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Milford football beats up Alvirne in victory
MILFORD – The Milford High School football team has won four games in a row, including Saturday’s 35-7 win over Alvirne, thanks largely to its defense.
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MILFORD – The Milford High School football team has won four games in a row, including Saturday’s 35-7 win over Alvirne, thanks largely to its defense.
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It's not impossible to make the football postseason after starting 0-2 in the division, but it certainly isn't easy.
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In the first ever meeting between the two teams, Souhegan scores three times in the fourth quarter to beat Alvirne 37-20.
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HUDSON – The Alvirne High School football team was in a position that not many outside the program would have thought possible against Souhegan Friday night.
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The Wilton-Lyndeborough and Hollis Brookline high school softball teams both turned in undefeated regular seasons, and both teams were rewarded for it. WLC's Samantha Broderick was named the Division IV Player of the Year, and coach Dennis Claire was selected as the Coach of the Year, as
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The Merrimack High School baseball team recorded 12 shutouts this season and had a streak of 40 innings without allowing a run, and senior lefthander Tom Hudon was at the forefront.
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MANCHESTER - Taylor Carbone didn't look like she was pitching in a championship game.
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After finishing second in three of the last four years, the Exeter High School girls track team finally broke through Friday, winning the Division I outdoor championship meet at Winnacunnet High School in Hampton.
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The Pinkerton High School boys track team didn't take win a lot of events during Friday's Division I championship meet, but the Astros were still able to win their first outdoor track title since 1994.
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The list of accolades grows and grows for Merrimack High School's Tyler Gendron.
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Meghan Green and Jane White both helped the Bishop Guertin and Souhegan high school girls basketball teams, respectively, to championships this season. For their efforts, both were named Player of the Year in their division.
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David Downie of Merrimack High School was named the Division II boys hockey Player of the Year, and was one of over a dozen area players to receive All-State honors. Downie, who had 25 goals for the Tomahawks this season, was also named to the Division II first team, while Bedford coach Marty Myers