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DERRY - Steady and focused was how the Windham High School girls volleyball team reached the Division II championship game. And that was how the No. 3 Jaguars were going to win their second-straight title Saturday night against No. 5 Portsmouth. Windham opened the first two games by keeping under
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WINDHAM - The Bow and Windham high school football teams played extremely close to one another and fought until the very last whistle of Saturday's Division II quarterfinal. But it was Matt Harkins' touchdown pass to Mark Borak with seconds remaining that gave No. 8 Bow a stunning 20-15 win over to
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BEDFORD – Another repeat in the books. After losing just one game all season, the Windham High School field hockey team seemed poised to make a championship return. Facing an upstart Hanover team wasn’t easy, and it took a stellar defensive effort to pull out the 1-0 win and
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Maddie Norris has been a part of the Hollis Brookline High School girls volleyball team long enough to know that, while every team is different, the Cavaliers' expectations remain the same. That's what happens when you are part of a junior class that has already won back-to-back Division I champion
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MILFORD - The Milford High School football team, plagued by penalties on both sides of the ball, fell at home to Windham by the score of 28-7. With the victory, the Jaguars improved their season record to an impressive 2-0, while the loss knocked the Spartans back to a 0-2 start. The first quarter
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WINDHAM - Emily Frank was excited to see the Windham High School girls volleyball team back on the court on Wednesday. To turn in the kind of performance the Jaguars did was a bonus. Behind some solid serving, led by Frank, the defending Division II champions had little trouble with Pelham, sweepi
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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
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When a football team scores five touchdowns in the first half of a game, it's hard not to look at the offense as being the reason. But for the Windham High School football team, a lot of that success on offense Saturday came from a defense that was playing at midseason form. The Jaguars moved the
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WINDHAM – Taking advantage of opportunities isn’t just something the Windham High School football team tries to do to boost its confidence on the field. The resulting impact on the opponent can be just as beneficial. The Jaguars came up big in all phases early in Saturday's game against Hollis Bro
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Seven New Hampshire teams took another step toward the season in Wednesday’s Granite State Football Jamboree.
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Bill Raycraft doesn't hesitate long when asked what he thinks Royce Belsky could improve on going into his senior season with the Windham High School football team. A player described the head coach as humble and willing to do whatever his team needs of him, Belsky is expected to be an important pa
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Here are the Division II girls lacrosse teams, as selected by the division coaches. First team * Johanna Copeland, Hanover, attack; Lily Madden, Portsmouth, attack; Emma Lindquist, Windham, attack; Keelyn McNamera, Winnacunnet, attack; Maddie McCorkle, Hanover, midfield; Gracie Getman, Portsmouth, midfield; Sydney Ludes, Portsmouth, midfield; Meg Dzalio, Winnacunnet, midfield; Elizabeth McLaughlin,