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There will be a new look to the Merrimack Valley/Dual County 3 this season as last year’s co-champion Lowell has moved up a division and been replaced by Methuen. Bedford and Wayland enter the season with new coaches, Newton South will try to defend its ...

When you think about it, it’s an accomplishment that is equal parts absurd and astonishing. Since launching a program 11 seasons ago, No. 1 Bedford (17-3-1) has appeared in eight State title games across three divisions, winning six championships – three each in Division One ...

Parker Roberto wasn’t shy about expressing his feelings regarding a particular contest played three weeks ago. Roberto, Bedford’s senior sniper, lamented over an overtime loss to Trinity and how he, and the rest of his teammates, viewed it as a fluke. The Bulldogs knew that if ...

SEMIFINALS At JFK Coliseum No. 3 Bedford (16-3-1) will square off with No. 5 Trinity (14-5-1) for the NHIAA Division One championship Saturday at SNHU Arena at 5 pm. Trinity won the regular-season meeting between the teams on Feb. 16, 5-4. No. 3 Bedford 2, ...

No. 3 Bedford 3, No. 6 Exeter 2 (2 OT) Senior Jack Sylvain beat the buzzer at the end of the second overtime to complete his hat trick and lift the Bulldogs past the Blue Hawks, bringing Exeter coach Jim Tufts’ 42-year career to a ...

The MIAA Boys D3 North sectional gets underway Wednesday night with one first round game. A total of 13 teams qualified. Here’s a rundown:   #1 Newton South (13-2-5) Newton South is poised to move past the quarterfinals this season. Last year, it lost to ...

Remember last week when we noted that things very nearly went sideways? Well, this week the other shoe dropped, resulting in a re-ordering at the top of HNIB’s final regular-season poll. No. 1 Pinkerton finds itself at the top of the poll and as the ...

The MIAA has announced a 13-team field for the Massachusetts Division 3 North Boys sectional tournament. MIAA Boys North D3 Seedings MIAA Boys North D3 Playoff Schedule

It almost all went sideways heading into the final week of the regular season – not quite, but almost. Not sure what to make of No. 1 Hanover’s week. While the Marauders shut out Concord twice – in a 4-0 win Wednesday and scoreless tie ...