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New Hampshire State Tournament Pairings

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2 years ago

May 31, 2022

DIVISION 1 BASEBALL

Seedings: 1. Portsmouth 18-1, 2. Pinkerton 17-3, 3. Nashua South 15-4, 4. Londonderry 14-6, 5. Harmony 13-6, 6. Exeter 13-6, 7. Winnacunnet 13-7, 8. Bishop Guertin 13-7, 9. Bedford 12-8, 10. Goffstown 10-8, 11. Dover 9-9, 12. Windham 10-10, 13. Central/West 9-10, 14. Nashua North 7-12, 15. Spaulding 6-13

First Spherical, Thursday, 4 p.m.

Bedford at Bishop Guertin; Central-West at Londonderry; Windham at Harmony; Spaulding at Pinkerton; Goffstown at Winnacunnet; Nashua North at Nashua South; Dover at Exeter

Quarterfinals, Saturday, 4 p.m.

At increased remaining seed

BG/Bedford winner at Portsmouth; Central-West/Londonderry vs. Windham/Harmony winner; Spaulding/Pinkerton winner vs. Goffstown/Winnacunnet winner; Nashua North/Nashua South winner vs. Dover/Exeter winner

Semifinals, Wednesday, June 8

At Holman Stadium, Nashua, 4 and seven p.m.

Finals, Saturday, June 11

At NE Delta Dental Stadium, Manchester, 4 p.m.

DIVISION 1 BOYS LACROSSE

Seedings: 1. Exeter 17-1, 2. Bishop Guertin 16-2, 3. Nashua South 14-4, 4. Londonderry 12-6, 5. Merrimack 9-7, 6. Pinkerton 10-8, 7. Bedford 8-8, 8. Harmony 8-9, 9. Souhegan 7-10

First Spherical, Thursday, 5 p.m.

Souhegan at Harmony

Quarterfinals, Saturday, 5 p.m.

Souhegan/Harmony winner at Exeter; Merrimack at Londonderry; Bedford at Bishop Guertin; Pinkerton at Nashua South

Semifinals, Wednesday, June 8

At Exeter Excessive College, 5 p.m. and seven:15 p.m.

Finals, Sunday, June 12

At Exeter Excessive College, 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION 2 BOYS LACROSSE

Seedings: 1. Portsmouth 16-1, 2. Derryfield 13-3, 3. Windham 13-3, 4. Timberlane 12-4, 5. Saint Thomas 12-4, 6. Winnacunnet 11-4, 7. ConVal 10-4, 8. OR-Newmarket 9-7, 9. Hanover 7-7, 10. Coe-Brown 7-7, 11. Goffstown 7-9, 12. Memorial-Central 7-11, 13. Hollis Brookline 6-10, 14. Alvirne 6-10

First Spherical, Thursday, 5 p.m.

Hanover at OR-Newmarket; Hollis Brookline at Timberlane; Memorial-Central at Saint Thomas; Coe-Brown at ConVal; Alvirne at Windham; Goffstown at Winnacunnet

Quarterfinals, Saturday, 5 p.m.

At increased remaining seed

Hanover/OR-Newmarket winner at Portsmouth; Hollis Brookline/Timberlane winner vs. Memorial-Central/Saint Thomas winner; Coe-Brown/ConVal winner at Derryfield; Alvirne/Windham winner vs. Goffstown/Winnacunnet winner

Semifinals, Tuesday, June 7

At Stellos Stadium, Nashua, 5 p.m. and seven:15 p.m.

Finals, Sunday, June 12

At Exeter Excessive College, 5 p.m.

DIVISION 1 GIRLS LACROSSE

Seedings: 1. Bishop Guertin 15-1, 2. Bedford 14-2, 3. Pinkerton 13-3, 4. Souhegan 12-4, 5. Nashua South 13-5, 6. Dover 11-6, 7. Londonderry 11-7, 8. Exeter 9-9

Quarterfinals, Wednesday, 5 p.m.

Exeter at Bishop Guertin; Nashua South at Souhegan; Londonderry at Bedford; Dover at Pinkerton

Semifinals, Saturday, June 4

At Exeter Excessive College, 5 p.m. and seven p.m.

Finals, Tuesday June 7

At Exeter Excessive College, 7 p.m.

DIVISION 2 GIRLS LACROSSE

Seedings: 1. Portsmouth 16-2, 2. Hanover 11-3, 3. Hollis Brookline 13-4, 4. Windham 12-4, 5. OR-Newmarket 11-4, 6. Goffstown 11-5, 7. Pembroke 9-5, 8. Winnacunnet 9-6

Quarterfinals, Wednesday, 5 p.m.

Winnacunnet at Portsmouth; OR-Newmarket at Windham; Pembroke at Hanover; Goffstown at Hollis Brookline

Semifinals, Saturday, June 4

At Stellos Stadium, Nashua, 5 p.m. and seven p.m.

Finals, Wednesday, June 8

At Stellos Stadium, Nashua, 7 p.m.

DIVISION 1 SOFTBALL

Seedings: 1. Exeter 17-1, 2. Harmony 17-1, 3. Londonderry 17-2, 4. Salem 13-5, 5. Pinkerton 13-5, 6. Winnacunnet 13-6, 7. Goffstown 13-6, 8. Alvirne 11-7, 9. Bishop Guertin 11-7, 10. Windham 12-8, 11. Timberlane 10-8, 12. Merrimack 10-8, 13. Bedford 8-10, 14. Spaulding 7-12

First Spherical, Wednesday, 4 p.m.

Bishop Guertin at Alvirne; Bedford at Salem; Merrimack at Pinkerton; Windham at Goffstown; Spaulding at Londonderry; Timberlane at Winnacunnet

Quarterfinals, Saturday, 4 p.m.

At increased remaining seed

BG/Alvirne winner at Exeter; Bedford/Salem winner vs. Merrimack/Pinkerton winner; Windham/Goffstown winner at Harmony; Londonderry/Spaulding winner vs. Timberlane/Winnacunnet winner

Semifinals, Wednesday, June 8

At Plymouth State, 5 p.m. and seven p.m.

Finals, Saturday, June 11

At Plymouth State, 7 p.m.

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New Hampshire State Troopers investigating fatal crash on the Interstate 93 ramp

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2 hours ago

November 24, 2024

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New Hampshire State Troopers investigating fatal crash on the Interstate 93 ramp

3 people are deceased as New Hampshire State Police investigate a crash on the Interstate 93 ramp in Salem, N.H.

State Troopers, alongside members of the Salem Fire Department and New Hampshire Department of Transportation, were dispatched at 2:02pm for a report of a single-vehicle crash at the Exit 2 offramp from 1-93 Southbound.

Initial investigations believed that the vehicle, a 2012 KIA Sportage, had veered off onto the right side of the offramp, traveling through the grass, and then striking a culvert. The vehicle immediately stopped.

Both the driver and two passengers were pronounced dead at the scene. The driver has been identified as Rodney J. Dore, 71, of Pelham. The passengers were identified as Anne J. Dore, 70, also of Pelham, and Lisana M. Alexander, 45, of Salem.

The offramp was closed for a short period of time while troopers conducted initial investigations before reopening around 6pm.

As the investigation continues, N.H. State Police are urging the public with any information to contact Trooper Mark Lingerman at 603-223-4381 or mark.n.lingerman@dos.nh.gov.

This is a developing story. Check back for updates as more information becomes available.

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One dead in single-car crash in Nashua

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10 hours ago

November 24, 2024

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One person is dead after a single-vehicle crash in Nashua, New Hampshire early Sunday morning.

Nashua Fire Rescue says they responded to a report of a crash at around 1:08 a.m.

When they arrived, authorities say they found a car had hit the center barrier and ended up against the overpass on Tinker Road.

Hydraulic rescue tools were used to access the person inside the car, according to authorities.

The person in the car was declared dead at the scene.

New Hampshire State Police is investigating the incident.

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90-year-old great-grandmother graduates from New Hampshire college 50 years after finishing degree

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19 hours ago

November 24, 2024

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90-year-old great-grandmother graduates from New Hampshire college 50 years after finishing degree

MANCHESTER N.H. – Some people may have thought there was a celebrity in the building at Southern New Hampshire University’s graduation on Saturday. Annette Roberge certainly felt like one as she crossed the stage to get her diploma at 90 years old.

“I’m still on cloud nine,” Roberge said. “I can’t even put it into words. It was exhilarating, it was awesome, it was beyond anything I could’ve possibly imagined.”

Roberge walked across the stage to a standing ovation from her peers.

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Degree 50 years in the making

This degree has been decades in the making for the mother of five, grandmother of 12, and great-grandmother of 15. She began taking classes at New Hampshire College, now SNHU, in 1972 one year after her husband of 20 years was killed in Vietnam.

Roberge graduated from Manchester Central High School in 1953 and she married her husband later that year.

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She completed several night and weekend courses before it took a backseat to her five kids and two jobs. Roberge worked as an insurance agent while she finished up as a lunch lady at a nearby school. Roberge retired at age 75, but she was a woman who loved learning, and she knew something was missing from her life.

“If I started something I just have to finish it,” Roberge said.

But it wasn’t until recently that Roberge’s daughter began poking around and learned her mom had earned enough credits for an associate’s degree in business administration. Barring some health challenges, Roberge finally walked across the stage on Saturday to the roaring cheers from her fellow graduates and a standing ovation.

“Never give up on learning because what you learn can never be taken away from you,” Roberge said.

“It matters so much for the example it sets about what we do for ourselves, to keep learning and stretching and growing,” SNHU President Lisa Marsh Ryerson said.

“Don’t ever give up on a dream”

Roberge even had a parting message for all of her new fellow graduates.

“If you’ve got a dream don’t let it just sit there. Do something, make it work, don’t ever give up on a dream.”

If you thought Roberge would be satisfied with her associate’s degree you’d be wrong. She plans to start working towards her bachelor’s degree in January.

Ken MacLeod