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LONDONDERRY - The rain and mud made things tough for the Pinkerton Academy and Londonderry High School boys lacrosse teams Friday. But for a six-and-a-half minute stretch in the second quarter, the Astros were operating like they were on a sun-drenched turf field. Pinkerton did everything it want
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LONDONDERRY - Slow starts of been a little too common for the Pinkerton Academy girls lacrosse team this season, but Friday against Londonderry, was for a different reason. Playing in a steady drizzle on wet grass and plenty of mud, the Astros' offense spent the early part of the game trying to fin
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LONDONDERRY – The Bishop Guertin High School boys volleyball team proved that it possesses mental toughness on Monday. The Cardinals won the first set at Londonderry, and then blew a lead and dropped the second set. Rather than hanging their heads, the Cardinals raced out to a 16-3 during the pivot
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There is excitement around the Londonderry High School boys lacrosse team. Coming off a final four appearance last year, the Lancers are optimistic they can do it again this season, and maybe even take a step further. Nothing would make Londonderry senior Anthony Federico happier. This content is
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DURHAM – The Exeter High School boys basketball team always has something left in the tank. The top-seeded Blue Hawks built a 15-point lead early in the third and withstood a fierce 26-7 run by fourth-seeded Londonderry during the Division I semifinals at the University of New Hampshire on Wednesda
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LONDONDERRY – The moment was not too big for Jackson Cox on Friday evening. The sophomore guard for the Londonderry High School boys basketball team tallied the game-winning putback in the paint with 4.5 seconds left, as the fourth-seeded Lancers rallied from a pair of 12-point, third-quarter defic
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LONDONDERRY – In high school basketball, sometimes all it takes is one run to change the whole complexion of a game. That narrative certainly played itself out on Tuesday evening in the first round of the Division I tournament. The fourth-seeded Londonderry High School boys basketball team was not
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NASHUA - For a little more than a quarter Friday night, the Londonderry High School boys basketball team was playing some of the worst defense its played all year. The Lancers were getting beat in transition, weren't communicating or rotating properly on defense, and were getting outrebounded by Na
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LONDONDERRY – In rivalry games, the outcome is typically decided by which team does the little things better.On Friday evening, the Salem High School boys basketball team went on the road with playoff seeding on the line and made all the extra-effort plays down the stretch, coming back from a seven-
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HOOKSETT - Pinkerton Academy boys hockey coach Sam Littlefield compared his team to a diesel engine after its 2-1 victory over rival Londonderry Wednesday night at Tri-Town Ice Arena. “It takes us a little while to get warmed up but then we get going and we can make things happen,” Littlefield said
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BEDFORD - The Bedford and Londonderry high school boys basketball teams put together 32 minutes of basketball that built like a great theatrical production. For the rousing climax to the story, there was James Buttafuococ grabbing a rebound and putting it back up at the horn. As he crashed to the g
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HOOKSETT - The Londonderry High School boys hockey team did not score an even-strength goal in its 4-1 triumph over Bishop Brady Saturday at Tri-Town Ice Arena. Londonderry (3-4-1), which snapped a four-game losing streak with the win, scored three power-play goals and another during a delayed pena