Joe Conti has lived in New Hampshire for 4 years. He hopes to engage readers with a youthful and wide eyed view of New Hampshire sports.
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MANCHESTER - It was a big night for both the Winnacunnet and Manchester Central high school football teams at Gill Stadium on Friday night. At stake for Winnacunnet was the No. 1 overall seed in the East/North Cluster. On the other hand, with a Central win, and other outcomes throughout the weekend
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CONCORD - The Bedford High School football team’s offensive line has a group chat named “The Big Dogs” and those guys, includes four returning starters, pushed around the Concord defense leading to a 56-13 victory Saturday afternoon. “Our group is very close," senior captain and center Joshua Koeli
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LITCHFIELD - Greg Gush’s Campbell High School football dominated on offense, on defense, and on special teams in the Cougars' decisive 81-9 victory over Bishop Brady on Saturday night. In Gush’s coaching tenure at Campbell (5-0), 81 is the most points his team has scored, but that is not what is im
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DERRY - In front of a crowd of six thousand fans, the Pinkerton Academy football team had two feature performers. First, there was halfback Ty Hicks who ran for 279 yards and three touchdowns. Then there were the boys in the trenches who imposed their will on the Londonderry defensive front. The c
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LONDONDERRY - As two 2-0 teams clashed in Londonderry, it was one final explosive play that lifted the Londonderry High School football team over Nashua North 26-21. That big final play was a 74-yard kick return by Lancer halfback Connor Dubois, who put the Lancers at the doorstep after a North def
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MANCHESTER - From start to finish, Saturday's football game between Manchester Central and Manchester Memorial was a shootout, and it was the Little Green who came out on top, 47-40. This content is for NHHS Sports Insider Weekly Pass, NHHS Sports Insider FANATIC, and NHHS Sports Insider ALL-STATE
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DERRY - The solution sounded simple for the Nashua High School South football team. “We just need to player better.” That was a post-game sentiment by South coach Scott Knight following Friday's a 28-6 loss at Pinkerton. The Panthers had a very slow start, but that slow start can also be credited
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HUDSON - The Pinkerton Academy football hasn't gone anywhere and the Astros did their best to show it Friday night against Alvirne. This content is for NHHS Sports Insider Weekly Pass, NHHS Sports Insider FANATIC, and NHHS Sports Insider ALL-STATE members only. Register [https://www.nh-highschoolsp
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NASHUA – A four-run sixth inning helped the Nashua High School North baseball team surge past Nashua South 8-6 on Thursday at Holman Stadium. The sixth inning was unusual in that in the top of the inning, North was able to score four runs without a hit. Then in
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Bishop Guertin held off a late Bedford charge to win its second straight title.
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MERRIMACK – The playoff atmosphere was alive and well as No. 11 Nashua High School South came north to face No. 6 Merrimack for a Division I preliminary round game Tuesday. With both student sections filled, the Tomahawks student section was treated to a 48-38 victory. The game opened on
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Length isn’t something that Lani Buskey is used to having on her Pinkerton Academy girls basketball team.