th Joseph Cattabriga (Bow), 5th Liam Hoey (Salem), and 6th Van Walther (Winnacunnet).

157: 1st Andrew Sevigny (Concord), 2nd James Haney (Exeter), 3rd Jace Gallego (Nashua North), 4th Colton Hammer (Keene), 5th Collin Schuster (Merrimack), and 6th Michael Cowan (Pinkerton).

161: 1st Logan Fitzgerald (Concord), 2nd Brysen Haskell (Concord), 3rd Ryan Mckerley (Bow), 4th Jaziah Poulin (Spaulding), 5th Charles Fearon (Souhegan), and 6th Logan Hooper (HB).

165: 1st Connor Dawidowicz (Timberlane), 2nd Joel Labrie (Keene), 3rd Jeyden Gorton (Pinkerton), 4th Davien Dionne (Concord), 5th Dylan Gulotta (Pinkerton), and 6th Marcus Kern (Milford).

175: 1st Lukas Mangum (Milford), 2nd Mason Vose (Bow), 3rd Liam Collins (Nashua North), 4th Ted Foss (Pinkerton), 5th Brody Piehl (Concord), and 6th Joseph Therrien (Pinkerton).

190: 1st Steven Fatout (Timberlane), 2nd Damian Cowen (Keene), 3rd Ben Perkins (Bedford), 4th Mason Godin (Pinkerton), 5th Donte Ray (Milford), and 6th Aiden Kennedy (Merrimack).

196: 1st Silas Heiser (Bedford), 2nd Jaxson Donahue (Salem), 3rd Madison Beauregard (Concord), 4th Canaan Royer (Merrimack), 5th Dylan Snow (Keene), and 6th Isaac Smith (Alvirne).

215: 1st Alexander Koeppel (Goffstown), 2nd Lukas Markiewicz (Timberlane), 3rd Brendan Mazerall (Milford), 4th DJ Samuels (Timberlane), 5th William Boncore (Alvirne), and 6th Liam Sweeney (Salem).

285: 1st Camden Carbone (Concord), 2nd Emerson Beauregard (Concord), 3rd Joseph Mailloux-Griffin (Pinkerton), 4th Jeremy Tammaro (Milford), 5th Landon Miner (Concord), and 6th Aiden Nadeau (Spaulding).

Full results can be found here, linked at the Arena Flo Wrestling website.

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Milford Beats Salem, Salem Beats Central, Memorial

Salem hosted a quad with wrestlers from Milford, Manchester, and Trinity, and came up with two wins.

The Blue Devils beat Central, 78-0. Wrestling participating in winning bouts included John Blocksidge in the 113, Trevor O’Brien in the 138, Ganel Gotay in the 144, Carter Lemire in the 150, Micah Howard in the 157, and Jack McElroy in the 215, all by pins.

Salem also beat Memorial, 60-23. Winning wrestlers included Ella Paris of Salem by fall in the 106, Blocksidge by fall in the 113, Kallie Chandler of Salem in the 120, Maddox Boudreau in the 126 by fall, and O’Brien by fall. Nasr Abbari of Memorial won by tech fall in the 144, 22-7. Lemire in the 150 won by pin, John Vargas of Salem in the 165 won by fall, Yazen Al Janabi in the 215 for Memorial also wins by pin.

Salem won three bouts by forfeit while Manchester won two.

The Spartans also beat the Blue Devils, 47-30.

Paris of Salem won by fall in the 106, while Colton Schuster of Milford won by fall in the 113. Kiernan Lordan of Milford in the 120 won a 9-8 decision. Max Hammerstrom of Milford won by tech fall in the 126. Calix Lajoie of Milford won in the 144 by pin while Lemire of Salem also won by pin in the 150. Phillip Wright of Milford in the 157 won by tech fall, 17-0. In the 175, Jack Clancy of Milford won by major decision, 16-5. In the 190, Zandar Wood won by fall for Salem. And in the 215, Brandon Leeman of Milford won by pin.

Each team also had two forfeits.

Portsmouth Beats Pelham, Windham Beats Portsmouth

The Clippers and Cougars competed against each other and others at the Cavalier Classic event at Hollis Brookline.

Portsmouth beat Pelham, 42-17. Notching wins for the Clippers were AJ Craig in the 144 by tech fall, 19-4 and Vinnie Cress in the 120 by pin. There were four double forfeits. Pelham won three bouts by forfeit, while Portsmouth won one.

Windham also beat Portsmouth, 42-26.

Henry Palmer of Windham in the 144 won by pin, as did Rocco Ponzini in the 150. Emmanuel Poupon won 8-4 in the 157. Stephen Whisler won by pin in the 165. Kallen Lirofonis in the 106 also won by pin.

Windham won four bouts by forfeit, while Portsmouth won two. There were also two double forfeits.

Other Results From Hollis

Here are some of the other available scores.

Hollis Brookline beat ConVal, 66-17, Mascenic, 83-0, and Raymond, 72-12.

Keene beat Winnisquam, 46-28.

Winnisquam beat Alvirne, 46-27.

Campbell beat Newport, 35-18.

White Mountains Regional beat Mascoma Valley Regional, 56-18

Alvirne beat Mascenic, 66-15

Click this link for the full scores of other meets around the state posted on Track Wrestling.

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