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HS Roundup: North skis its way to evening Battle of Bridge

The Nashua High School North ski teams came through to even the Batte of the Bridge at 2-2 with boys and girls wins over rival Nashua South on Monday at Pat's Peak. In the boys meet, Nashua South's Tommy Crook was the winner in 43.62, but Nashua North took the next six spots for a 390-382 win. ...

COMEBACK! Asimakopulos goal in last second gives Knights first win

NASHUA – The way it happened, it was almost worth the wait. Nashua North-South's Gavin Asimakopulos pounced on a loose puck after Merrimack-Hollis Brookline-Derryfeld's goalie Liam Gagne made a save on the Knights' Thomas Dratch and banged it home with a scant three-tenths of a second left. ...

A NEW CALLING: North, DWC alum Farmer thrives as Trinity coach

Ray Farmer was as nervous as he's ever been. It was a couple of years ago and he was about to meet the Trinity High boys basketball players he was going to be coaching for the first time. “Honestly, I haven't been that nervous since maybe my first high school game,” the former Nashua ...

HS Roundup: Storm, Cards fall, Souhegan wrestlers shine

It was a busy, snowy Saturday as despite the weather the shows went on, including the Military Appreciation Day at Conway Arena that also featured the Souhegan-Nashua North-South girls hockey team in action. It was also day for the latest rendition of the Concord-Bishop Guertin hockey ...

TELEGRAPH ALL-STARS: Harrington gave Cards a net gain

The Telegraph continues to shake off the winter blahs these couple of weeks to honor the top athletes from the fall season with our All-Star teams. Today is girls volleyball 2025 TELEGRAPH ALL-AREA GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM PLAYER OF THE YEAR CAITLIN HARRINGTON, BISHOP GUERTIN Harringotn was a ...

FUTURE GLIMPSE: Sabers learn lessons in loss to Pelham

AMHERST – The Souhegan High School girls basketball team saw a glimpse of its future on Friday night. Sure, there was a price to pay, a 61-38 loss to the more experienced Pelham Pythons, but the Sabers saw the type of team they want to become. “And they will become that,” Pelham coach ...