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Signed, sealed, delivered: Class of 2026 signs letters of intent (Updated 1/9)

Starting Nov. 12, student-athletes from the Class of 2026 were able to sign a national letter of intent to continue playing sports at the collegiate level, with the exception of football.

Joe Marchilena

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Signed, sealed, delivered: Class of 2026 signs letters of intent (Updated 1/9)

Starting Nov. 12, student-athletes from the Class of 2026 were able to sign a national letter of intent to continue playing sports at the collegiate level, with the exception of football.

Here are some of the New Hampshire athletes who have signed to keep playing their respective sport at the next level. If you would like to submit a photo, you can do so by emailing it to nhhighschoolsports@gmail.com.

Portsmouth’s Ginger Vinciguerra will continue playing lacrosse at the University of Pittsburgh.
Trinity’s Addison Moynihan will continue playing lacrosse at Robert Morris University.
Pelham’s Ella DeSimone will continue playing lacrosse at Southern Connecticut State.
Merrimack’s Jackie Hayes will continue playing lacrosse at the University of New Haven.
Merrimack’s Liv Mitchell will continue playing lacrosse at Southern New Hampshire University.
Hopkinton’s Maeve Owens will continue playing lacrosse at Anderson University.
Bedford’s Brody Helton will continue playing lacrosse at Rutgers University.
Bishop Guertin’s Hudson Schmitt will continue playing lacrosse at Le Moyne College.
Finley De Tolla (St. Thomas/IMG) will continue playing lacrosse at Sacred Heart University.
Merrimack’s Mason Tremblay will continue playing lacrosse at Plymouth State University.
Oyster River’s Eliza Farwell will continue playing field hockey and ice hockey at Connecticut College.
Keene’s Mckenna Nelson will continue playing field hockey at St. Anselm’s College.
Pembroke’s Morgan Clouthier will continue playing softball at Franklin Pierce University.
Exeter’s Ethan Battles will continue playing baseball at the University of Maine.
Newport’s Zoey Lord signed to continue playing softball at the University of South Florida.

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