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NASHUA –The Manchester Central High School football team looked like a playoff squad Friday night at Stellos Stadium. Unfortunately, for the Little Green, it's Nashua South that will be going to the postseason.
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The Nashua High School North and South football teams already know they’ll be playing when the postseason starts on Nov. 13. Everything else is up for grabs.
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Editor's note: We are taking the Halloween weekend off, so things will be rather quiet around here until Monday. To hold you over until then, enjoy this special Halloween Edition of "Q & A."
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Two weeks ago, the Nashua High School South football team was coming off a big win over Nashua North with a big game against Salem still another week away.
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Four local teams - Alvirne, Hollis/Brookline, Nashua North and Bishop Guertin - advanced to the quarterfinals of the Division I girls volleyball tournament Wednesday, while only three of the seven boys and girls soccer teams in action advanced past the first round.
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Ten local teams, including six in Division I, will compete in the girls volleyball playoffs. Alvirne, Hollis/Brookline, Bishop Guertin and Nashua North will host first-round matches in Division I, while Milford (Division II) and Wilton-Lyndeborough (Division III) will also play at home in the openin
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The NHIAA considers its games an extension of the classroom, and Nashua High School South football coach Scott Knight believes his team learns something every single game. A week ago, against Londonderry, the Panthers learned that they can't just show up and expect to win games. "We learned a valuab
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NASHUA – The Nashua High School South football team wrote a formula for disaster. Usually teams that give up almost 400 yards rushing to Salem’s Max Jacques and Jerickson Fedrick, that turn the ball over four times against the Blue Devils and that trail by 10 late in the fourth quarter, lose to Sale
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A football team that doesn’t need to make adjustments at halftime is usually sitting in a pretty nice spot. That wasn’t the case for the Nashua High School South team in last week’s 54-48 double overtime loss to Londonderry. The Panthers found themselves down 41-13 at the break, not because they cou
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The Milford High School football team had already been canceled on twice this season. So when Souhegan decided to play Friday night despite a forecast of less than ideal conditions, the Spartans were relieved. A team that runs the ball more often than not, Milford was put on hold by two teams - Manc
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The Nashua High School South football team won’t have to worry about a spread for the first time in four weeks. No, the Panthers haven’t change their offensively philosophy in the midst of a three-game winning streak. But for the first time since the second game of the season, the defense won’t be f
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Nashua South's Derek Paradis took a few moments to answer some questions.