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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Michael Peret recorded three individual first-place finishes and ran a leg of the 4x200-meter relay to help that team finish first, as the Souhegan High School boys track team tied Lebanon for first overall at the Class IMS indoor championship meet at Dartmouth College Sunday. The title came
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The boys track teams from Bishop Guertin, Merrimack and Nashua North should all have a shot at walking away with the Class L title at Sunday's championship meet at Dartmouth College. [More...] The Cardinals strength is their distance runners, with Francis Hernandez, Joey Jourdain and Jeff LaCoste al
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The only chance the other Class L girls track teams might have in stopping Bishop Guertin from winning its eighth straight indoor title might be to band together and compete as one. The Cardinals enter Sunday's championship meet at Dartmouth College with at least one athlete ranked in the top six of
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If the Milford High School girls indoor track team is to successfully defend its Class IMS title, it could do so on the legs of its relay teams. The Spartans enter Sunday's championship meet at Dartmouth College with all three relay teams ranked in the top five, including a No. 1 ranking in the 4x80
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A year ago, it was the Milford High School girls track team that surprised the state by winning the Class IMS indoor track meet. This year, it's the Spartans boys team that has a chance to bring home a title. Milford has eight individuals qualified in 10 different events, along with a team in all th
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In it's February 2010 newsletter, the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association announced the classifications for the 2010-11 and 2011-12 school years have been set. As expected, all sports will be classified by divisions, which will now allow schools to petition up or down for individual s
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The last of the Class L undefeateds is no more. The Merrimack High School boys basketball team fell on the road to Salem, which has become a giant killer as of late. The one-point win over the Tomahawks marks the second straight Tuesday that the Blue Devils have taken out a team that was previously
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When it comes to scheduling, there's one major difference between Class L and the others. There's no rematches. In Class I, M and S, teams that are within close proximity play each other at home and away. In Class L, everyone plays (almost) everyone.
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Jim Migneault wasn't just happy to see his Bishop Guertin High School boys basketball team end its two-game slide, he was pleased to see the Cardinals do it against a team as solid as Alvirne Tuesday night. "They are an improving team," Migneault said of Alvirne. "It’s the kind of team we want to be
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HUDSON – For the better part of three quarters, the Alvirne High School boys basketball team played its brand of basketball. The Broncos controlled the pace, moved methodically and kept the score low. By doing that, Alvirne forced Bishop Guertin out of the running and pressing game it likes to play.
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NASHUA – Defense is what Ed Viola expected, and defense is what the Souhegan High School boys hockey coach got. And since Viola’s Sabers have put an extra emphasis on clamping down on play in their own zone, they’ve allowed one goal in each of the last three games, including Monday night’s 3-1 win o
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Editor's note: This will be a weekly feature that runs on Sundays taking a look at some of the best plays from games we witnessed with our own eyes from the previous seven days. If you have others you'd like to include, feel free to do so in the comments. This week's plays come from a mixture of bas