Brandon Brown is a Sports Writer at Seacoast Online and The Portsmouth Herald. He covers a range of topics including football, baseball, basketball, and softball, with a focus on competitive and professional sports, as well as sports business. Brandon has been featured in prominent publications such as The Indianapolis Star, Yahoo News, and The Kansas City Star, among others.
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Brandon Brown's focus is primarily on local sports events and related stories in the Portsmouth, New Hampshire area. His coverage heavily leans towards high school sports, college football, and local businesses.
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By: Brandon Brown
PORTSMOUTH - From big-time playoff games to practices illustrating what it takes to be a successful team, all the memories were on the forefront Friday night as the Portsmouth High School girls basketball team hosted its annual Alumni Night game at Stone Gymnasium.
By: Brandon Brown
The Portsmouth/Newmarket high school boys hockey team has added "BG" stickers to its maroon helmets this season.
By: Brandon Brown
Scottsdale has seen more high-end restaurants open in the past couple of years. A new player is ready to make its mark on the dining scene.
By: Brandon Brown
DOVER - A whistle blew just before Oyster River's Braiden Moriarty thought he scored the game-winning, overtime goal Wednesday against fellow unbeaten team and rival St. Thomas Aquinas at Dover Ice Arena.
By: Brandon Brown
brandon brown, portsmouth herald The Seacoast high school Athletes of the Week winners for Dec. 30-Jan. 4 are Portsmouth High School boys skier Nic Davis and Exeter High School girls basketball player Lexy Rogers.
By: Brandon Brown
PORTSMOUTH — Portsmouth High School junior Ryan Swartz said he and his younger brother, Derek, have been playing basketball for as long as he can remember.
By: Brandon Brown
YORK, Maine - Ryan Cummins crossed over his defender, drawing 'oooh's' from the crowd, and finished the play with a tough floater in the lane.
By: Brandon Brown
EXETER — Head coach Megan Young said Lauren Roeder was a very special player to come through the Exeter High School girls soccer program, and someone who is "definitely irreplaceable."
By: Brandon Brown
Prior to the 2024-25 NHIAA girls basketball season, 29 girls basketball players were highlighted as 'Players to Watch'from their respective 12 high schools around the Seacoast.
By: Brandon Brown
ROCHESTER - Energy, and plenty of it. Portsmouth High School boys basketball freshman forward Finn McCauley said the Clippers have a tendency to bring their own energy when they hit the road.
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