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Hanover’s Kotaro Horiuchi plays against Lebanon’s Max Reed last month in Lebanon. Only a freshman, Horiuchi is the Marauders’ No. 1 singles player. (Valley News - Libby March)

Hanover Freshman A Worldwide Success

Thursday, May 23, 2013

Norwich — Born in Boston before moving to Australia and later Hanover, Kotaro Horiuchi has covered a lot of ground in his 15 years. For the Hanover High boys tennis team, the No. 1 singles ace’s shots do the same thing. Undefeated as a freshman for the equally unbeaten Marauders this season, Horiuchi entered his rookie high school season having …

Hanover’s Camille Hankel, right, runs to return a point while playing with partner Zoe Yu against Coe-Brown yesterday. (Valley News - Libby March)

Cougars Corral Cardinals

Thursday, May 23, 2013

Claremont — Peter Allen and Ollie Gallo each had seven points as the Kearsarge boys lacrosse team went on the road to beat Stevens 16-6 under the lights in Claremont last night. Allen had four goals and three assists, while Gallo had three goals and four helpers. The night featured strong performances from …

Orioles Fly to a Rain-Soaked Win

Thursday, May 23, 2013

Newport — First Conant opened up and then the skies opened up. The result was a rain-shortened, five-inning 4-1 win for the Orioles over Newport High yesterday in a matchup of two of the better softball teams in New Hampshire Division III. Both teams came into the game on hot streaks. Newport had won six straight games and Conant its last four. And …

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Workers from F.R. Lafayette Inc. and Renaud Brothers Inc. take a break from installing a decorative guardrail on the new bridge in Wilder yesterday to watch a northbound passing freight train. (Valley News - Sarah Priestap) Bridge Has Neighbors Cross
Josh Martel takes his dirt bike out for a spin in a neighbor’s field as his friend Jimmy Demond (not pictured) and mom Jennifer Martel (not pictured) watch from up the hill in their yard in Hartford Village recently. The dirt bike is a recent addition to Josh’s wide variety of assorted motor vehicles, which he works on for fun. He also fixes cars and more for friends and family. “It’s not work, it’s fun,” explained Josh, who fixed his first motor at 7 years old. (Valley News - Libbby March) Over Hill, Over Dale
Oxbow’s Nate Smith slides into home for a run during the Olympians’ home game with Randolph yesterday. Oxbow prevailed in eight innings, 4-3. (Valley News - Sarah Priestap) O’s Nip Ghosts
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