by Jeff Fisher
Host, NHSCA Sports Hour
Congratulations to Tim Hopley and the Portsmouth High baseball team on winning its fourth straight New Hampshire Division II championship on Saturday.
Hopley, who appeared on the April 17th NHSCA Sports Hour, has led the Clippers to a national record 83 straight victories after a 9-6 victory over St. Thomas Aquinas last night.
Click here to read the game story Forster's Daily Democrat.
Click here to listen to Coach Hopley's interview back on April 17th when the team was chasing the national record of 75 straight wins, that was held at the time by Homer High School in Michigan.
The National High School Coaches Association Sports Hour that airs LIVE every Thursday night at 6 PM EST on the Artist First radio network, is hosted by Jeff Fisher and Trish Hoffman. The NHSCA Sports Hour is America's premiere high school sports interview show covering all sports.
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Sunday, June 19, 2011
Monday, May 23, 2011
Portsmouth (NH) High School Baseball Team Breaks National Record for Consecutive Wins
by Jeff Fisher
Host, NHSCA Sports Hour
Congratulations to Tim Hopley and the Portsmouth High School baseball team.
Last week, the Clippers beat Pembroke to establish a new national record for consecutive victories. The 10-2 win gave the New Hampshire school 76 straight wins, surpassing Homer (Michigan) High's record of 75 straight.
Click here to read about the record-setting win in the New Hampshire Union Leader.
Click here to listen to our April 17th interview with Coach Hopley on the NHSCA Sports Hour.
Host, NHSCA Sports Hour
Congratulations to Tim Hopley and the Portsmouth High School baseball team.
Last week, the Clippers beat Pembroke to establish a new national record for consecutive victories. The 10-2 win gave the New Hampshire school 76 straight wins, surpassing Homer (Michigan) High's record of 75 straight.
Click here to read about the record-setting win in the New Hampshire Union Leader.
Click here to listen to our April 17th interview with Coach Hopley on the NHSCA Sports Hour.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Portsmouth (NH) High School Baseball Team Closes-in on National Record
by Jeff Fisher
Host, NHSCA Sports Hour
The Portsmouth High School baseball team in New Hampshire is just 11 wins away from tying the national record for consecutive wins.
On Sunday's NHSCA Sports Hour, we'll be joined by Tim Hopley, head coach of the Clippers, who own a 64-game win streak. The national record is 75 straight victories held by Homer High School in Michigan.
Portsmouth has won three straight Class I New Hampshire state championships. The Clippers last loss was in 2007 in the state semifinals.
The Clippers opened the season with a 7-1 win over Kingswood and plays Coe-Brown Academy on Friday afternoon. A win against Coe-Brown would move the Clippers into a fifth place tie on the all-time consecutive victories with Waxahachie High (Texas), which won 65 straight between 1924 and 1927.
Here's the All-Time Consecutive Wins Streak compiled by the National Federation of High School Associations...
1. Homer (MI) 75 straight (2004-05)
2. La Cueva (NM) 70 straight (2002-05)
3. Archbishop Molloy (NY) 68 straight (1963-66)
4. Capitol Hill (OK) 66 straight (1952-54)
5. Waxahachie (TX) 65 straight (1924-27)
6. (tie) Portsmouth (NH) 64 straight (2007-present)
6. (tie) Edwardsville (IL) 64 straight (1990-91)
6. (tie) Nekoosa (WI) 64 straight (1980-83)
6. (tie) Naugatuck (CT) 64 straight (1969-73)
6. (tie) St. Benedict's (NJ) 64 straight (1946-50)
11. Evans (GA) 61 straight (1988-90)
**EDITOR'S NOTE: Archbishop Molloy's 68 straight victories were with Jack Curran as the school's head coach. Curran is still the head baseball and basketball coach at Molloy, and holds the record for all-time high school victories with over 2,500 in the two sports. Click here to listen to an interview with Coach Curran back in February of this year.
Host, NHSCA Sports Hour
The Portsmouth High School baseball team in New Hampshire is just 11 wins away from tying the national record for consecutive wins.
On Sunday's NHSCA Sports Hour, we'll be joined by Tim Hopley, head coach of the Clippers, who own a 64-game win streak. The national record is 75 straight victories held by Homer High School in Michigan.
Portsmouth has won three straight Class I New Hampshire state championships. The Clippers last loss was in 2007 in the state semifinals.
The Clippers opened the season with a 7-1 win over Kingswood and plays Coe-Brown Academy on Friday afternoon. A win against Coe-Brown would move the Clippers into a fifth place tie on the all-time consecutive victories with Waxahachie High (Texas), which won 65 straight between 1924 and 1927.
Here's the All-Time Consecutive Wins Streak compiled by the National Federation of High School Associations...
1. Homer (MI) 75 straight (2004-05)
2. La Cueva (NM) 70 straight (2002-05)
3. Archbishop Molloy (NY) 68 straight (1963-66)
4. Capitol Hill (OK) 66 straight (1952-54)
5. Waxahachie (TX) 65 straight (1924-27)
6. (tie) Portsmouth (NH) 64 straight (2007-present)
6. (tie) Edwardsville (IL) 64 straight (1990-91)
6. (tie) Nekoosa (WI) 64 straight (1980-83)
6. (tie) Naugatuck (CT) 64 straight (1969-73)
6. (tie) St. Benedict's (NJ) 64 straight (1946-50)
11. Evans (GA) 61 straight (1988-90)
**EDITOR'S NOTE: Archbishop Molloy's 68 straight victories were with Jack Curran as the school's head coach. Curran is still the head baseball and basketball coach at Molloy, and holds the record for all-time high school victories with over 2,500 in the two sports. Click here to listen to an interview with Coach Curran back in February of this year.
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