Spring Sports
Around the Granite State: Timberlane boys lacrosse beats Oyster River-Newmarket in 3OTs
Here are results from Wednesday's high school sports action.
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Here are results from Wednesday's high school sports action.
Spring Sports
Here are results from Wednesday's high school sports action.
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Here are results from Friday's high school sports action.
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The Bedford High School girls lacrosse team scored seven goals in the first five minutes Friday and never looked back in an 18-3 win over Exeter.
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The Pinkerton Academy girls lacrosse team picked up a 17-3 win over Merrimack on Monday behind a big day from seniors Allison Lamphere and Caitlyn Seleny. Lamphere had four goals and an assist and Seleny had two goals and four assists to help the Astros (9-2, No. 5
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The Nashua High School South boys lacrosse team picked up another win Friday, beating Dover 11-1 in a Division I game at Stellos Stadium.
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Ronan McNamara and Nick Squatrito helped lead the ConVal Regional High School boys lacrosse team to a 12-5 win over Goffstown. McNamara had five goals and an assist and Squatrito had 11 saves, as the Cougars (2-1) scored five goals in the second quarter to break a 2-
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Maria Killian had six goals and Chloe Hall added five to lead the Windham High School girls lacrosse team to a 19-8 win over Timberlane on Monday.
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The Nashua High School South girls lacrosse team continued its offensive assault this season, beating Salem 17-5 in a Division I game on Saturday.
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The Hollis Brookline High School boys volleyball team picked up its second win in two tries, sweeping Souhegan 3-0. Game scores were 25-10, 25-13 and 25-18. Jake Laborde had 11 kills and 11 aces to lead the Cavaliers while Aidan Norris had six kills and four
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The Nashua High School South girls lacrosse team started the season with an offensive outburst, getting goals from 10 players in a 17-1 win over Keene-Monadnock on Monday at Stellos Stadium.
Fall Sports
Starting Nov. 10, student-athletes from the Class of 2022 were able to sign a national letter of intent to continue playing sports at the collegiate level, with the exception of football. Here are some of the New Hampshire athletes who have decided where to keep playing their respective sport