Tyler Roche made 10 straight field goals in a career game at Boston College, hanging 30 points on Dartmouth College on Friday night.

Iowa State is filling its scholarships quickly. The Cyclones picked up a pair of commitments during the weekend, capping things off Sunday when Melvin Ejim, a wing from Brewster Academy in New Hampshire, said he will play for ISU beginning in 2010.

Several athletes and coaches with New Hampshire ties will be honored by the New England Basketball Hall of Fame at a dinner and ceremony on Oct. 9 at the Mohegan Sun. They include:

Former Keene State College men’s basketball player Tyler Kathan, signed a contract to split time between the Leicester Warriors and the Northampton Neptunes of the England Basketball League (EBL) Wednesday afternoon. The Warriors will make the transition from Division II to Division I, while the Neptunes compete in Division II for the 2009-2010 season. The Ludlow, Vermont native isn’t nervous about going to play in England and has his family’s blessing too. “I’m just really excited,� said Kathan. “It is something that I have always wanted to do and it is something that my family and I are really happy about. I think my dad is more excited than me because he wants to come and visit and see me play.�