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Championship Roundup: Winter 2014
Here's another look at championship game results in boys and girls basketball and boys and girls hockey.
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Here's another look at championship game results in boys and girls basketball and boys and girls hockey.
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The NHIAA has postponed all playoff games scheduled for Wednesday in anticipation of a winter storm.
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Here's a look at Friday night's high school playoff action. Division II girls basketball: Quarterfinals * No. 1 Milford 44, No. 8 Pembroke 28 - Nashua Telegraph * No. 4 Merrimack Valley 67, No. 5 Lebanon 61 OT - Concord Monitor * No. 2 Hanover 44, No. 10 Goffstown 35 - Union
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With February in full swing, it's time to take a look at which high school teams have a chance at attaining perfection this winter season.
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On the night of Feb. 1, there were 11 teams in boys and girls basketball and boys and girls hockey we went into action with an unblemished record.
Division I
The high school boys and girls hockey teams from Manchester Central, Merrimack, Berlin and Lebanon may have come up short of a championship, but each one got a bit of a consolation.
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Here's a look at the teams that won championships over the weekend.
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Here's a look at how the matchups for Saturday's high school hockey championships came to be.
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Here are playoff results from this weekend. Girls Basketball Division I Quarterfinals * No. 1 Bishop Guertin 86, No. 8 Salem 39 - Eagle Tribune * No. 4 Londonderry 73, No. 5 Nashua North 55 - Nashua Telegraph * No. 2 Bedford 51, No. 7 Alvirne 35 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * No. 6 Winnacunnet 48, No.
Division I
When Bishop Guertin and Hanover play Thursday, it will wrapup the entire field of quarterfinalists for all three boys ice hockey divisions, which are scheduled to take place on Saturday.
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It's Feb. 1, playoffs for the high school winter season begin in a few weeks, and there are a handful of teams left in the state who are gunning for an undefeated season.
Division I
David Downie of Merrimack High School was named the Division II boys hockey Player of the Year, and was one of over a dozen area players to receive All-State honors. Downie, who had 25 goals for the Tomahawks this season, was also named to the Division II first team, while Bedford coach Marty Myers