BY RYAN O’CONNORThey made it further than any Lamprey River Little League all-star baseball team before them. This year’s 10- and 11-yearolds, with players from Candia, Raymond and Nottingham, not only pushed several perennial Little League powers aside during their unprecedented run, but they gave 2008 champ Goffstown all it could ...

BY RYAN O'CONNOR His team’s year didn’t go as well as expected, but Post 79 manager George Abood said his team showed, during the last week of the season, its true capabilities. “Disappointing. I don’t know what other word to use,” said Abood. “We had a good roster of veterans, but it didn’t work ...

BY RYAN O'CONNOR Sweeney is going to the American Legion baseball postseason tournament, and according to manager David Flurey, the contributions of three locals have made winning the state title a possibility. “We’ve shown that we can beat anybody, and at times we’ve shown we can lose to anybody,” said Flurey. ...

BY JERRY LIPTAK Each team at the District 1 11- and 12-year-old Little League all-star tournament is good, and Lamprey River, with a roster full of fine athletes, is no exception. But after an opening-round win for the locals, it was a case of their good team running into simply better teams. Following a 10-0, four-inning loss to Derry American ...

BY MATT STOUT Last year was supposed to be the year. Eleven seniors, loads of talent, lots of pitching – the Manchester Central baseball thought it had it all, including a good shot to win Class L. Instead, Central coach Andy Laroche said, three of its top players were suspended for 30 days after they were caught buying alcohol, the ...