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Around the Granite State: Bedford girls basketball gets win over Exeter
Here are results from Friday night's high school sports action.
Winter Sports
Here are results from Friday night's high school sports action.
Winter Sports
NASHUA - The Nashua High School South girls basketball team started fast and held on down the stretch to get a 47-35 win Thursday night against Windham.
Winter Sports
Here are results from this week's wrestling dual meets.
Division I
BEDFORD - When preparing for Tuesday night's game, Kevin Gibbs thought there was one place where his Bedford High School girls basketball team might have an advantage over Londonderry. The Bulldogs coach felt the teams matched up well across the floor, but Gibbs thought Bedford might have an edge w
Winter Sports
Here are results from Tuesday night's high school sports action.
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Here are results from recent high school sports action.
Division I
MERRIMACK - Things got pretty sticky for the Merrimack High School boys basketball team in the second quarter against Manchester Central. The Tomahawks spent halftime trying to figure out how to get unstuck against the Little Green's zone defense, and while it took a while, by the start of the fourt
Winter Sports
Here are results from Friday's high school sports action.
Division I
NASHUA - When Cameron Owen looked at the Nashua High School South girls basketball team, he saw a lot things that reminded him of his Trinity squad. In Thursday night's game against the Panthers, the Pioneers did a lot of the things South likes to do to opposing teams, and it worked. Starting with i
Winter Sports
Here are results from this week's wrestling dual meets.
Division I
BEDFORD - Ali Shoukier goes into every game with the intention of doing whatever he can to help the Bedford High School boys basketball team a win. On most nights, that means doing all the little things that don't show up on the scorebook. On Tuesday night against Pinkerton Academy, Shoukier's effo
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DERRY - Christmas music filled the Hackler Gymnasium on the afternoon of Dec. 27 as the Salem High School and Pinkerton Academy boys basketball teams warmed up. But despite the festive feel to the moment, the teams were there to play for something more than a holiday tournament. The Blue Devils an