The Rundlett Middle School cross country teams competed in the Tri-County Championship and State Championship meets over the last two Saturdays. The Rundlett boys’ won the Tri-Country Division I championship, while the girls’ team took home third place. Spencer Clemans, Conor Fennessy, Ian Mamos, Maximiliano Jimenez-Calderon and Sebastian Telus were the five boys’ scorers, while Mahalie Burdette, Quinn Doherty, Gianna Gualtieri, Francesca Brown and Izabela Thompson scored for the Rundlett girls. At the state championship, the Rundlett boys finished second while the girls finished sixth
Registration for the Concord Parks and Rec basketball season is open. Program runs Saturdays starting in November for players age 4 through fourth grade. More information is available at concordparksandrec.com or 603-225-8690.
Pitching clinics facilitated by former Salem High Softball coach (winner of 15 NHIAA state championships) and current NCAA D-I Merrimack College softball pitching coach Harold Sachs are accepting registrations players in grades 5-12. Clinics are on Nov. 6, No. 13 and Nov. 20 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Plymouth State University’s All Well North Bank of New Hampshire building. Cost is $100 per session, $175 for two sessions and $250 if you pre-register for all three. Bring your own catcher (catcher is free to attend). Email Plymouth State softball head coach Mike Bernier at mabernier2@plymouth.edu with questions.
Hillsboro-Deering High School is looking for a varsity girls’ basketball head coach, JV girls’ basketball coach, varsity girls’ lacrosse head coach and two outdoor track assistant coaches. Interested applicants who can commit to the season should submit an application at hdsd.org/employment. Contact athletic director Jay Wood at jwood@hdsd.org with questions.