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Five to follow: Friday's games
Friday's high school slate includes a matchup of two of the top teams in Division I boys basketball, along with a renewal of the Gate City rivalry and a rematch of last year's title game.
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Friday's high school slate includes a matchup of two of the top teams in Division I boys basketball, along with a renewal of the Gate City rivalry and a rematch of last year's title game.
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The Nashua High School North girls basketball team got some big free throws down the stretch from freshman Taylor Choate and knocked off Nashua South 38-34 Thursday night.
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The Bishop Guertin High School girls basketball team once again finds itself facing an undefeated opponent in a game that could eventually determine the top seed in Division I. Here's a look at that game, plus four other key basketball contests scheduled for Tuesday night.
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Two of the top boys basketball teams from Division II will meet Friday night in Amherst, while a couple of rivals will meet on the court and the ice this week.
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The 2011 Chick-fil-A Holiday Basketball Tournament was one to remember, thanks in part of a championship game that featured host Nashua South beating Nashua North.
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NASHUA - The championship game of the Chick-fil-A Holiday Basketball Tournament was more than six minutes old and the scoreboard said Nashua High School South had just two points.
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NASHUA - Holiday basketball tournaments in New England, in one way, are similar to the weather. Don't like the way you play last night? Don't worry, there's another game tomorrow.
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Highlights from Day 1 of the 2011 Chick-fil-A Holiday Basketball Tournament
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NASHUA -Anthony Muccioli scored 17 points to lead the Nashua High School South boys basketball team to a 65-34 win over Hollis Brookline in final game Tuesday at the Chick-fil-A Holiday Tournament at South. The Panthers got points from 12 of the 13 players listed on the
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Over the next 12 days, all New Hampshire boys and girls basketball and hockey teams will take a break from their regular-season schedule and most will participate in tournament near and far. A lot of the Greater Nashua teams will be staying in the area, while a very select few head out on the road f
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The Nashua High School South boys basketball team has put in the work. Now it’s time to see if it will pay off.
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Five Nashua High School South football players were named to the Division I all-state first team, and a total of 15 players from both Nashua schools received all-state honors.