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PORTSMOUTH - One of the main focuses for the Portsmouth High School boys lacrosse team in the preseason was to get more people involved on offense. If Friday night was any indication, the Clippers are headed down the right path. Eight different players scored goals for Portsmouth, as the Clippers
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DERRY – The Pinkerton Academy girls basketball team views the defensive paint as its home, and the Astros are not fond of having visitors. Against Windham in the Division I quarterfinals, Pinkerton was a rude host whenever its guest tried to get inside, so much so that the Jaguars had to settle for
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WINDHAM - It was as dominant as a win could be for the Windham High School girls basketball team. The Jaguars stepped to the moment and beat division-leading Goffstown in nearly every aspect of the game as they cruised to a 64-45 victory over the Grizzlies. This content is for NHHS Sports Insider
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SALEM - The way Wednesday night's game started, it looked like there would be no stopping the Bedford High School boys hockey team. The Bulldogs scored just 46 seconds in, had a three-goal lead over Windham at the end of the first period, and went up 4-0 early in the second. But the Jaguars hung t
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BEDFORD - Going into Sunday's Division I field hockey championship, Winnacunnet High School coach Heidi Hand knew the Warriors would have to find a way to slow Windham's offense. The Jaguars averaged more than four goals per game, and had allowed just eight, but after watching Windham's Kate Blaisde
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EXETER - Kate Blaisdell scored three goals and the Windham High School field hockey team recorded its 10th shutout of the season in a 3-0 win over Merrimack in the Division I semifinals Thursday night. Blaisdell gave the No. 1 Jaguars (15-1) the lead less than five minutes into the game, then gave
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DERRY - Windham High School football coach Bill Raycraft watched a lot of film of Pinkerton Academy over the last few weeks, and noticed there was something other teams weren't doing. No one had played physical enough against the Astros and Raycraft felt his Jaguars could. The coach was right, as
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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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WINDHAM - Ron Auffant was waiting for just the right moment. Saturday, the Winnacunnet High School football coach watched as the Windham defenders continued to creep closer to the line of scrimmage, potentially leaving the Warriors' tight ends open for a big play. And at the start of the fourth qu
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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
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Bill Raycraft knew of Tommy Emrick long before he roamed the halls of Windham High School. Emrick was a regular around the Jaguars games and events, coming out to watch his older brother, Ben, take the field for Windham. So when Tommy Emrick finally made it to high school, Raycraft had an idea of