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The schedule for the opening day of the Chick-fil-A Holiday Basketball Tournament was recently released, and this year, seven of the eight participants will be from the Greater Nashua area.
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Bedford High School girls soccer coach Michelle Winning was named the Division II Coach of the Year after helping a young Bulldogs team to the division semifinals, while three Bedford players received all-state honors. A total of 23 area players were named to division all-state teams, including six
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Here is a look at the Thanksgiving Day football action from around the Granite State.
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Seven area high school field hockey players were named to their respective division first teams, including two from Merrimack, which advanced to the semifinals for the first time in program history.
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The Merrimack High School volleyball team had a season to remember, and the Tomahawks were rewarded for it.
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The high school football playoffs will begin on Saturday for Divisions I, II and III, and there were no surprises when the NHIAA released the pairings on Monday.
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Somewhere along the line, the Nashua High School South football team was tagged as a team with a porous defense.
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The Hollis/Brookline High School football team needed a game like last week's 14-7 loss to Bedford. Well, not necessarily the loss, but the Cavaliers needed to be in a game that wasn't over before the fourth quarter. Outside of an eight-point win against Manchester Memorial to open the season, H/B h
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NASHUA – Turnovers can be a big momentum changer in high school football. Turnovers returned for touchdowns are a back breaker.
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Scott Knight has two reasons he doesn’t think his Nashua High School South football team will get to throw the ball much Friday night against Londonderry.
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NASHUA – It was the Armond McRae show at Stellos Stadium Thursday night, but that was because no one else had a chance to get on stage for the Nashua High School South football team.
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When the decision was made over 10 years ago to split Nashua High School in two, there was worry from some corners of what would happen to the athletic programs.