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North’s Pena was an obvious winner in a tough defeat

The game was over, the chance for a Division I championship lost, and Nashua High School North senior guard Jaden Pena had a message to his teammates as they waited for the post-game ceremony. “Hold our heads high,” Pena told his friends and teammates Sunday after the tough 90-76 loss to ...

This particular Sunday is Fun Day for the Titans and fans

Friday was a nice, casual practice in Titans Gym at Nashua High School North. The building was pretty much empty late in the afternoon. Oh, a coach or two from other sports peeked in to show their support. Other than that, it was head coach Steve Lane, assistant Chris Gaudreau and 12 kids ...

You may be thinking spring, but we have to March on first

March has been coming in like a lamb, so we're all thinking spring. It's the month that bridges the gap from the winter to spring sports season, and we're all set to plan your next 27 days or so. Yes, you're right, we just did this, but February as we know is the shortest month of the ...

It’s been a good and bad few months on the local ice

A couple of hockey thoughts as we head into the high school tournament season and wave good-bye to the college season locally. First, the bad: It hasn't been a good year for the quality of high school hockey or the officiating. In these eyes, the two go hand-in-hand. The better the teams, ...

Our favorite baseball league needs to really eye the Future

March is approaching, and the temperatures with a couple of exceptions are going to be above normal the next two weeks, so let's talk some baseball: The good news in the last 10 days was the Nashua Silver Knights schedule was released, and we can all plan our summers. The bad news? The ...

For Rivier’s Delanoy, last year’s sting means focus the thing

He's watched the game tape about, oh, maybe 15 to 20 times. Self-torture? Not really. Rivier University men's lacrosse coach Jay Delanoy probably just wanted to be sure his eyes weren't deceiving him when he saw his heavily favored Raiders get upset by Saint Joseph's of Connecticut 8-6 in the ...