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Lebanon boys hold off Portsmouth, Souhegan to win D2 track title
PELHAM - The Lebanon High School boys track team ended Souhegan's reign in Division II, winning Saturday's championship meet for the first time since 2010.
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PELHAM - The Lebanon High School boys track team ended Souhegan's reign in Division II, winning Saturday's championship meet for the first time since 2010.
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PELHAM - The Coe-Brown Academy girls track team ran away with its third straight Division II outdoor track championship Saturday, besting second-place Milford by almost 60 points.
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The Division I girls lacrosse regular season is just about done and the playoffs are scheduled to begin on Wednesday.
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The Division I boys lacrosse regular season is in the books and the playoffs are scheduled to begin on Thursday.
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AMHERST - Jocelyn Donohue figured that if the Pinkerton Academy girls lacrosse team was going to try to take away as many of Souhegan's offensive options as it could Thursday, someone was going to be open for a big night.
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MILFORD - In two games against the Souhegan High School girls basketball, Milford accomplished its defensive goal of holding the Sabers to under 40 points.
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MILFORD - When the boys basketball season started, Jordan Delgado had a pretty permanent spot on the Milford High School bench.
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MILFORD - The Portsmouth High School boys basketball team is in the midst of a stretch of games it should be winning.
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PORTSMOUTH – The Milford High School girls basketball team was in need of a basket.
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MILFORD - Clairee Putnam was going to get her points, Steve Signor told his Milford High School girls basketball players before Tuesday night's game against Windham.
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AMHERST - Going into the season, the Souhegan High School boys basketball team knew it was going to take some time for the players to adjust to varsity basketball.
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WILTON - The Newmarket High School boys basketball team only needed two points, but when the Mules tried to go inside on the final possession of Friday's game against Wilton-Lyndeborough, nothing was there.