Jayden Jackson is seen here driving to the hoop for Kennett High last winter against Carroll-County rival Kingswood in the Peter Ames Gymnasium. Jackson had nine key points in Kennett's opening night win at Merrimack Valley on Friday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Jayden Jackson is seen here driving to the hoop for Kennett High last winter against Carroll-County rival Kingswood in the Peter Ames Gymnasium. Jackson had nine key points in Kennett's opening night win at Merrimack Valley on Friday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
PENACOOK — The Kennett High boys’ basketball made a statement on opening night last Friday. The Eagles went on the road and beat highly-regarded Merrimack Valley 66-61 in Penacook to kick off the Division II season.
The statement was simple: every shot will be contested, and teams will face 32 minutes of in-your-face defense.
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