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BY DERRICK PERKINS
Windham athletic
director Bill Raycraft
and School
Board members agree the
new high school is in need of
a track, though building one
may be several years off.
While the possible addition
of a track surrounding
a turf field is still in the conceptual
phase, Raycraft described
eventually building
the facility as a ...
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BY RYAN O’CONNORWeeks before Goffstown’s varsity baseball squad earned the first Class L title in program history, another group of Grizzlies celebrated a similar accomplishment.
With a 5-1 victory against Salem, on May 26, the GHS JV team completed an undefeated season to capture its second-straight state crown.
In fact, the last ...
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BY RYAN O’CONNORThroughout the season, Matt Benson and his players committed to never look back, only forward.
Now the Goffstown baseball coach has no choice but to glance into the past. He is, after all a state champion.
Benson and the thirdseeded Grizzlies captured the school’s first Class L title with a dramatic 4-3 victory over ...
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BY RYAN O’CONNOR
They have yet to be
the grooms, and they
haven’t exactly been
the best men either, but they’re
definitely in the wedding party
each year.
In fact, the Salem boys tennis
team has nearly perfected
the role of head usher.
The past four seasons the
Blue Devils have reached the
state semifinals, only to ...
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BY RYAN O’CONNOR
Athlete of the Month sponsored by Indian Head AthleticsHe didn’t have much choice in the matter. Michael Stys, whose mother played basketball at Boston College and whose brother rode a full hoops scholarship to the University of Hartford, was destined for success on the court.
“It was laid out for me,” ...
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BY MATT SCHOOLEY
EXETER – For the past
four years, roughly three times
per wrestling season, something
strange has happened.
Trevor Dearden has stood in
the middle of the mat at the
end of a match, and the referee
has raised his opponent’s
arm into the air.
Saturday, Feb. 16, at Exeter
High School was not one
of those days; ...
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By Ryan O’connor
You’ll have to excuse Liam House-Myers if he seems more graceful in
skates than shoes.
Growing up in Alaska, he has laced ’em up and hit the ice nearly every
day since he was 6.
When the ice melted on his home rink, it revealed a paved surface – perfect
for roller hockey amongst ...
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By Jerry Liptak
That 1-3 start is long forgotten. Six straight wins for Derryfield School girls
basketball have moved the girls into the top eight of Class S.
While the Lady Cougars had early-season difficulty with the division’s
best squads, they’ve feasted on overmatched foes recently. Only one victory
was against a team with ...
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By Ryan O’connor
CONCORD – Walking into Concord’s Douglas N. Everett Arena wearing a Bow Falcons cap and a Goffstown Grizzlies sweatshirt, John House-Myers received his share of grief from students and parents in attendance.
“What would you do?” the Bow High School principal said with a defiant grin.
After all, ...
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By Ryan O’connor
It had to end sometime.
Four years and 37 games after the Pelham boys basketball team last lost in its own gymnasium, the squad dropped its home opener, 54-53, to Class I favorite Portsmouth on Jan. 2.
The Pythons’ last home loss came in 2004 when they still competed in Class M.
“To be honest, when the game ...
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