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Field Hockey Notebook: Timberlane showing it plans to stay at top of D1

The Timberlane Regional High School field hockey team is on a mission to prove that last season wasn’t a fluke. After making a surge to win the Division I title last year as the sixth-seeded team, the Owls bring back plenty of punch to compete again. Winnacunnet has been a power for the past seven

Field Hockey Notebook: Timberlane showing it plans to stay at top of D1
Londonderry's Chase Vanini and Bishop Guertin's McKenna Gosselin battle in front of the Londonderry goal during last week's game. This content is for NHHS Sports Insider Weekly Pass, NHHS Sports Insider FANATIC, and NHHS Sports Insider ALL-STATE members only.Register

The Timberlane Regional High School field hockey team is on a mission to prove that last season wasn’t a fluke.

After making a surge to win the Division I title last year as the sixth-seeded team, the Owls bring back plenty of punch to compete again. Winnacunnet has been a power for the past seven seasons, and it was in stunning fashion that the Owls got past th Warriors in the final.

In a season of parity throughout NHIAA field hockey, it was fitting. Now, the goal is to be there at the end once more.

“I think it has a tremendous impact, players who were on varsity last year are like new people this year,” said coach Mim Ryan. “They are confident in abilities within team concept. Winning was a big impact, we know we put effort in, anything can happen. I remind them daily that in finishing the way we did, people will be gunning for us.”

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