2025 at 5:11 pm ETHighlights from the Division 1 Wrestling Tournament in Londonderry on Feb (Tony Schinella/Patch)The Crimson Tide team and coaches at the Division 1 Wrestling Tournament in Londonderry on Feb NH — Hundreds of New Hampshire’s best wrestlers battled in 740 bouts in three division championship matches on Saturday According to the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association and the Top 4 in Division III in 14 weight brackets will face off on March 1 at the state’s Meet of Champions The Girls State Championship will also be held on Saturday the Top 3 finishers for boys and the Top 2 for girls winners will go onto the New England Wrestling Championship on March 8 and 9 at the Providence Career and Technical Academy in Providence Here are the school results for Division I Click on this link to review individual wrestler results Click this link for the individual wrestler results Individual wrestler results can be found linked here Do you have a news tip? 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Rain giving way to foggy conditions overnight Timberlane Regional Middle School student cooking competition team winners include Amber Figueras Dunjo Timberlane Regional Middle School’s waffle chicken sandwich with a side of potato roses was the winning dish at the school’s cooking competition Timberlane Regional Middle School student Amber Figueras Dunjo assembles potato roses as part of her team’s winning dish for the school’s cooking competition — a chicken waffle sandwich Merrimack Valley Middle School students Gianna Lane Ray Hodges and Garv Bista work together to prepare their dish for a cooking competition at Timberlane Regional Middle School IT MAY NOT have been an episode of “Top Chef,” but it was close enough for the budding chefs from Timberlane Regional Middle School in Plaistow who sharpened their culinary skills this year and took home the top prize in the inaugural New Hampshire Middle School Cooking Competition The Timberlane team’s hard work in the school kitchen paid off on Thursday when the students wowed the judges with their scrumptious waffle chicken sandwich and potato roses beating some tough competition from Pelham Memorial School and Merrimack Valley Middle School in Penacook Our dish tasted so good,” Timberlane eighth grader Eva Fritsch said after her team’s big win The school hosted the competition for the first time to give middle school students a chance to showcase their cooking talents The University of New Hampshire used to offer a cookoff that was open to middle and high school students on a much bigger scale interest waned and some schools cut their family and consumer sciences programs a family and consumer sciences teacher at Timberlane Regional Middle School Timberlane decided to offer a similar competition After reaching out to other schools to gauge interest teams from Pelham Memorial and Merrimack Valley agreed to put their skills to the test The competition had a barbecue theme with honey as a required ingredient The teams of four to five students had one hour to complete their recipe and were judged on presentation creative use of the theme ingredient and taste and it’s a creative outlet and something that’s different,” said Chooljian who was named the New Hampshire Association of Family & Consumer Sciences 2025 Teacher of the Year I hope this keeps going and more students get involved on a bigger scale again I hope it brings light to the fact that so many schools have gotten rid of it.” While some students come to school with a lot of cooking experience “Not everyone gets that opportunity at home so school is a great place to get that in a safe environment,” she said who provided honey for the competition; Emily Barrett president-elect of the New Hampshire Association of Family & Consumer Sciences; and Bobby “The Butcher” Marcotte culinary director for Tuckaway Tavern and Butchery in Raymond and other restaurants and a two-time champion of “Guy’s Grocery Games,” a popular grocery store cooking competition on the Food Network As the students raced to finish their dishes on time Marcotte made the rounds and chatted with the young cooks about the importance of finding ways to handle unexpected problems that arise in the kitchen “Having this going on at this age level is awesome a lot of the time it’s a very controlled environment,” Marcotte said “You know exactly how many things you’re making how much time you have to do stuff and it’s not as realistic and high pressure as the restaurant business is To have these kinds of settings where you’re forced into a time crunch is important but it teaches the actual environment that we deal with every day.” The winning dish featured a waffle chicken sandwich with barbecue sauce and lettuce and tomato Timberlane seventh grader Amber Figueras Dunjo carefully formed the potato roses which consisted of fried slices of potatoes wrapped in bacon with a honey glaze Deciding on a side dish for the competition took some trial and error “The side was between the potato roses and a peach salad but the peach salad wasn’t good,” said Carson Bruce was impressed with how they managed to pull off the win “I was really surprised with how much time we had afterward once we finished the waffles,” he said Merrimack Valley eighth grader Gianna Lane described her team’s dish as a coconut breaded chicken thigh topped with a brown sugar caramelized pineapple with a hot sriracha honey sauce on a homemade Hawaiian roll with a honey glaze sprinkled with Himalayan salt The students also made a mango jalapeño coleslaw as a side dish Gianna said her team wanted to come up with an acidic sweet and savory dish “We really wanted to lean into something a little more unique and creative with a heavy Hawaiian theme,” she said Pelham prepared barbecue tacos with a cold salad and corn muffins on the side said she was worried about the team “messing up the recipe” but felt pretty confident heading into the competition who admitted that it was tough to decide on a winner as they were impressed with all of the food that the students prepared “Every single dish was absolutely delicious I don’t think we expected the high quality of the dishes and the presentation I’m glad I came hungry,” London told the students Marcotte praised the students’ work and encouraged them to hit him up for a job in one of his kitchens in the future Whenever you guys get to working age I’ll be waiting because you guys will all be welcome all of you,” he told the students as the winning team was announced Katie Siwicki has been named principal of Barnard School in South Hampton bringing more than 25 years of experience to the South Hampton school community This could be a big week at the State House as Gov Kelly Ayotte may secure support for two of her two priority bills — banning cites and towns from adopting sanctuary city policies and expanding access to taxpayer-subsidized President Donald Trump said on Friday his administration will revoke Harvard University’s tax-exempt status returning to a threat he issued against the Massachusetts school last month as part of his wider attack on elite universities If New Hampshire teachers graded the state government on its ability to fund education Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Would you like to receive our daily news? Signup today Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account the Exeter High School boys soccer team marched right through as the second-seeded Blue Hawks scored two goals in an 8-minute span and beat No 3-0 on Wednesday in a Division I first-round game Exeter senior midfielder Will Manix scored twice within 8 minutes and Alan Barretto added a late goal for the Blue Hawks "Our message to this group of kids is you have to be able to handle adversity," Exeter head coach Dan Curran said you're going to have teams that can all play The team that comes out on top is going to be the team that handles adversity the best." Exeter will host the winner of Wednesday's late game between No Manix scored his first of two goals 22 minutes into the second half Barretto's goal came with less than 5 minutes left and I think the group was confident," Curran said They knew what they wanted to do and they did it .. we stuck to the grind and we're onto Saturday." "I'm glad to (play) in next round's game," he said "We've got a lot of things to work on the next few days but we can't complain too much right now." It was still a slippery situation Friday in parts of Tallahassee and Leon County Crews continued their extensive work to clear more than a dozen roads of ice Timberlane Road near Meridian was one of the roads still covered with thick ice Friday morning CLICK HERE FOR A RUNNING LIST OF ROAD CLOSURES The road was closed Thursday after slippery conditions caused some cars to slide and some get stuck I saw this car obviously go through a patch of ice and hit their breaks and immediately started doing donuts in the road," said Matt Moses Moses lives on the road that is the detour for the icy stretch of Timberlane "The other cars that were coming were just impatient and going too fast and before you know it eight cars in the ditch and stuck," Moses said While cars have slid and others have gotten stuck Sergeant Brad Reilly said people mostly stayed home Wednesday and Thursday I think the citizens of Leon County have been kind to us We have had about a dozen car crashes that we've worked through," Reilly said "Some people have been sliding off the road." so we definitely appreciate everybody heeding our request to stay off the roads," Reilly said Moses said he noticed many going through the detour Friday "I've seen more cars coming through here in two days than in 8 years," Moses said He said he is glad law enforcement blocked off icy roads "The initial reaction is to hit the brakes and that's the worst thing to do when you're driving on snow and ice drive through it and these people just don't get it," Moses said Make sure you continue to use navigation and keep up to date with us at ABC 27 for the latest on any changes Report a typo We cover stories making an impact in Northeast Tallahassee. 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Click here and tell us what we should be covering in your neighborhood The Seattle-based firm faced competition to secure the property With more capital coming into the multifamily arena the apartment sales market is starting to thaw Maryland-based real estate finance and advisory services firm Walker & Dunlop Investment Sales “Sellers and buyers are moving toward a transactional price.” There are multiple reasons for sellers and buyers coming together and debt quotes are stabilizing and moving down,” he said properties like 2828 Zuni are starting to move development and asset management company Timberlane Partners secured the 105-unit luxury apartment community located in the heart of Denver's Lower Highland neighborhood for $40.5 million The Walker & Dunlop Denver investment sales team arranged the transaction on behalf of their client Woodward said interest in the property was “very strong given the size and location of the project.” “They had varying options between agencies and life companies,” Woodward said It is positioned at the intersection of Interstate 25 and North Speer Boulevard adjacent to Downtown Denver's Platte Street and Union Station corridor and proximate to Denver's central business district Rents range from $1,881 to $3,050 for the property’s studio and one- and two-bedroom apartments, according to Apartments.com Timberlane plans “light upgrades to the amenity space not much to the units,” according to Woodward Click here to sign up to receive multifamily and apartment news like this article in your inbox every weekday Get the free daily newsletter read by industry experts Bozzuto and Cardinal Group highlighted the strategies that drive value during a recent webinar Subscribe to Multifamily Dive for top news The free newsletter covering the top industry headlines Junior Max Chung (157 pounds) holds down Keene’s Jack Gillard and beats him to place third at the D-I state championship Concord senior Anthony Gualtieri (175) finished strong by beating Steven Fatout of Timberlane for fifth place at Londonderry High School in Saturday’s Division I championship Concord’s Isaiah Puckett fought hard to beat Salem’s Jimmy Nelson in the 215-pound third place bout on Saturday Concord junior Wayne Gutierrez-Sakakeeny (285 pounds) takes down Bedford’s Matt Benn in the first round of the Division I championship Senior Sawyer McCready (150) beat Keene’s Jacob Hamm and ultimately placed fifth to earn the Tide important points LONDONDERRY – The Concord Crimson Tide may not have had any wrestlers in championship bouts but the overall strength of its wrestlers across the board carried the team to fourth place at the Division I championship on Saturday at Londonderry High School with three wrestlers claiming their weight class title Salem (211) and Keene (191) finished second and third and Concord had nine wrestlers in the top six of their weight classes the Tide proved that their depth was its biggest strength Three weeks ago, Concord hosted the Capital City Classic and was in a very similar situation as the state championship or at the 38-team Keene Minickiello Holiday Tournament this is the first time in a long time that so many of Concord’s wrestlers have advanced to the Meet of Champions Isaiah Puckett (215) and Wayne Gutierrez-Sakakeeny (285) all placed third with fantastic finishing performances to secure much-needed points and Gutierrez-Sakakeeny pinned Jayden Kuilan from Manchester Memorial in their third-place bouts “Those guys have put a lot of timeline effort in were a little disappointed last year with their performance,” Zeras said “Definitely put a lot of effort in and we were really trying to focus in this past week on making sure they were doing everything they could to be at their absolute best for today.” Sophomore Biswas Darji (106) finished fourth and got knocked into the consolation bracket in the semifinal by eventual champion Reid Grandmason of Exeter Salem’s John Blocksidge pinned him in the third-place match in the second period Junior Owen Gregg (126) was also pinned in the third-place match by Keene’s Carter Trubiano to finish fourth Anthony Gualtieri (175) and Carl Sirrianna (190) all finished in fifth place junior Jaxon Carter (144) fell to Bedford’s Jackson Bergeron in the fifth-place bout by decision The MOC will be held on Saturday at Pinkerton Academy starting at 9 a.m where the Division I’s best will grapple agains the best from D-II and D-III Alexander Rapp can be reached at arapp@cmonitor.com you agree with our use of cookies to personalize your experience measure ads and monitor how our site works to improve it for our users Salem High School’s Evan Lynch celebrates after winning the 120-pound championship match vs Timberlane’s Ethan Bilobram during the NHIAA Div I wrestling championships at Londonderry High School Saturday Lynch became Salem’s all-time wrestling wins leader with 188 victories Timberlane’s Ben Mann reacts after winning his 113-pound championship match against Windham’s Jason Ciano during the NHIAA Div has Salem’s Spencer Buscema off balance during their championship bout at 126 pounds during the NHIAA Div reacts after defeating Exeter’s Avery Niemi in their 165-pound championship match during the NHIAA Div works against Timberlane’s Joseph Consalvo during their championship match at 138 pounds during the NHIAA Div I wrestling championships hosted at Londonderry High School Saturday Salem’s Talen Walton reacts after defeating Timberlane’s Joseph Consalvo in their championship match at 138 pounds during the NHIAA Div Salem’s Talen Walton celebrates after beating Timberlane’s Joseph Consalvo in the 138-pound final Saturday at the NHIAA Division I wrestling championship at Londonderry High School battles Timberlane's Dominic Lee during their championship match at 144 pounds during the NHIAA Div works against Timberlane's Ethan Bilobram in their 120-pound championship match during the NHIAA Div and became Salem's all-time wrestling wins leader with 188 wins reacts after defeating Salem’s Caleb O’Rourke in the championship match at 132 pounds during Saturday’s NHIAA Division I wrestling championship at Londonderry LONDONDERRY — Salem High School’s Evan Lynch had a lot to celebrate at Saturday’s NHIAA Division I Wrestling Championships at Londonderry High School Not only did Lynch win the Division I championship at the 120-pound weight class he also became the program’s leader in career victories 188 when he beat Timberlane’s Ethan Bilobram in the 120-pound championship match The victory moved him past Tristen Cabinta a 2019 Salem High School graduate who finished his high school career with 187 wins Cabinta was among the first to congratulate Lynch after the championship match “It feels good after putting in all that work I watch the matches and help coach my teammates I make sure I keep my head in it and have a plan going into my matches.” Lynch won the Division I championship at 106 pounds during his freshman and sophomore seasons but moved up to 132 pounds and finished fourth in last year’s Division I meet He also prevailed at the Meet of Champions during his freshman and sophomore seasons That raised his record to 55-3 this season “He’s physically tough,” Salem coach Nick Eddy said He’s always been dedicated to it doing work in the offseason.” Salem failed to win a third straight Division I title Eight Timberlane wrestlers advanced to the championship match in their weight class to help the Owls win the team title with 237 points Salem was second with 211 and Keene placed third with 147 Three Timberlane wrestlers won Division I titles: Benn Mann (113) Jason O’Brien (165) and Kyle Lindblad (190) Mann won the Division I championship at 106 pounds last season The top six finishers in each weight class advanced to Saturday’s Meet of Champions at Pinkerton Academy Pinkerton’s Carter Mayotte was named the meet’s Most Outstanding Wrestler after he went 3-0 en route to the title at 150 pounds wrestled at the junior varsity level last season He beat Nashua South’s Ben Byrne in the 150-pound final Saturday Mayotte entered Saturday’s event as the No His path to the title included victories over the No “People kept telling me that I was gonna win this (Most Outstanding Wrestler) 132: Lance Bordeleau (Pinkerton Academy) def 150: Carter Mayotte (Pinkerton Academy) def 215: Anthony Caruso (Pinkerton Academy) def Division I Coach of the Year: Bill Gillard (Keene) combined for five goals and four assists as the Winnacunnet boys hockey team beat Timberlane 9-2 on Wednesday in a Division II game at The Icenter Winnacunnet snapped a three-game losing streak and improved to 6-6 on the season Alec Mitchell added two goals for the Warriors Alex Santora and Logan Oliviera both had one Cooper Oliviera added two assists for the Warriors Sophomore Evan Stamper had 16 saves for WHS SALEM - The Blue Hawks fell to 7-5-1 on the season with this Division I loss at The Icenter on assists from Chase Barbour and Connor Jaworski Drew Tremblay and Caden Smith all scored for Spaulding (11-2) in this Division II win at Campion Arena Tyler Jean had two assists for the Red Raiders Owen Nesbitt and Anthony Allen all had one Spaulding goalie Collin McIntyre had 30 saves on assists by Braiden Moriarty and Talon Beyer gave Oyster River (11-0-2) the lead with 12:59 left in the first period of this Division II game at the Whittemore Center Merrimack tied the game with 9:39 left in the second Oyster River goalie Cole Harwood had 32 saves - Rian Fabrizio had two goals and Apollo Moon had one for Portsmouth/Newmarket (0-12) in its Division II loss at Skate 3 Arena WEST LEBANON - Exeter goalie Grace Weed had 34 saves in this Division I loss at Campion Arena on assists from Olivia Hobbs and Brielle Kelly scored the lone goal for the Saints in this Division I tie at Dover Ice Arena Goalie Annabel Prochilo had 32 saves for STA/WHS/Dover (5-7-1) Olivia Kavanagh and Hannah Henderson all had one goal and one assist for Oyster River/Portsmouth in its Division I win at Conway Arena Eliza Farwell and Maeve Harney all scored a goal for the ClipperCats and Sage Bussiere and Bella Kane both had one MANCHESTER - Kaila Roy had 19 points and Ari Bennett had 10 as Winnacunnet improved to 5-10 with this Division I win The Warriors have gone 4-2 over their last six games SOMERSWORTH - Emilie von der Linden led all scorers with 16 points as 11 players scored for the Saints who improved to 15-0 with this Division III win while Genna Bolduc had 10 points and 13 rebounds Kayla Myers and Danna Dyer both had six points for Somersworth (0-15) while Dominique Boles and Graciela Wodnal played well DOVER - Ava Buchanan had 18 points and Jaela Stockbower had 13 for PCA (11-5) in this Division IV win Zuri Petlick added 12 points for the Eagles Maine - Colin O'Loughlin scored 12 points and Sam Jordan added eight as Traip lost in a Class C South preliminary round game Traip finished its season with a record of 6-13 "We got off to a slow start on the offensive end and never were really able to get much going," Traip coach Kyle Cook said "Our group of seniors battled hard all season RAYMOND - The Saints led 26-21 at halftime but Raymond started the third quarter on a 12-0 and hung on for this Division III win Raymond jumped out to a 14-1 lead to start the game Thomas Aquinas finished the regular season at 13-3 Thomas Aquinas head coach David Morissette said I need to do a better job preparing the team to start the game and the half To be outscored like that is just unacceptable." Sophomore Cole McClure scored a game-high 32 points for the Saints -Coaches are asked to e-mail game summaries to sports@seacoastonline.com Key players: Concord – Irankunda Mvuyekure (2 goals Highlights: Ayotte scored to open the match which was 3-3 at halftime before both teams locked down in the second half Coach’s quote: “Tale of two halves with all the offense in the first half and none in the second.” – Concord’s Scott Dunlop Key players: Coe-Brown – Brady Colgan (2 goals) Highlights: Down 2-0 midway through the first half Colgan bent a 22-yard free kick over the wall into the upper corner Coach's quote: “Despite poor form record-wise lately we’ve been seeing positive development game to game Big lessons today: defending set pieces with commitment and team resilience.” – Coe-Brown’s Christian Gompert Key players: Hopkinton – Nolan Linstad (2 goals) but the Hawks responded with three goals in an eight-minute span to secure the victory Coach’s quote: “Nice response by the Hawks today after West tied the game in the second half Aframe played a key role in the second half resurgence launching dangerous throw-ins to the goal mouth that were finished off for our second and third goals Linstad then bookmarked his first goal with our fourth goal – both goals being hardworking goals inside the box Centerback Mike Pantano played a key role in the victory 1 defense against many individually skilled West players.” – Hopkinton’s Scott Zipke Highlights: Van Dyke was part of three goals in a span of five minutes early in the first half Murphy finished the scored in the second half off of a great cross from Gelinas beating the keeper up high near post with a well-placed shot Coach’s quote: “Good game against an undermanned Pelham team dealing with a lot of injuries Girls played well and continued to work on improving on our speed of play and passing accuracy.” – Bow’s Jay Vogt Coach’s quote: “The team is looking to improve on our recent play in the next match We have a couple trainings to right the ship.” – John Streaks’s Eddie Marceau Key players: Bishop Brady – Camdyn Despres (goal) Mady Savary (assist); Kearsage – Tori Wooten (goal) Highlights: Wooten put the Cougars on the board at 13:53 in the first quarter putting away a rebound off a shot taken by teammate Ava Valle but the Giants scored a pair of goals in the third quarter and Bryson added an insurance tally in the fourth Each player on this team has a role and the most important one is together.” – Bishop Brady’s Kelly Owen “We struggled to move the ball past the midfield today Brady put a lot of pressure on our defense and wore them down.” – Kearsarge’s Chelsea Williams Key players: Hopkinton – Autumn Meier (6 goals) Highlights: The Hawks netted 10 goals for the second time this season to win their fifth game in their last six outings She goes above and beyond for all her students but she also is always right on top of modifications and accommodations for the students who need them She makes sure all students in regular education and in the special education community feels welcome in her class and included I appreciate all she does for the students I work with I have had the pleasure of assisting several students in her class last year and again this year and the way she teaches the way she makes every student feel cared about and the way she shows joy in her job Nicole Soucie Merrimack High School She has been my son’s case worker for over a year now School For all the time that I have known Amy she has always been passionate about… Corey Dionne Timberlane Regional Middle School Corey deserves this title so much Nominate the New Hampshire teacher whose made a difference in your life or your child’s life Tiffany Nelson Manchester Memorial High School This teacher is one of the “silent” heroes Forward Owen Buss tries to swat the puck out of midair in front of goal during the first period of John Stark-Hopkinton-Hillsboro/Deering’s boys’ hockey game with Timberline on Wednesday night at New England College in Henniker Buss is one off the Hopkinton High members on the three-school cooperative team John Stark-Hopkinton/Hillsboro-Deering forward Ryan Podsadowski (center) shoots at the Timberline goalie during first period action on Wednesday JSHHD forward Indy Madden — another Hopkinton High contribution to the General Hawks — brings up the puck against Timberline on Wednesday night The 6-2 win over the winless Division II Owls bumped JSHHD to 3-3-1 on its D-II campaign Defenseman Chris Gagnon (9) from John Stark looks at his Stark teammate goalie Charlie Pierce during introductions on Wednesday before their game against Timberline The team is made up of players from three are high schools GEOFF FORESTER / Monitor staff Hopkinton junior forward Kip Hedquist dished a perfect pass to the right wing for Hillsboro-Deering senior forward Ryan Podsadowski who juked Timberlane’s goalie and completed his hat trick John Stark and two players from Hillsboro-Deering high schools – known by parents as the Generals Hawks – was in the midst of an up-and-down season But they thumped a winless Timberlane (0-8-0) team “I think the boys definitely have the championship team this year So I think that we want to keep a positive mindset not just throughout our line but the entire team “So I think if we just keep that positive mindset just positive everything – and then the practice Head coach Denis Kolehmainen gave John Stark sophomore goalie Charlie Pierce his first varsity start for Wednesday night’s action at New England College’s Lee Clement Arena Pierce saved eight shots and allowed two goals in his debut while his Hillsboro-Deering and Hopkinton teammates took charge of the offense practice and building chemistry outside of athletics are simple because teammates share the same classrooms it looks slightly different for this three-school combination team learning the way that people play and learning what their skills are so that you can build off their skills they can build off yours and even their weaknesses,” Podsadowski said “You can help each other build up the weaknesses it’s a pretty decent line right there with the chemistry that we already have built.” The on-ice performance of the General Hawks throughout the season shows how student-athletes from separate communities can work together toward a common goal Kolehmainen said that the General Hawks are implementing film sessions to improve their performance and smooth out details while figuring out which lines work best together playing together builds bonds outside of the rink “That’s probably one of the harder things to do They’ll have their spaghetti parties; they went over to one of the coach’s houses and they were skating on a rink and stuff like that,” Kolehmainen said ‘This is what we’re doing good; this is what we’re not you’re doing so well.’ So they can see and it’s not like we’re trying to show blame.” Wednesday’s game was not entirely comfortable for the Stark-Hopkinton/H-D boys After a few roughing penalties and a separate minor for too many men on the ice the General Hawks were only ahead by one goal by the end of the second period despite outshooting the Owls JSHHD stepped on the gas and did not let up Hedquist scored his second goal of the night 16 seconds into the period Podsadowski completed his hat trick and snuck in a fourth goal late in the game “It definitely wasn’t just me,” Podsadowski said “It was pretty much all around that line effort there But I think the boys around me played pretty good The relatively young squad wants to compete in the playoffs and make a run for the Division III championship this year “This is a good game for us; it got us back up to .500 Now we just look forward to trying to position ourselves trying to make the playoffs And it’s anyone’s ballgame after that,” Kolehmainen said The General Hawks’ next game is at Pembroke-Campbell on Friday night Sign In Register City of Powell River Council is directing staff to apply for a grant to help pay for the demolition of the caretaker’s building at Timberlane Park councillors heard from chief administrative officer Lisa Bhopalsingh who said council had a decision to make around a budget amendment to allow for the demolition and removal of the caretaker’s building at the track She said the written report to councillors provided a brief explanation of the condition of the building following the departure of the full-time caretaker in 2023 “Due to some water damage to the building it is rendered not usable and beyond repair,” said Bhopalsingh so putting money into replacing it is not considered a wise operational decision at this time “You can see the recommendation before you would allow for us to apply to the Municipal Insurance Association of British Columbia (MIABC) for a grant for up to $22,850 with the remainder of the money to come through our asbestos assessment and abatement fund.” Councillor Cindy Elliott said the building and she didn’t believe there was any asbestos in it so she would be concerned that all the buildings that do have asbestos in them will have to be remediated in the future “Could we comment on whether there is actually asbestos in this building?” asked Elliott so it does contain a significant amount of asbestos Councillor Jim Palm said with the elimination of this building at the track he believes that the washroom facilities will remain Council unanimously carried a motion to apply for a grant of up to $22,850 from MIABC and that council direct staff to amend the city’s 2025 financial plan bylaw to include a $35,000 special project to remove the caretaker’s building from Timberlane Track funded by the asbestos assessment and abatement project for $12,150 it was discovered by staff that a water leak had caused substantial damage to the building The report stated that the building in its current stage is a potential liability and needs to be demolished as soon as possible Staff secured a quote from a qualified contractor to demolish the building and safely dispose of any hazardous materials Bishop Guertin's Ayla Regan is presented the Unsung Hero Award by Nashua Lions Club President Ed Lecius on Friday night prior to the Cards' game vs.Timberlane.The award is given in memory of former BG athletes who lost their lives in the last few years in motor vehicle accidents It was a Fab Friday for the majority of the local high school boys and girls basketball teams; the BG girls finished up a highly successful 14-4 regular season while the Souhegan girls clinched a tourney berth despite a loss the Cards and Alvirne Broncos got big wins as teams head into the final week of the regular season Holly Dufoe put together a 19 point performance leading the Cardinals dominant offense Kayden Rioux collected 12 and Jas Rosario added eight BG ends the regular season with a 14-4 record Ella Hartson had a 16-point night as she continues to put the team on her back as the playoffs approach Lexi Floyd and Julia Adams scored 11 apiece for the Broncos (10-7) The Cavs (8-9) struggled on the road while being shorthanded Ana O’Donnell and Ainslee Thompson scored 10 and six points respectively After going into halftime with a 29-20 lead the Spartans (13-3) pulled away with a 21-1 third quarter to grab a win on the road Lexi Bausha led the offense with 14 points Claire Cote added 13 and Shea Hansen had 10 Milford visits Hollis Brookline on Tuesday The bad news was the Sabers fell after being up 29-20 at the half They made a big run to cut the deficit to three points with 18 seconds left but that was it.Lanai HIckman led the way with 14 points while Caroline Drum had 10 and Julia Skelton nine The good news was that with Bishop Brady losing to Sanborn the 8-9 Sabers clinched a Division II tourney spot Connor McGowan and Eli Youssef each had stellar performances collecting 21 and 20 points respectively for the Cardinals (9-8) Luca Fabrizio scored nine points and Matt Chau added eight in the win The Titans (4-13) drop their third game in a row when they visited the Jaguars Robinson Rodriguez tallied 15 points and Alex Landry scored seven Sammy DeWitt adds another good scoring night to his season by tallying 20 points in the Broncos (12-5) win Sean Chipfunde Andrew Deely put in 12 points each and Garrett Hall added 11 The Tomahawks (8-9) could not overcome an early Memorial lead on the road while Mikey Flerra (four three-pointers in fourth quarter) and Nate Johnson added 14 each Drew Reagan’s 26 points on Senior Night was the cherry on top of what was a great defensive game for the Sabers (8-9) The Cavaliers (13-4) saw their eight-game win streak snapped in their final regular season home game at the hands of MV (10-6) Alton Williams led the Cavs with 15 points followed by Noah Natalino with 13 and Dylan Kelley with 10 HB rallied from five down at the half to take a 47-45 lead heading into the final quarter but couldnt find an answer to stopping MV’s Aiden Gray (25 points) The Cavs will wind up the regular portion of the campaign Tuesday at local rival Milford which needs the win to keep its faint Division II tourney hopes alive (Telegraph Staff Writer Tom King contributed to this report.) Copyright © 2025 Ogden Newspapers of New Hampshire LLC | https://www.nashuatelegraph.com | 110 Main St An eight-game Friday Seacoast slate kicked off Week 4 of the high school football season in New Hampshire and Maine In Division I, Exeter beat Winnacunnet, 38-12 as the Blue Hawks improved to 4-0 on the season Manchester Memorial beat Portsmouth/Oyster River and Spaulding beat out-of-state opponent Edward Little More: Rivalry Renewed: Batstone scores three second-half TDs as Exeter beats Winnacunnet More: Lowery was all-state running back at Exeter, now he's coaching at rival Winnacunnet and Traip Academy lost to Old Orchard Beach Maine - The York High School football team lost a heartbreaker for the second consecutive week as Brunswick scored the game-winning touchdown with 11 seconds remaining and rallied for a 24-20 Class C South win York was stopped at the 1-yard line in a 40-35 loss to Oceanside they all have been winnable games," York head coach Matt Nelson said I told the kids they have to keep their heads up We have a good group of kids who will come back to work on Monday." Brunswick quarterback Cam Beal scrambled to his right and connected with Liam Scholl in the back of the end zone for a 20-yard touchdown with 11 seconds left giving Brunswick its first lead since the first quarter it came down to one play and Brunswick made it Brunswick opened the scoring on its first drive and took an 8-0 lead The Wildcats scored the next 20 points as Sam Jancovic had a 20-yard touchdown and Peter Martin had touchdown passes to Lucas Ketchum (20 yards) and Jack Estes (25) York will host Cape Elizabeth on Saturday at 2 p.m PORTSMOUTH - Leading 17-6 late in the second quarter it was all Portsmouth/Oyster River for the first 22 minutes of Friday's Division I game against Manchester Memorial a 40-yard touchdown pass from Memorial quarterback Brady Harrison pulled the Crusaders to within 17-13 at halftime and it would be downhill from there for Portsmouth/Oyster River in a 33-17 loss at Tom Daubney Field Portsmouth/Oyster River was outscored 20-0 in the second half "We pretty much did it to ourselves," Portsmouth/Oyster River head coach Brian Pafford said some dumb penalties and just some things that didn't go right Memorial's Jathyen Ayala returned the second-half kickoff 90 yards to give Memorial its first lead of the game Portsmouth went three-and-out on its first two drives in the second half was returned 65 yards by Memorial's Jacob Schuff for a touchdown Memorial led 26-17 after the third quarter and Portsmouth's Andy Brown deep pass to start the fourth quarter was intercepted by Schuff at the Memorial 4 Memorial put together a six-plus minute drive which was capped off by a Gabe Felch 11-yard touchdown run for the game's final score Porter Lalime's 6-yard touchdown gave Portsmouth a 7-0 lead with 5:17 left in the first quarter On Portsmouth's next drive a high snap was recovered by the Crusaders at the Memorial 26 The PAT failed and Portsmouth led 7-6 with 10:39 left in the half Daniel Soler-Sala's 23-yard field goal pushed Portsmouth's lead 10-6 Later Portsmouth capitalized on a Memorial blunder as Cote Bellaud recovered a fumble and returned it 10 yards for a touchdown giving the ClipperCats a 17-6 lead with 7:02 left in the half when it shouldn't have even been close to that," Pafford said Portsmouth-Oyster River visits Dover on Friday at 7 p.m ROCHESTER - Behind Seth Cortina's three touchdowns the Red Raiders defended its home turf against an out-of-state opponent from Maine in Edward Little junior Jayden Deal scored a rushing touchdown; two of Cortina's rushing scores were over 60 yards "Happy to get the first win," Spaulding head coach Dan Hodsdon said this game has kind of been the springboard for us That's how it's going to have to be this year even though the task is really tough next week with Exeter." Hodsdon said most of the damage was done in the first half and Spauding was able to cruise in the second half Spaulding visits Exeter (4-0) next Saturday at 1 p.m PLAISTOW – Friday night’s matchup between Dover and Timberlane looked nothing like a pairing of 0-3 teams The Green Wave and the Owls went blow for blow before Dover held on for a 35-28 Division I win After feeling like one got away from them against Manchester Memorial two weeks ago the win was a spirit-lifter for Dover (1-3) but big plays for Dover made the difference “This feels great,” Dover's Cam Grund said We knew coming into this that our season was on the line.” Dover led 28-21 with just over 4:30 left in the game Grund got behind the defense and Cooper Gagne found him for the 52-yard touchdown to extend the lead to 35-21 “This was huge,” said Dover coach Eric Cumba two against two of the top-five teams in the state This can set our trajectory as we’re going forward.” Cumba said his team showed resiliency not just in rebounding from the 0-3 start Timberlane’s counterpunch after the Green Wave jumped ahead 14-0 “They’re listening to what we say as coaches,’ Cumba said Nothing in life that’s worth having comes easy.’ I think they realized that tonight After stopping Timberlane’s final possession on a Grant Davis pass break up Dover took over at midfield looking to run out the clock Three straight runs had them facing a fourth-and-inches and Gagne powered ahead for the first down to clinch the game but it was 21-21 when Gagne connected with Kayden Joy for the go-ahead score on the first play of the fourth quarter hitting Jackson Brock for a 44-yard touchdown on the opening drive then connecting with Grund for another 44-yard score to regain the lead after Timberlane tied the game at 14 Gagne finished the night going 16-for-23 for 269 yards and four touchdowns while Joseph Leonardi racked up 132 yards and a touchdown on 13 carries Grund finished with four catches for 108 yards and two touchdowns while Brock had five catches for 85 yards and a touchdown Timberlane quarterback Jeremy Mlocek ran for 55 yards and three touchdowns and completed 12 of 22 passes for 97 yards while Michael Santosuosso reeled in six catches for 58 yards and Giovanni Recesso ran for 65 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries Maine – The game began on an ominous note for the Marshwood High School football team The Class B South Hawks turned the ball over on their first possession Friday night and Noble quickly capitalized on the miscue to set the tone The Class A South Knights scored on their fifth play from scrimmage following the takeaway and were well on their way to a 35-7 win over Marshwood that dropped the Hawks record to 1-3 following their second straight loss that’s for sure,” said Marshwood coach Alex Rotsko “We’re throwing the ball more than we usually do and things like that so obviously it’s going to affect the game and how things go.”   Marshwood scored its only touchdown on a 24-yard pass down the middle from Tyler Hussey to Ryan Essex Brady Isabelle kicked the extra point to make it 21-7 at halftime The Hawks made a goal-line stand in the third quarter when Deshawn Toussaint recovered a fumble on the Marshwood 1-yard line but the Hawks failed to take advantage when they had the ball Toussaint also had a sack on the Knights’ next possession We’re hoping to get a few guys back who’ve been out and the younger guys are learning what to do Noble (4-0) added a touchdown with 3.9 seconds left in the third quarter that made it 28-7 and another on a long pick-six midway through the fourth to account for the final score Noble senior quarterback Jamiel Rose figured in three of the Knights’ five touchdowns with a pair of TD passes of 48 yards to Bryson McCormack and 46 yards to Aidan Keefe “The quarterback’s a real good player,” Rotsko said “You want to keep him off the field but that didn’t happen.” Noble’s Tommy Gagnon scored the game’s first TD on a 12-yard scamper and the last with an 80-yard interception return which hosts Class A Sanford next Friday night seven guys I thought that just played their butts off tonight,” Rotsko said More: Exeter, Winnacunnet football rivalry goes back to 1924 "We were pretty well overmatched I would say," STA head coach Ed McDonough said and the Falcons added one more insurance score midway through the fourth "We moved the ball a little bit in the fourth quarter Bow struck twice in the second quarter - one was a long touchdown run and the other on fourth-and-goal as time expired in the first half LITCHFIELD - Somersworth jumped out to a 14-0 lead in the first half Campbell scored two touchdowns and went into halftime tied at 14-14 and then stripped the ball on the ensuing kickoff and returned that for a game-tying score 21-0 in the second half and walked off with a 38-20 Division III win but came up short in the end," Somersworth head coach Jeremy Lambert said "I'm very proud of the effort and toughness we displayed tonight We played great for the majority of the game however we did make a few mistakes that gave Campbell opportunities And when you give opportunities to really good football teams Somersworth received scores from Amani Muya Dubois also scored on a 2-point conversion "There was a lot of great things for us to build on from this game and that's what we're focused on moving forward," Lambert said Maine - Traip Academy knew Friday's game at Old Orchard Beach would be a tough task and the Rangers fell 72-14 and are now 1-3 on the season "They're stacked," Traip head coach Eric Lane said "We couldn't stop Riley Provencher or Brady Plante and we struggled at slowing them down at all." Traip scored on Max Jordan's 38-yard run in the second quarter and Phin Fifield's 60-yard kick return in the third quarter but not enough to do any damage," Lane said Traip Academy will play at Spruce Mountain Friday at 7 p.m The Concord High School wrestling team capped a solid season-opening week by finishing in second out of 16 teams at the Salem Blue Devil Classic Concord junior Wayne Sakakeeny claimed the heavyweight title including a second-period pin against Atilio Colon of Lowell Three of his Crimson Tide teammates – juniors Jaxon Carter (144) Max Chung (157) and Jacoby Merrill (175) – all had runner-up finishes in their respective weight classes “We surprised ourselves a bit,” Concord head coach Ham Munnell said so we need more individual champs and wrestle better in finals.” (146.5) and Spaulding (127) were the top six teams the only D-III program competing against all D-I Isaiah Puckett (fourth 215) and Owen Gregg (fifth 132) were the other wrestlers who placed for the Tide Senior Jackson Hall finished runner-up at 215 Jaron Todisco Coulon (fifth 113) and Jake Todisco Coulon (sixth 138) placed for Bow The Capital Area’s other wrestling teams competed at the ConVal Early Bird Invitational Plymouth (143.5) and Bishop Guertin (129.5) were the top four teams while Winnisquam (122.5) was the top local team Lucas Fournier (eighth 126) and Noah Bassett (eighth 175) placed for Winnisquam John Stark tied for seventh with Vergennes Junior Sean Crean won the 113-pound title with two victories by technical fall and two wins by pin including a third-period pin over Plymouth’s Anthony Torres in the final Brenna Crean (fourth 120) and Hunter Griffin (fourth 144) also pl  aced for the Generals Brodie Malynowski (eighth 175) and Chris Bolton (eighth 157) placed for 13th-place Kearsarge (50) Cameron Labrecque (sixth 215) led Franklin (17th 31 points) and Nolan Linstad (third 144) competed individually for Hopkinton Bishop Guertin's Jenny Davey (14) and Timberlane's Lilly Grosky collide as Grosky gets doubled off first duirng Wednesday's Division I preliminary round game in Plaistown.(Photo by Carl Russo/Eagle Tribune.) Somebody was going to have to take it and run That somebody was the Bishop Guertin High School Cardinals who pulled out a 9-6 win in nine innings in Plaistow over No 6 Timberlane Regional to advance to the Division I softball quarterfinals best we’ve played so far,” Guertin coach Dakota Bilodeau said The Cardinals came in as the 11th seed at 10-8 and not only left with the knowledge they’d be playing on Saturday Thus the Cards (11-8) will host the Clippers (6-12) with the winner advancing to next Wednesday’s semifinals It was a see-saw game for the first six innings and BG entered the top of the seventh trailing 6-5 but Meara McDevitt’s single helped them tie the game at 6 It stayed that way until the Cards scored three in the top of the ninth on RBI singles by Mack Bowen and Gabby Gillette Sophie Bildeau and Gianna Bellino got things started with base hits Guertin had 14 hits on the day with Chloe Sellers going 4 for 5 to lead the way Jenny Davey started and pitched the first half of the game while Bown finished the second half They did not play the Owls during the regular season The Santuit Pond landing is off Timberlane Drive John Augustino of Marstons Mills puts his boat in the water at the Santuit Pond landing off Timberlane Drive on Tuesday He said the water is as clear as he has seen it in about 10 years Mashpee has been named the recipient of nearly $1.7 million for town landing improvements to increase resilience to harmful algal blooms in Santuit Pond the Healey-Driscoll administration announced that it is awarding $52.4 million in grants to various communities in Massachusetts to bolster climate resiliency measures It is the most funding ever awarded through the Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness Program (MVP) which is set to receive $1,669,956 for increasing resilience to harmful algal blooms in Santuit Pond something both the town and Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe have been working toward for a number of years but they have a close partnership with the Tribe with this project,” said Danielle Burney deputy communications director of the Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA) The announcement from the governor’s office also said the EEA is providing an additional $7 million to towns affected by inland flooding last year The funding awarded for Santuit Pond will go toward the construction of town landing improvements that will help mitigate water quality issues in the area including improved stormwater management and site reconfiguration Mashpee has already received two rounds of MVP funding The town received MVP action grants in 2022 and 2023 to address stormwater runoff The funds were used to design a concept for Santuit Pond’s town landing that offers climate resilience and water quality measures The MVP Program has awarded 71 projects in grants seven for regional planning agencies and two for Tribes The program provides local leadership with resources and funding from the state to manage climate change issues such as inland flooding The newly awarded MVP funds will also support stormwater improvements and reduce phosphorus loads in Santuit Pond In May the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe’s Department of Natural Resources got the green light from the town to seek additional funding through a Section 319 Nonpoint Source Grant from the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection The deadline for grant applications was in May; if awarded the project will undergo the first treatment in 2025 and the second in 2026 The grant will reimburse 90 percent of project costs Mashpee also has plans to include a gated entrance there are plans to reconfigure one of two boat launch areas and to dedicate spaces to nonmotorized boats shoreline fishing and the history and cultural significance of Santuit Pond for the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe The US Environmental Protection Agency and Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection work closely together to regulate stormwater runoff in Mashpee through a Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System The permit pays close attention to watersheds with impaired water bodies Healey and EEA Secretary Rebecca Tapper announced the additional funding in September in Leominster a town that experienced severe inland flooding last year our communities need more support dealing with climate change especially when it comes to reducing flooding,” Ms “We are going all in to provide every resource.” Tapper added that the EEA is committed to making “serious investments” in local projects in order to improve and protect “the health and safety of Massachusetts residents.” A look back at what was making headlines years ago An e-newsletter with Bourne news sent each Wednesday Receive notices of breaking news for the Upper Cape An e-newsletter with Falmouth news sent each Tuesday A Monday morning e-newsletter with stories that readers might have overlooked in Friday's editions and a roundup of the stories that attracted the most attention on the Enterprise's website during the past week An e-newsletter with Mashpee news sent each Wednesday An e-newsletter with Sandwich news sent each Wednesday An e-newsletter sent on Thursdays highlighting local entertainment for the coming week A good news e-newsletter delivered every Saturday morning.   A Friday e-newsletter with headlines from all four Upper Cape towns A man has been arrested in connection with the death of 67-year-old Ed Loder of Ronan who had been reported missing earlier this week Lake County Sheriff Don Bell says 70-year-old James Lawrence is being held in the Lake County jail on pending charges of homicide and tampering with evidence Read the full update here.  We are learning more about a Ronan man who has been reported missing Lake County Sheriff Don Bell says that the circumstances surrounding 67-year-old missing man Edwin Albert Loder of Ronan are "suspicious." Investigators believe that Loder may have been assaulted and is injured Sheriff Bell says the evidence was found on Timberlane Road east of Ronan Lake County Search and Rescue has performed an initial search and efforts will continue on Thursday The case remains active and several area agencies are assisting the Lake County Sheriff's Office Anyone with information about possible suspicious activity in the area of Timberlane Road between Friday is asked to contact the Lake County Sheriff’s Office at 406-883-7301 ext Sheriff Bell says no further information is being released at this time The Lake County Sheriff’s Office is looking for information about a man who has been reported missing He is described as a white male who is 6' tall and weighs 165 pounds Edwin has blue eyes and brown hair and also goes by the name of Ed Anyone with information about Edwin is asked to contact the Lake County Sheriff’s Office at 406-883-7301 or the Montana Missing Persons Clearinghouse at 406-444-2800.