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Hopkinton High field hockey is graduating six seniors and coach Kate Hohenberger gave an emotional speech to her players and the crowd of fans that gathered around at the end of Tuesday’s game with Newport.Each player embraced her coach and received...

By ALEXANDER RAPP

CANTERBURY – The Concord Crimson Tide golf team traveled to Canterbury Woods Country Club to defend its Division I team golf title, but fell short and finished sixth in the team championship on a very cold and windy morning on the course.During the...

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Annie Mattarazzo will become the new NHTI athletics director, and the first female to assume the role in the college’s history. Mattarazzo was previously the athletic director for Bishop Brady High School in Concord and an assistant basketball coach...

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NORTHWOOD – The Merrimack Valley Pride (6-6) broke a three-game losing streak by beating the Coe-Brown Bears (5-6-1) on Friday afternoon, 2-1.Merrimack Valley had lost to Pembroke Academy before playing two tough games against two teams top of the...

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NORTH SUTTON – Hopkinton midfielder Noah Aframe’s throw-in acumen is thanks to his basketball skills, and he dished out two alley-oop-like throws to assist jumping strikers in the box. The throws backstopped the Hawks’ 3-1 boys’ soccer win over...

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Athletic directors do a little bit of everything, from overseeing game-day operations and scheduling to equipment management and communicating common visions to parents and fans. The role and its specific duties can seem elusive to the average...

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Nashua’s Stellos Stadium was closed for the remainder of the season for repairs due to the turf field — installed in 2011 — needing work to ensure the safety of players.The field reportedly had issues identified as early as January and it failed a...

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Senior forward Margo Kennedy tore her ACL last season and had a few bumps on the road to recovery before making her season debut for the Crimson Tide (3-7-2) against Spaulding (0-10-0). She came back like she had never left and scored two of the...

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Concord’s football team kept its playoff aspirations alive with a win against Windham at home on Friday night in a much-needed victory. The Crimson Tide (3-1) beat Windham, 20-7, and shut out the Jaguars (2-2) after they opened the scoring early in...

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The Concord Christian girls’ soccer team faced its biggest challenge of the season against Newmarket in a rematch of last year’s 2-1 loss in the Division IV semifinals.On Thursday afternoon, CCA made history by turning the tables on the Mules, this...

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“Movement is Medicine” reads the neon sign above the main desk, describing the core mission of Concord’s new gym.The latest addition to Concord’s fitness scene, Flexable Assisted Stretching and Wellness, which gets its name from the combination of the...

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NORTH SUTTON – Senior midfielder Carly Grant’s hat trick was the highlight of a stellar outing on home soil by Kearsarge to beat Hillsboro-Deering, 5-0, on Tuesday afternoon.She opened the scoring on a solo run and finished easily one-on-one with the...

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After dropping the first set, Concord was poised to stay in the game and win the second with a 17-7 lead. Unfortunately for the Tide, Pinkerton Academy came back, and started battling every point as if it were its last, to take a two-set lead and the...

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PENACOOK – Senior Bailey Gatchell scored the lone goal with nine minutes left in the first half and goalkeeper Laila Al-Shawafi held a clean sheet behind a strong defense as Pembroke beat Merrimack Valley 1-0 in a girls’ soccer match in on...

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PENACOOK – A fourth-quarter comeback seemed imminent for Merrimack Valley’s field hockey team after struggling to get clear shots on goal despite good movement forward through three quarters against Bow.With 10 minutes left in the game and down by two...

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Four weeks into the NFL season, former University of New Hampshire star running back Dylan Laube is still waiting for his big break after being selected by the Las Vegas Raiders with the 208th overall pick in the sixth round of the 2024 draft.“The...

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The Coe-Brown Northwood Academy volleyball team’s senior outside hitter, Emma Zeblisky, set the tone for the Bears’ three-game sweep of John Stark on Wednesday.A fierce Zeblisky spike closed a decisive win in the first set, 25-10. CBNA (6-1) went on...

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The Consulate General of Peru in Boston will hold an itinerant consular attention session in Manchester for the first time ever on Saturday. Appointments can be scheduled by contacting the consulate over the phone or e-mail.Peruvian citizens of...

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Hopkinton spread the wealth of goals against Newfound in a 6-0 win over the Bears (1-6-0) on Monday to remain undefeated on the season in Division III girls’ soccer.The Hawks improved to 7-0-1 on the season – with their only tie against Trinity early...

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One hundred fifty years ago, the sport we now know as baseball was starting out in America with underhand pitching, one-bounce catch-outs, and other rules that are vastly different from today’s game.Dirigo Vintage Base Ball Club — based out of...