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The Southern New Hampshire University women’s basketball team couldn’t finish the final weekend of 2018 with a second victory, falling to the New York Institute of Technology on Sunday, 69-63.
The Southern New Hampshire University Penmen men’s basketball team needed some last-minute heroics on Sunday to leave Felician University with an 87-85 win.
The Manchester Monarchs lost again on Saturday night to the Adirondack Thunder by a score of 3-2, bringing their losing streak up to five games.
Even a penalty shot and two power play goals were not enough on Friday night.
Finishing off the 56th Annual Queen City Invitational Basketball Tournament, Central fell to the Blue Hawks of Exeter, 94-65.
The Manchester Monarchs lost to the Maine Mariners yet again on Thursday night, duplicating their 4-3 Saturday loss to Maine back home.
This Christmas was not a merry one for the Manchester Monarchs, but it wasn’t for a lack of effort.
This season’s Manchester Monarchs squad continues to struggle after falling being early, losing 4-3 to the Maine Mariners on Saturday night.
The Manchester Monarchs could not extend their four-game winning streak on Friday night, falling 5-4 at the hands of the Reading Royals.
The Little Green of Manchester Central continued their perfect start on Friday night, defeating Dover, 69-59.
The Manchester Monarchs return to the Granite State this week after a superb road trip by anyone’s estimation.
The Manchester Monarchs, ECHL affiliate of the Los Angeles Kings, spent yesterday afternoon at Elliot Hospital, donating teddy bears from their Teddy Bear Toss to children in the Pediatric Center.
The Little Green boys’ basketball team ultimately defeated the visiting Trinity Pioneers, 57-55.
Central alumnus Sudi Lett is set to begin his tenure leading the Little Green as they seek their first state basketball championship in three years.
The Southern New Hampshire University Penmen saw their men’s and women’s basketball teams get back into the win column on Saturday night, posting wins against in-state rival Franklin Pierce.
The Manchester Monarchs couldn’t bring their winning ways back with them to New England, falling 3-2 to the Worcester Railers on Wednesday night.
Still no power play success, but plenty of goals regardless for Manchester
The Penmen return home next weekend to face Franklin Pierce
