Nashua North's Trevor Labrecque, right, and Jayden Montgomery were Division I All-Staters. (Telegraph photo by TOM KING)

It’s strange to have the local basketball season all done, and in case you missed them, the New Hampshire Basketball Coaches Organization released last week their Divison I and II boys All-State teams.

In Division I boys, the only local First Teamer was Nashua North’s Trevor Labrecque. Merrimack’s Jack Tarleton, Bishop Guertin’s Matt Santosuosso and Alvirne’s Brendan Graham were Second Teamers, while Bishop Guertin’s Javari Ellison and Nashua North’s Jayden Montgomery were Honorable Mentions.

In Divison II, Souhegan’s Johnny McBride was the lone First Teamer, with fellow Saber Matt Canavan an Honorable Mention alsong with Milford’s Ryon Constable.

And, as reported last week when the teams were first released, Nashua North coach Steve Lane and Souhegan’s Peter Pierce were Division I and II Coaches of the Year, respectively.

Here are the complete Division I and II boys teams:

FIRST TEAM

Rob Baguidy, sr., Goffstown; Tyler Bike, so., Trinity; Trevor Labrecque, jr., Nashua North; Ryan Pacy, sr., Salem; Jackson Marshall, so., Pinkerton; Anthony Chinn, jr., Pinkerton.

SECOND TEAM

Brendan Graham, sr., Alvirne; Jack Tarleton, sr., Merrimack; Matt Santosuosso, jr., Bishop Guertin; Aiden O’Connell, jr., Goffstown; Mason Blondeau, jr., Goffstown, Jack Radcliffe, sr., Portsmouth.

HONORABLE MENTION

Andrew Politi, sr., Trinity; Mark Nyomah, so., Trinity; Jayden Montgomery, jr., Nashua North; Carmine Zingariello, sr., Portsmouth; Zack St. Hilaire, jr., Windham; Javari Ellison, jr., Bihsop Guertin; Darian Lopez Sullivan, sr., Dover; Luke Soden, so., Bedford; Joe Allen, sr., Winnacunnet; Sean Chanakira, sr., Timberlane; Mike Rosatano, sr., Londonderry; Johnny Meyer, sr., Exeter; Ryan Luper, jr., Exeter; Evan Pafford, jr., Exeter; Kuel Akot, jr., Manchester Central.

Player of Year: Rob Baguidy, Goffstown. Coach of the Year: Steve Lane, Nashua North; JV Coach of the Year: Chris Corey, Windham.

DIVISION II

FIRST TEAM

Jake McGlnchey, sr., Pelham; Braedan Falzarano, sr., Lebanon; Johnny McBride, sr., Souhegan; Aiden Scott-Beaulac, jr., Manchester West; Jared Khalil, jr., Sanborn, Iven Yen, sr., Bishop Brady.

SECOND TEAM

Mike Pittman, sr,, Pembroke; Austin Knight, sr., ConVal; Kayden Roberts, jr., Laconia; Kayden Roberts, jr., Laconia; Owen Perreta, sr., Bow; Ethan Arnold, sr., Kingswood; Jack Stone, sr., Lebanon.

HONORABLE MENTION

Gumme Mbata, sr., Bishop Brady; Matt Canavan, jr., Souhegan; Christian Buffum, sr., ConVal; Jake Cawthron, jr., Pelham; Keaton Bcck, so., Laconia; Jack Leno, sr., Coe-Brown; Max Galbraith, sr., Hanover; Eli Grove, Merrimack Valley; Ryon Constable, sr., Milford; Kevin Kolodzeiej, sr., Sanborn; Malachi Page, sr., ConVal; Conner Shea, sr., Oyster River; Grady Livingston, sr., Kennett; Joe Gutwein, jr., ConVal; Json Allen, sr., Sanborn.

Player of the Year: Jake McGlinchey, Pelham. Coach of the Year: Peter Pierce, Souhegan. JV Coach of the Year: Jeff Wheeler, Merrimack Valley.

HOCKEY PAIRINGS DUE OUT TODAY

The NHIAA hockey regular season last date to play was Sunday – Hollis Brookline-Derryfield beat Laconia 5-1 at Skate 3 – and that means the tourney pairings should be announced today (Monday).

The area will have four boys teams – Bishop Guertin (Divsion I), Merrimack (Division II), and Hollis Brookline-Derryfield and Pembroke-Campbell (Divsion III) – and one girls team, Bishop Guertin.

The Cards (8-7-3) could finish as high as seventh and if that’s the case, they would likely host a preliminary round game (Pinkerton?) on Wednesday at Skate 3.

Merrimack and HBDS will be idle until the quarterfinals on Saturday. Merrimack (9-9) will be on the road, likely – again, nothing is certain until the pairings are released – at No. 7, and that could put them at Oyster River in Durham (likely the Whittemore Center, if it’s available).

Hollis Brookline-Derryfield also won’t play until the quarters in Division III, and that will be next Saturday at Conway Arena at 5 p.m. vs. the seventh seed, quite possibly Kearsarge-Plymouth (8-8-2). The Warriors are the No. 2 seed at 15-3. Pembroke-Campbell appears to have finished fifth at 10-7-1 and likely would be on the road to face Lebanon-Stevens-Mt. Royal next Saturday in their quarterfinal.

As for the girls, Bishop Guertin, coming off its big win over Hanover Saturday night, should be the No. 2 seed at 15-3 and will play Friday in the quarterfinals at Cyclones Arena (time tba), and it could be, possibly, either Bishop Brady-Trinity-West or Pinkerton Academy.

Stay tuned.

GILFORD, MONADNOCK DIVISION III CHAMPS

While last weekend was Division I and II’s big time to determine champions, this weekend was Division III’s turn.

In the boys final on Saturday night at Keene State, top seed Gilford, up by two going into the fourth quarter, pulled away from No. 3 Kearsarge, 46-38.

In the girls final Sunday, also at Keene State, No. 6 Monadnock won the title in decisive fashion, a 50-31 win over No. 1 Conant.

The Divsion IV tournaments are underway but the Wilton-Lyndeborough boys did not qualify and the WLC girls had a second straight year of JV ball as the program tries to get back on track.