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BOW – The Bow and John Stark wrestling programs were focused on development and growth this past season. On Saturday, it was clear those efforts paid off.Plymouth won three individual titles to win its fourth straight team championship with 163...

Last year was as much about rebuilding the program infrastructure as it was competing. The Tide finished fifth in Division I last year, breaking a streak of six straight D-I runner-up finishes, but Concord High School wrestling head coach Ham Munnell...

The Winnisquam Regional High School gym is home to a blank wrestling banner. Next year, it won’t be empty anymore. The Plymouth Bobcats had six finalists and two champions, scoring 164 points to easily win their third consecutive Division III title,...

Boys’ BasketballBow 70, Kingswood 45Key players: Bow  – Owen Petretta (25 points, 15 rebounds), Lincoln Routhier (16 points), Hunter Duncan (13 points), Alex Boisvert (6 points, 8 assists), Myles Reinhardt (10 rebounds)Highlights:The Falcons used a...

COVID-19 forced the cancellation of wrestling tournaments last season, but the pandemic impacted wrestling beyond the NHIAA season. It meant a full year of no camps, no clinics, fewer offseason tournaments and fewer opportunities for coaches and...

D-III Boys’ SoccerNo. 10 Bishop Brady 6No. 7 Berlin 0Highlights: The Giants opened up tourney play with a decisive victory over the Mountaineers in the preliminary round. Brady will play the winner of No. 2 Hopkinton vs. No. 15 Hillsboro-Deering in...

Girls’ Soccer John Stark 10, Sanborn 0 Key players: John Stark – Meghan Rousseau (goal, 3 assists), Makayla Pellerin (3 goals), Reagan Lamothe (2 goals, assist), Maddy Parker (2 goals), Meghan Mefford (2 goals), Arden Ulmer (assists), Madison Porth...