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MANCHESTER, NH – Now more than halfway through the regular season, the standings across all New Hampshire fall sports are starting to take shape, and several Queen City teams find themselves among those competing for playoff positioning, while others are in a rebuilding phase. Check out some results from last week here:

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MERRIMACK - Erin Lynch and Meredith Toland each scored as the Dover High School field hockey team beat Merrimack, 2-0 on Tuesday in a Division I match. Dover, the defending Division I state champions, improved to 12-2-1, and will end its regular season on Wednesday at home against Windham. ...

Baton twirling – an uncommon yet captivating sport. Athletes in this sport may be scarce and hard to find; however, Oakmont has a “twirler” of its own. Ms. Ellarie Healey, an Oakmont freshman, baton twirls for the Red Star Twirlers in Derry New Hampshire. Healey has a...

Timberlane kicked off their season with an away game at Windham, the Owls had high hopes for the game but ended up coming out with a 7-53 loss. Going into half, the Owls only trailed by 11 with the score being 7-18. While this was not a huge lead by Windham, there was not huge hope for Timberlane as they “lost a lot of important guys on both sides of the ball,” said Senior Captain and Quarterback Jeremy Mlocek. The team took a huge hit, losing Senior Captain Liam Kelley, the Owls Kicker, Punter, Middle Linebacker, and Running back. Liam has a chip bone fracture and is unsure when he will return. Kelley says that “Our team has suffered three or four big injuries as a whole which will affect the team much more than just my injury.” With multiple injuries on the field, the younger and less experienced players have had to step up and fill these roles. The home opener game against Merrimack was a wake up call for the Owls as they had to use these younger players. Sadly, the owls came out with a loss of 6-27. Frankie Carrasquillo, a Sophomore who had to step up in this difficult time says that “Everyone needs to do their job, so that the team does better as a team.” These underclassmen are the future of the Timberlane Football Program and need to put the work in to become better players. While having Junior Varsity players starting on both sides of the ball is not ideal, it is important for the team to trust them and have faith in their future.

MANCHESTER, N.H. – Freshman Chance Prouty (Danvers, Mass.) scored his first collegiate goal in the first half as the Saint Anselm College men's soccer team defeated Daemen in non-conference action by a final score of 2-0 on Tuesday afternoon. The Hawks have now won three straight games and have posted two consecutive shutouts. Senior Lucas Bravo Ollé (Sitges, Barcelona, Spain) scored his third goal of the season and assisted on Prouty's goal as well, which gives him a team-high eight points this season.

WEST HAVEN, Conn. – The Saint Anselm College women's volleyball team was upended by the University of New Haven in straight sets by a 3-0 final. Saint Anselm will host conference opponent Adelphi on Saturday October 19th with a 11:00AM start time. Score: Saint Anselm 0, New Haven 3.

NEW CASTLE, Del. – The Saint Anselm College women's bowling team earned three more wins on Sunday to finish the Bud Whitman Memorial with a record of 5-4. It is the first time in program history that the Hawks have completed a tournament with a winning record. The Hawks...

Manchester West Football Coach Andrew Provencher explains to Guest host Nate Shrader how the school’s football program has been named a finalist for T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights contest. As a finalist, West football will receive $25,000 and is in the running for the $2 million grand prize....

The Timberlane Boys Soccer team is off to a phenomenal start this year, already surpassing their win total from last year. We interviewed some of the key players as well as some big fans of the team on their outlook on the team this year. A lot of players have...

FAIRFIELD, Conn. – The Merrimack College Field Hockey was bested in a road conference matchup with Fairfield. Records: Fairfield (7-5, 4-1 NEC), Merrimack (0-11, 0-4 NEC) The Stags would score twice in the first period while Merrimack did not have much success on the offensive side. In the second period, Fairfield stacked on their lead with three more goals to go up 5-0 at the half. In the third, the Stags would score once again and it would be Julie Wester getting on the stat sheet with a shot that was saved. Fairfield would score two more goals in the final period of play to close it out 8-0.

When and Where: October 15, 2024 – Manchester, N.H. (Larkin Field) Score: #5 Southern New Hampshire University 1, Bentley University 0. Records: SNHU 11-1 (8-0 NE10), Bentley 7-6 (6-2 NE10) Senior Carley Lovejoy (Kennebunk, Maine) redirected a shot by senior Eliza Bates (Newport, N.H.) for the only goal of...

MANCHESTER, NH — Junior Amar Kamaric scored on a direct kick in the 71st minute, lifting Manchester Central to a stunning 2-2 win over Keene High, Tuesday evening at venerable Gill Stadium. It was a huge win for the Little Green, whose season has been a series of emotional...

Tyngsborough is 0-5 against West Boylston/Tahanto since February of 2021 but things could change on Friday. A feisty cat fight will be fought when Tigers faces off against the West Boylston/Tahanto Lions at 7:00 p.m. Tyngsborough will be strutting in after a victory while West Boylston/Tahanto will be coming in after a loss.

NASHUA, NH – On Saturday the Rotary Club of Nashua West held its seventh annual Duck Derby. 10,000 rubber ducks were released into the wild, briefly, for this charity event. The afternoon of fun activities for families was held on the bank of the Nashua River at the Millyard Technology Park.