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Winter Moments: Milford back on top
Milford found its way back to the top of Class I for the first time in 35 years, winning the third boys basketball championship in school history in 2010.
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Milford found its way back to the top of Class I for the first time in 35 years, winning the third boys basketball championship in school history in 2010.
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The 2009-10 high school season was an interesting one. Two local girls basketball programs made some history, while another went through a mid-season change to continue on its success.
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Bobby Graham was named the Souhegan High School baseball team's Player of the Week for the first week of the 2010 season. The award is given each week to someone who has demonstrated outstanding baseball skills in practice and scrimmages while serving as a role model. A sophomore infielder, Graham's
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The Bishop Guertin High School girls hockey team made some history in 2010 by advancing to the championship game for the first time.
Division II
One sign of the return of spring is the sign posted here at Merrimack High School, informing all that the fields are not ready for use. After rainy days like Monday - and the ones that are expected for Tuesday and Wednesday - it usually takes a few sunny days for the fields to dry out. And by then,
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The Bishop Guertin girls indoor track team is no stranger to Class L success. The Cardinals won their eighth-straight indoor title this year, besting second-place Manchester Central by 12 points.
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Four hockey players, two boys and two girls, from Bishop Guertin High School were named to the New Hampshire All-State first team in their respective divisions. BG's Meghan Turner and Kayla Lambert were chosen to the Division I girls first team and coach Myia Yates was named Coach of the Year, while
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Kelly Morgan of Hollis/Brookline and Mike O'Loughlin of Milford were both named All-State first team by the New Hampshire Basketball Coaches Organization for their respective classes.
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The Milford High School boys basketball team had a built-in excuse for not winning Saturday's Class I championship game against Pembroke Academy. It didn't matter; the Spartans used that excuse to motivate them instead of letting it bring them down and won, 52-46.
Division III-IV
The Milford High School boys basketball team won its first Class I championship since 1975 on Saturday by defeating Pembroke, 52-46. Watch highlights from that game below.
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DURHAM – Jamie Holder didn’t need to think long when asked to express himself after the Milford High School boys basketball team won the Class I championship Saturday afternoon. “This is the best thing that’s ever happened to me,” the Milford junior said. “By far.”
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The Spartans will make some history in the Class I boys basketball final on Saturday. If its the Spartans of Milford High School, it will be the school's first championship in boys basketball since 1975, and just the third title overall. If its the Spartans of Pembroke Academy, it will make six in s