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C’s still lacking depth

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Do you believe in miracles? You’d better, if you are dreaming of another NBA title in Boston anytime soon. At their first press briefing following …

Exeter’s Division I conversion complete

When Pinkerton Academy beat Nashua North in last year’s Division I title game, it took nothing more than a quick glance down the Astros roster …

Exeter, Portsmouth, BG in line for titles

Before its mid-season loss to Brockton (Mass.), the Pinkerton Academy football team seemed on the cusp of immortality. They were trampling in-state opponents, and by …

South, Exeter have special weapons - the kicking game

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The sport is called football, but we all know it’s more about running, catching, throwing and tackling than any skills specific to the foot. Still, …

Say no to late season crossover games

It’s one thing to play a meaningless football game in Week 1, especially if it’s at least an intriguing match-up, like this year’s clash between …

Let’s settle it at Stellos

There are polls and there are standings and at this time of year they are virtually identical. What’s fun is watching the arguments settled on …

Hollis/Brookline boys soccer team title contender

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He certainly didn’t plan it that way, but first-year Hollis/Brookline boys soccer coach Ricky Carvalho could take something positive out of his team’s 2-0 home …

It’s Thurday Night Football at Stellos

There are things we should all know at a certain age, but for one reason or another sometimes we don’t. That’s why I am grateful …

Hollis/Brookline football proves a point over Souhegan

Here’s a little hint for anyone who ever attempts to pick the winner in a high school football game: Go with the gut and leave …

Andrews brings national spotlight to Milford soccer

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The game was just seconds old, but Morgan Andrews had already announced her presence. The Milford High School soccer player took possession just over the …

No rest for Nashua South’s defense

Two weeks ago it gave up over 600 yards of total offense, including close to 500 on the ground against Pinkerton Academy. Last week the …

Volleyball success no secret in Merrimack

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It’s fast, it’s exciting and it’s high scoring – with points lighting up the scoreboard every 10-15 seconds. The level of play has improved dramatically …

History on Gabree’s side for Panthers

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It was the golden age of Nashua High School girls soccer, and Kelly Gabree was part of it. A talented player on a team full …

Now, games count

If you follow high school football in New Hampshire there were some startling results last week in the season openers, including victories by local Division …

No wait for showdowns

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As quickly as we can say “Goodnight, Irene,’’ we can turn our attention to another gathering storm, the upcoming high school football season. Pay attention …

Coach leaves North to go back to H/B

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If seemed like a great fit, a young, enthusiastic coach with cultural diversity in his background taking on the diverse, multi-cultural boys’ soccer team at …

GCNE choice not for weak

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Maybe, as soon as members of the New Hampshire Women’s Golf Association learned their championship would be held at the Golf Club of New England …

Mixed reaction to GCNE challenge

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Maybe, as soon as members of the New Hampshire Women’s Golf Association learned their championship would be held at the Golf Club of New England …

This week NCC is on display

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What is good advertising for a golf course? If you like long courses that require big hits off the tee and a steady stream of …

Coaching stipends still too low in Nashua

Much has been written over the years about the challenge of being the athletic director for the Nashua schools. You are not only responsible for …

Hollis/Brookline girls teams welcome challenges

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It is coming off back-to-back championships and three finals appearances in the last four years. But last Thursday night in Amherst, the Hollis/Brookline girls lacrosse …

New Guertin coach brings high profile

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It was the kind of hypothetical question that made everyone, including the occupants of the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association offices in Concord, a little …

Merrimack, South playing better than records indicate

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Thursday afternoon, like he has many times this spring, Nashua High School South softball coach John Racicot told his Panthers he thought they were a …

Lax power swings back to Pinkerton – for now

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All you need to know about how much the landscape has changed in New Hampshire boys lacrosse in the last half dozen years could be …

Painful performance puts Celtics in deep hole

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If Paul Pierce had made the tough shot to win the game in regulation, or if the Celtics had successfully run the pick-and-roll play outlined …

Garnett leads the Celtics back into the series

He’ll turn 35 in 11 days, and there are more miles on Kevin Garnett, who joined the league fresh out of high school, than most …

Most distance runners are ‘Above the Rivalry’

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It was the late 1970s, and two of the state’s top distance runners squared off in the mile run on a cinder track at Keene …

Even with changes, pitching still key to winning in softball

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The primary reason the pitching rubber in high school softball was moved back 3 feet this spring was safety. On a screaming line drive hit …

Celtics know they have to kick it up a notch

The Boston Celtics avoided what could have been an embarrassing loss to the Knicks on Tuesday night with a 96-93 victory. They barely escaped with …

Rines reigning in records at SNHU

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MANCHESTER – Merrimack’s Tim Rines is closing in on all kinds of records for the Southern New Hampshire University baseball team. The senior captain about …

‘Other’ O’Neal shows up for Celtics

We give Danny Ainge credit for a lot of things, including championship banner No. 17 that hangs in the rafters of the TD Garden. From …

It’s time for Celtics to find their ‘on’ switch

We’re waiting for Shaq. We’re waiting for Jermaine O’Neal to prove he isn’t the incredible stiff who played against the Celtics in the first round …

C’s rest hopes on Shaq

All you really have to know about the man, the very big man, that Celtics fans and perhaps the Celtics themselves seem to be pinning …

Just try ignoring March Madness

It was an experiment conducted under close supervision. The subject – that would be me – would completely ignore the NCAA men’s basketball tournament, a.k.a. …

Coaches wrong on multiple MVP picks

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There is a problem – there has long been a problem – with how many coaches associations in this state pick their all-state teams and …

It’s time for NHIAA shot clock

They were trying to win a basketball game, not make a statement, but Milford High School boys basketball coach Dan Murray and Bishop Guertin boys …

Mitchell deserving of 2nd chance to celebrate

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It was the game Milford High School senior Mike Mitchell had always dreamed about. The state championship, over two thousand people in the stands reacting …

Hudson catching guru commands loyalty

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They are lovingly referred to as the tools of ignorance, the equipment, a mask, chest protector and shin pads, worn by baseball and softball catchers. …

Division II’s best player calls Souhegan home

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The true test of any outstanding athlete is how they perform in the biggest games. So we submit Souhegan junior point guard Jane White’s line …

Let’s hope Goffstown, Milford meet again

Reporters at high school events learn one lesson early. If you want to make statistical references in your story, you’d better keep them yourself. Generally …





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