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Around the Granite State: Football season is here
A lot has been said in the last few months about what New Hampshire high school football will look like in 2013, when the NHIAA moves to a three-division format.
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A lot has been said in the last few months about what New Hampshire high school football will look like in 2013, when the NHIAA moves to a three-division format.
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The Milford High School girls soccer team picked up its first win, beating Hollis Brookline 4-3.
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Highlights from Souhegan and Hollis Brookline boys and girls soccer.
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AMHERST – Peter Clarke thought that Friday’s season-opener would be a good way to measure his Hollis Brookline High School girls soccer team.
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HOLLIS – When two high school coaches describe their teams play as hesitant and nervous, that the players are still working things out, it’s a safe bet the game was a season opener.
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NASHUA – The Bishop Guertin and Nashua North high school football teams spent last Friday on the field at Stellos Stadium for a scrimmage.
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BEDFORD – It wouldn’t be a football season at Bedford High School without some change.
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MERRIMACK – The preseason is almost a week old and Merrimack High School football coach Joe Battista has noticed something is different.
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HANOVER – It took the New Hampshire football team just 60 seconds to get on the board in Saturday’s Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl. And then it took about five hours for the Granite Staters to get the win.
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HANOVER – New Hampshire got out to a fast start, but Vermont stuck around during the first half of Saturday’s Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl at Dartmouth College.
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Mike Beliveau has coached some good players during the six seasons his Souhegan High School football team has operated out of a spread offense.
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Highlights from the first day of action at the 2012 New Hampshire American Legion baseball tournament.