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Weekly rewind: Opening night for all
Friday night was the first girls basketball game of the season for everyone involved.
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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Friday night was the first girls basketball game of the season for everyone involved.
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Two former New Hampshire high school football stars are going to get their day in the sun with the Connecticut football team.
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The Nashua High School North football team finished second to none when it came to players receiving all-state honors, as a total of 15 Titans were selected to the Division I teams, including six to the first-team.
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WILTON – Denny Claire knew what his Wilton-Lyndeborough girls basketball team was up against in Friday’s Division IV season opener. Sunapee was a semifinalist a year ago and is one of the favorites again this year, but the Lakers were without two starters and had two others in foul trouble. The Warr
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Five members of the Bishop Guertin High School football team were named to the Division II all-state first team, but the Cardinals didn't have the most.
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The Souhegan High School football team had 16 players from this year's championship team earn Division III all-state honors, including nine who were named to the first-team.
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Jeff LaCoste won every high school cross country race he ran in New Hampshire this season. The Bishop Guertin senior was rewarded for his efforts with a spot on the Division I boys all-state team.
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Both the Wilton-Lyndeborough and Bedford high school boys soccer teams had two players each named to their respective all-state first teams.
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Seven area athletes were named to the girls soccer first-team of their respective divisions, including three members of the Hollis/Brookline High School team.
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Tim Croteau feels fortunate. Having seen some of the players who came through the Nashua High School North football program,
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Football was more than just a sport for Kyle Barka. It was a way for him to turn his life around.
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No one was going to confuse Allen O’Dell for a superstar, but the Nashua High School South senior did have his own cheering section at home football games this season. Every time the Panthers’ defense took the field, a voice cried out above the rest, imploring O’Dell to get the ball.