It’s been a great winter, with an emotional ending to the season at the University of New Hampshire with the Division I boys basketball finals.
That was a high profile day if you ever saw one. But meanwhile, here are some tids and bits about the winter that refuses to end and heading into what’s now supposed to be spring that maybe you hadn’t heard about:
Vanessa Bosques goes out with high honors
The Daniel Webster College fifth-year basketball senior, despite the fact her team lost in the New England Collegiate Conference finals, Bosques captured her second NECC Player of the Year honor.
Bosques finished the season averaging 21.2 points and seven rebounds a game, and was a testament to hard work and perseverance. Remember, she suffered a horrible knee injury in a pre-season practice her senior season and decided to return to the school for the final year of her eligibility when she could have gone elsewhere.
Bosques was also named as an ECAC New England Division III Second Team All-Star, the only player in the school history to receive ECAC honors. Remember, she is also the leading scorer in school history, for men and women.
She’s been an amazing story and she’ll be greatly missed.
Another city title for a former Panther great
A year ago we told you about the re-emergence of former Nashua High School and Boston College basketball standout Stephanie Byrd Kane into the roundball world.![]()
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