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SALEM – The power play unit didn’t win Wednesday’s game for the Salem High School boys hockey team. It did put the Blue Devils in the right frame of mind. With Londonderry taking three penalties in the row in the second period, Salem played with a man advantage for almost six minutes, getting one
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Jake MacInnis is a unique football player for Pinkerton Academy. But it's not just what the junior linebacker does on the field that sets him apart, but rather, what he does in between games. "Jake is a really smart player," Pinkerton coach Brian O'Reilly said. "He’s one of the few kids that we ha
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NASHUA - The Manchester Central High School girls soccer team wanted to get off to a fast start against Londonderry in Sunday's Division I championship. Well, there are fast starts, and then there's what the Little Green did to the Lancers. Erin Flurey and Paige LeBerge each had a goal before the
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LONDONDERRY - On a day when the offense's playbook shrunk more than half, the Pinkerton Academy football team's defense was more than up to the task. While Londonderry had more yards, more plays and more time of possession, when the Astros' backs were against the wall, they made sure their season w
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EXETER - Eighty minutes wasn’t enough. An extra 20 didn’t do it either. It took penalty kicks to decide a classic Division I girls soccer semifinal between Londonderry and Bedford high schools. In the end, a timely save by Jasmine Richards, and a clinching goal from Gillian Vilela, sealed the 2-1 (
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LONDONDERRY - The Week 6 matchup of football teams from Londonderry and Winnacunnet high schools started with an electric feeling in the air, and boy, did the two teams deliver. Behind a strong performance from quarterback Evan Cormier, the Lancers held off the Warriors for a 38-34 win that ended
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Bill Raycraft may have been to Londonderry High School before his Windham football team played there on Saturday, but there were plenty of Jaguars who never had. In fact, every road game Windham has played this year has been a learning experience off the field, never mind on it. This content is fo
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LONDONDERRY - Jake Holland had been waiting since the first kickoff of the season for a team to kick one to him again. The Londonderry High School senior got his wish in the second quarter of Saturday's game against Windham. With the Jaguars kicking off from their own 25 after a deadball personal
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The opening possession of Friday's Mack Plaque football game had everything fans have come to expect from a Pinkerton Academy drive. The Astros ran the ball seven times on that drive, gaining all 91 yards of the drive on the ground, including a 32-yard touchdown run by Gennaro Marra that gave Pinke
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LONDONDERRY - The game plan for the Pinkerton Academy football team was to come out throwing Friday night against Londonderry. Fortunately for the Astros, they have a pretty good running game to fall back on when that didn't work. Pinkerton ran for over three hundred yards and five touchdowns, inc
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LONDONDERRY - Ignore the Londonderry High School football team at your own risk. Emphasis on risk. The Lancers came back from a second-half deficit to score the final 14 points of the game and defeat Salem 28-21 to stay undefeated on the young season and get their first win over the Blue Devils sin
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There is one team that Division I coaches point to as the clearcut favorite this football season. But that question that almost everyone follows that up with is just how much better might the Pinkerton Academy football team be than the rest of the division? The answer will begin to