Week in Sports (10/28-11/2): Five of six Manchester teams knocked out of postseason, three more set to enter

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The postseason is now underway among New Hampshire high school varsity soccer and volleyball squads and while five of six of those teams were knocked from their respective tournaments over the last week, three more Queen City teams will join the playoffs in the week ahead.

Week in Sports (10/7-10/13): Crusaders record blemished, a big announcement on the West side & more

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Now more than halfway through the regular season, the standings across all New Hampshire fall sports are starting to take shape, and several Queen City teams find themselves among those competing for playoff positioning, while others are in a rebuilding phase. Check out some results from last week here:

Friday Knight Lights? Manchester high school team named finalist for $2 million haul

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“Our small town knows how a strong football program can lead the way, change young lives and impact our community,” said Manchester Athletics Director Christine Pariseau-Telge. “This is exactly what West football is doing every day, both in and out of season. West football is inspiring our community to be better and do better. We hope the nation votes for West. We are West High!”