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Around the Granite State: Weekend Roundup
Here's a look at what went down last weekend in New Hampshire high school sports.
Joe has been covering high school sports for the better part of 12 years. A 2004 graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, he was worked at newspapers in Kentucky, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire befor
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Here's a look at what went down last weekend in New Hampshire high school sports.
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HOLLIS - Time and space meant nothing to Dina Pitsas. All that mattered was she was taking the shot.
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NASHUA - The Souhegan High School boys hockey team had lost two games in a row, and coach Dan Belliveau knew exactly why.
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NASHUA - For the Trinity High School boys hockey team to play its best defense, coach Mike Connell felt the team needed to be at full strength on the ice.
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HOLLIS - Matt Alosa knew his Pembroke Academy boys basketball team was going to have a hard time slowing down Hollis Brookline's backcourt duo of PJ Flaum and Connor Walsh.
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The Milford girls defeated Souhegan for the first time ever, 45-26, while the Souhegan boys beat Milford 78-50.
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MANCHESTER - Chris O'Hara scored three goals and had an assist to lead the Bedford High School boys hockey team to an 8-0 win Saturday over Lebanon at Sullivan Arena at Saint Anselm College.
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MILFORD - If the Milford High School girls basketball team was going to make history Friday night, it was going to have to forget about the fact it would be making history.
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MILFORD - The starting five for the Souhegan High School boys basketball team wasn't ready to play.
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Highlights from the semifinals of the Chick-fil-A Holiday Basketball Tournament.
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NASHUA - The Nashua High School South boys basketball team might have been on vacation, but that didn't stop the Panthers from learning a quick lesson Saturday.
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NASHUA - The season didn't start the way the Souhegan High School boys basketball team wanted it to. The Sabers started 0-2 in Division II, and suffered injuries to two starters and two reserves that threw a monkey wrench in to their planned rotations. But after a win