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Signing Day at Nashua South6 https://t.co/AjHnDk3hAf — NH HS Sports (@nhhssports) February 1, 2017 As far as signing days go, it was anything but normal, and that was just fine with Max Osgood. Leading up to Wednesday, which was the first day that high school seniors could sign
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Here are the girls soccer all-state teams from all four divisions, as selected by the division coaches. Division I Coach of the Year: Michelle Winning, Bedford. First team: Isabell Dunning, Nashua North, Senior, goalie; Emily Parks, Winnacunnet, Senior, goalie; Courtney Velho, Pinkerton, Senior, back; Becca Jackson, Exeter, Senior, back;
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Here are the boys soccer all-state teams for all four divisions, as selected by the coaches from each division. Division I Coach of the Year: Mitch Mencis, Timberlane. First team: Caden Blazek, Exeter, Senior, goalie; Benon Tamzarian, Manchester Central, Senior, back; Ryan Sledjeski, Bedford, Sophomore, back; Shane Monahan, Timberlane,
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Here are the field hockey all-state teams from each division, as selected by the New Hampshire Field Hockey Coaches Association, and the rosters for the Twin State game. Division I Player of the Year: Kate Pigsley, Exeter. Coach of the Year: Bonnie Proulx, Concord. First team: Ann Marie Manella,
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Garrett Macomber, of Plymouth High School, has been named the 2016 Gatorade Football Player of the Year from New Hampshire after helping the Bobcats win the Division II championship last month. The junior led Plymouth to a 10-2 record, rushing for 2,373 yards and 26 touchdowns, while also
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Here are our choices for Player of the Year and Coach of the Year from all three football divisions.
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This month wrapped up the fourth year of the NHIAA's current three-division format for high school football, and showed once again why it's been an improvement over the previous system.
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All the plaques have been handed out and the football equipment has been turned in, so what better time to start thinking about the 2017 high school football season.
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Joe Marchilena is joined by Roger Brown, from the Union Leader and New Hampshire Football Report, to discuss the results of the NHIAA football championship games. The show is recorded at Riverside BBQ on Main Street in Downtown Nashua.
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The championships have been won and the football season is almost complete, so let’s see which one of the “experts” is this year’s winner of the Pigskin Prophets. 1. Pete Tarrier 81-30 (2-1 last week) 2. Roger Brown 80-31 (2-1) 3. Joe Marchilena 79-
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The statewide rankings end the season the same way they began - with the Bedford High School football team at the top.
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Here's a look at what is being said about Championship Saturday.