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Around the Granite State: Fall playoffs get underway
Here's a look at what's going on in New Hampshire high school sports, including Wednesday's Division II preliminary round field hockey action.
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Here's a look at what's going on in New Hampshire high school sports, including Wednesday's Division II preliminary round field hockey action.
Division I
Did you sleep in Saturday morning and miss the live announcement of the King and Queen of New Hampshire High School Basketball on WGIR 610-AM and 96.7 The Wave?
Division I
Meghan Green of Bishop Guertin High School is this year's Queen of New Hampshire High School Basketball.
Winter Sports
Here are the six finalists for the first Queen of New Hampshire High School Basketball
Division I
Meghan Green and Jane White both helped the Bishop Guertin and Souhegan high school girls basketball teams, respectively, to championships this season. For their efforts, both were named Player of the Year in their division.
Division II
Merrimack's Tyler Gendron and Winnacunnet's Kirsten O'Neil were named New Hampshire's Gatorade Players of the Year for boys and girls basketball.
Division I
The high school basketball season is done, which means its time for the postseason accolades to be distributed. For the first time, NH-HighSchoolSports.com will join in in deciding both a boys and girls basketball Player of the Year.
Division I
A total of seven champions were crowned in boys and girls basketball and boys and girls hockey on Saturday, including the Bishop Guertin High School girls basketball team, which won its first title with a win over Londonderry.
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MANCHESTER – No points? Not a problem for the Souhegan High School girls basketball.
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MANCHESTER – Sixteen seconds might never have felt as long as it did for the Souhegan High School girls basketball team in its 49-48 win Monday over Lebanon in the Division II semifinals.
Winter Sports
MANCHESTER – The Windham High School girls basketball team didn’t lose Monday’s game when Clairee Putnam’s last-second 3-pointer missed its mark.
Division I
The girls basketball teams from White Mountains Regional and Littleton high schools won their respective division championships on Saturday, and both got there in different ways.