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HS ROUNDUP: Saber girls win again; North track sweeps

The season is just three days old but already the Souhegan High School girls tennis team got a signature win. The Sabers rallied to pull out a 5-4 win at Portsmouth in a rematch of last year's Division II finals. “It shows we have resiliency and confidence,” Sabers coach Bo Dean said, ...

CHILL DRILL: Cavs make quick work of Broncos in opener

HUDSON – The Hollis Brookline High School boys tennis team has talked the talk in the preseason. Monday they more than walked the walk. They ran it in record time. The Cavaliers, who are determined to get back to the Division II finals after losing to Goffstown last spring, needed just a ...

HS Tennis Roundup: Saber girls roll, Merrimack boys win

While one Division II finalist from last year, the Hollis Brookline boys, dominated their opener Monday, the Souhegan girls, not only finalists but nowdefending champions, did the same. The high school spring season is officially underway, and here's Monday's local tennis results. If you ...

GIRLS TENNIS 2026: Champ Sabers looking to hold serve

The Souhegan High School girls tennis team kicked the door open on a steaming hot day late last spring, completing one of the hardest things to accomplish: an unbeaten championship season. Now, 10 months later, the question is, can the Sabers hold serve? “We hope,” Sabers coach Bo Dean ...

BOYS TENNIS 2026: Cavs want a finals return; BG, South look strong

The Hollis Brookline High School boys tennis team got a taste of what the big staage was like last spring in the Division II finals. Now the Cavaliers, after finishing as the runnerup to Goffstown, want to be able to take a bow at an encore. “We enter the spring with a veteran group that is ...

MINUTEMAN: South’s Tripp will head to UMass Amherst

NASHUA --- It's always a saying in life, as well as college football recruiting: When one door closes, usually another one opens. That was clearly the case for Nashua High School South's Josh Tripp, who was originally planning on having the University of New Hampshire be his next academic ...