Josh Morissette,  a standout college athlete from Exeter is the special guest on this edition of the SSF with the emphasis on basketball and in particular his development as a successful college player.

Sherm talks with Josh about his transition from high school to prep school to college player and the differences in coaching techniques he’s received and his advice to young players.

Josh also gives his feelings about the upcoming retirement of Exeter High Athletic Director Bill Ball and wraps up with his March Madness predictions.

Sherm Chester is joined by Roger Brown of the Union-Leader and they handicap the upcoming Granite State basketball championships and discuss one of the most dominating players in the tourney, Pinkerton Academy’s..Jackson Marshall.

Roger gives his take on the upcoming high school baseball schedule….proposed legislation to protect high school sports officials and the guys discuss the announced retirement of Exeter High School Athletic Director…Bill Ball.

The Division 1 & 2 boys and girls championship games are scheduled for Sunday 3/10 at UNH ‘s Lundholm Gym in Durham.

Check NHIAA.org for the official schedule and times.

Jay Pinsonnault from the Seacoast Media Group joins host Sherm Chester for a discussion of the Super Bowl..the stretch run to the playoffs for winter high school Seacoast sports teams and focus their conversation on a proposed bill from the N.H. Legislature to protect sports officials from spectator abuse at sanctioned events.

They wrap up with a review of Red Sox baseball spring training.

Coach Bill Taylor and Roger Brown join host Sherm Chester to discuss the end of an era in New England sports with the exit of Bill Belichick as the coach of the Patriots and the announcement of Jerod Mayo as his replacement.

The guys also discuss boys and girls basketball in the Granite State and wrap things up during the “Two Minute Drill” with a review of Patriot coaches since the teams inception in 1960.

Host Sherm Chester celebrates the 100th edition of the Seacoast Sports Forum with a "Notebook" program with his take on the shows very first guest in 2020 comedian Jimmy Dunn and his success on the new version of FRASIER.

The future of the Patriots and Bill Belichick.

The Dodgers spending a Billion dollars in baseball free agency and the Red Sox loss of Chris Sale to the Atlanta Braves.

Previews an upcoming video SSF with the Seacoast Media Group sports team.

Sherm Chester is joined by Jay Pinsonnault of the Seacoast Media Group to size up the winter season for seacoast boys and girls basketball and hockey teams.

Exeter’s Hunter Long NFL update and the Red Sox potential moves at the MLB winter meetings also on the agenda.

Sherm is joined by Roger Brown from the NH Football Report and Union-Leader finishing up the Thanksgiving leftovers…and celebrating the four Granite State football Champions.

The guys reflect on this season and look ahead to 2024.  They also congratulate the winner of the inaugural Joe Yukica award for the best football student athlete in New Hampshire.

Roger gives his take on the future of the UNH Wildcats and Sherm shares his interest in setting up a Seacoast Sports Forum Hall of Fame.

During this holiday week Sherm has a solo program and discusses the upcoming NHIAA Division I football championship…the wrap up of the UNH Wildcat football season…the possible future of a seacoast Thanksgiving Day contest…and Sherms take on Mac Jones as the Patriots quarterback for the rest of this season.

Sherm Chester is joined by “Coach” Bill Taylor for an episode to be featured on both the Seacoast Sports Forum and it’s sister program The Seacoast Forum.

The guys discuss changes in the broadcast industry and then shift to sports and review the local state high school football tournament…the Patriots dismal season…the state of the Red Sox and wrap up with Bill summing up an exciting NASCAR season.

On this edition of the SSF podacst Sherm is joined by Jay Pinsonnault from the Seacoast Media Group and the topic is the red hot NHIAA state football tournament.

The guys discuss the teams that are still standing and their chances of getting to the big game on November 25th.

Talk turns to baseball and Jay gives his take on the Red Sox new operations manager Craig Breslow and what moves he’d like to see the Sox make and reviews the recent World Series win for the Texas Rangers.

During the “Two Minute Drill” Jay sets the record straight on a traditional rivalry.

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