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DURHAM - Updated, 12:39 a.m. Jay Anctil, a senior forward from Wolfeboro, scored with 4:08 in overtime to lift Vermont to a 1-0 win over New Hampshire last night in the Hockey East quarterfinals at the Whittemore Center.
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DURHAM - The Wildcats are at 17-13-7 for the season and will find out if that's good enough to earn a spot in the NCAA tournament next Sunday morning during the NCAA selection show.
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Four New Hampshire schools came away from Championship Saturday wearing state hockey crowns. See complete coverage in the New Hampshire Sunday News and visit our High School Sports photo gallery for scenes of the action.
MANCHESTER - Warriors' star needed to be on her game to turn back the Astros' threat in Class L girls' basketball title game.
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