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Around the Granite State: Another undefeated team falls
Here's a look at what was going on Friday night in New Hampshire high school sports.
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Here's a look at what was going on Friday night in New Hampshire high school sports.
Division III-IV
AMHERST - Going into the season, the Souhegan High School boys basketball team knew it was going to take some time for the players to adjust to varsity basketball.
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PEMBROKE - There wasn't much time for the Portsmouth High School boys basketball team to prepare for Thursday night's game at Pembroke Academy.
Division II
BEDFORD – The Manchester Memorial High School girls basketball team was ready to go for Wednesday night’s showdown with Bedford.
Division II
HOLLIS - Mike Soucy had one final comment to make to his Hollis Brookline High School boys basketball players when they broke the huddle before Tuesday night's game against St. Thomas.
Division I
NASHUA – The Salem High School boys hockey team was able to get to the top of the Division I standings without its lineup at full strength. Now that senior Cody Soucy appears to be a hundred percent, the Blue Devils might be the team to beat. Soucy recorded a hat
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Here's a look at five key boys and girls basketball games scheduled for Monday night.
Division II
GOFFSTOWN - Nate Boyd recorded a hat trick and Jeremy Myers scored twice to lead the Bedford High School boys hockey team to a 9-2 win Saturday over Alvirne at Saint Anselm College's Sullivan Arena.
Division III-IV
WILTON - The Newmarket High School boys basketball team only needed two points, but when the Mules tried to go inside on the final possession of Friday's game against Wilton-Lyndeborough, nothing was there.
Division I
MERRIMACK - Down 14 points early in the fourth quarter, the Nashua High School South boys basketball team did what it has all season. But Tuesday night against Merrimack, it wasn't enough.
Division II
LITCHFIELD - The Campbell High School boys basketball team shocked the state with Monday's 50-49 upset win over previously unbeaten Conant, but the person who got the biggest surprise might have been Orioles head coach Eric Saucier.
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Here's a look at what's going on in high school sports around New Hampshire.