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By PETE NAKOS

WEST CANAAN — Watching Mascoma High girls basketball practice last Monday inside Edward P. Kehoe Gymnasium was visibly different. No, not because masks were worn at all times to meet COVID-19 protocols — that’s just the norm these days. It was because...

By GREG FENNELL

WEST CANAAN — The Mascoma High field hockey team’s season turned on two hard thwacks of a ball sandwiched around the sound of a man’s voice on a rainy Thursday afternoon.Down to its last chance to survive its NHIAA Division III semifinal, Bishop Brady...

By PETE NAKOS

WEST CANAAN — Mascoma High field hockey coach Jenn Hammond has reminded her team constantly this season to take it one game at a time — but not for the reasons that phrase has become a cliche, but because nothing is guaranteed in this unprecedented...

By PETE NAKOS

Field hockey coaches across the Upper Valley are adjusting to COVID-19 guidelines as the season begins, and they’re adjusting to another wrinkle as well: The sport has moved from two halves to four quarters. The change messes with the pace of play and...

By PETE NAKOS

EXETER, N.H. — If Mascoma High field hockey’s defense still had critics, they were put to rest on Wednesday night.The Royals solidified their trip to a third-straight NHIAA Division III Championship Game appearance with a 2-0 win over top-seeded...

By PETE NAKOS

WEST CANAAN — Jenn Hammond doesn’t want last season’s state title to be the peak of Mascoma High field hockey. If anything, she expects it to be the foundation of the Royals’ program, and when practice started on Monday, she made sure to remind her...

By Adam Boffey

West Canaan — The Mascoma High field hockey team may be the NHIAA Division III tournament’s frontrunner, but the Royals made sure to respect their quarterfinal opponent on Friday. No. 1 Mascoma (14-1), which defeated Berlin, 3-0, on Friday afternoon,...

By Greg Fennell

Lebanon — Archrivals get your competitive juices flowing. They stir your anger. You never want to lose to them. And when you do, all you want to do is walk over and give them a big, heartfelt hug.Whaaat? Mascoma High field hockey coach Jenn Hammond...