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Sports Writer, Foster's Daily Democrat
Dover
Beats
Motorsport , American Football , Rugby
domestic
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By Al Pike Verified| Seacoast Online Verified MANCHESTER – The game didn’t start on time and neither did the Oyster River/Portsmouth girls hockey team. The girls championship game was delayed almost two hours because the Division I boy final wasn’t decided until early in the fourth overtime. And before they knew it the top-seeded ClipperCats were facing a three-goal deficit and a serious uphill climb less than 9 minutes into their final against nemesis Hanover.
By Al Pike Verified| Foster's Daily Democrat Verified MANCHESTER – The game didn’t start on time and neither did the Oyster River/Portsmouth girls hockey team. The girls championship game was delayed almost two hours because the Division I boy final wasn’t decided until early in the fourth overtime. And before they knew it the top-seeded ClipperCats were facing a three-goal deficit and a serious uphill climb less than 9 minutes into their final against nemesis Hanover.
By Al Pike Verified| Seacoast Online Verified MANCHESTER – The game didn’t start on time and neither did the Oyster River/Portsmouth girls hockey team. The girls championship game was delayed almost two hours because the Division I boy final wasn’t decided until early in the fourth overtime. And before they knew it the top-seeded ClipperCats were facing a three-goal deficit and a serious uphill climb less than 9 minutes into their final against nemesis Hanover.
Company Info
Foster's Daily Democrat
Daily local newspaper for the Seacoast, NH and Southern Maine areas.
Dover, New Hampshire, United States
'+1 603-742-4455
Founded: 1873