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Editor's Notebook: All Knight: West stays on upswing A FEW NOTES as the school sports year bolts from the starting gate ...

West romps, 43-0; Pelham beats Bow to extend win streak This roundup of high school football action will be updated throughout the weekend.

Going Pro Dylan Laube ’23 didn’t have to weave through much on-field traffic during the 30-minute media session after the first day of practice at the Reese’s Senior Bowl, an annual all-star showcase of NFL draft prospects. As hordes of reporters flocked to players more established on the national stage...

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Queen City Jamboree set for Friday at Gill Stadium Six matchups are set for the local high school football season’s opening salvo, the Bo Dickson Queen City Jamboree on Friday at Gill Stadium in Manchester.

In today’s Union Leader.

A Cooper's Hawk was stuck in the netting of a batting cage at one of the Manchester Parks and Recreation baseball fields. Animal Control officer Kayla Rondeau responded and was able to safely free and release the bird. Go Kayla!

Trivia Tuesday!

Did you know that Textile Field on Beech Street held its grand opening on September 8, 1913? The baseball field in Manchester was originally named Varick Park in 1894, then Textile Field in 1913-1922. The field was sold to the city in 1922 and renamed Manchester Athletic Field. Since 1970, it has been known as Gill Stadium.

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Fall Ball registration is open for a limited time!

Sign up here: https://www.nmhll.com/Default.aspx?tabid=1181132

Registration closes 8/18 firm to allow time to staff teams and order uniforms.

🚩 SAME LOW PRICE OF JUST $50 FOR ALL PLAYERS!

🚩 Reminder for volunteer sign ups, Gamechanger and Field prep.
(field prep will be taught, no experience needed. Half hour commitment before or after games depending on home/away status- multiple field prep folks needed per team)

FAQs:

🚩I want to volunteer, do I need another background check? If you volunteered this spring you do not need a new background check. You DO need a new volunteer application so we can allocate you to a team.
-If you did NOT volunteer this spring and complete requirements, you will need to complete a volunteer application via your account under volunteer opportunities and then will be emailed a background check to complete. You will also need a SafeSport certification which can be found via here: Coaching Corner

🚩 What age do I use? You use the Spring 2025 age. Whatever your player's age is by August 31, 2025. ( add 1 year to this years spring age)

🚩 When does the season run? Expected Sept 5-Oct 30

🚩Time commitment? Usually 1 practice a week and a game once a week typically on the weekend. Times of practices will be determined by the team manager. Game lengths will be consistent with spring season.

🚩 Can you change the dates of games? We do not run the program, a neighboring league does, we participate and are subject to the program administrator's schedule. We can request accommodations based on the team manager only if needed but not guaranteed. If there are game conflicts the team manager must coordinate with the opposing league to reschedule. ( contact info provided). Where possible, please use your assistant coaches to avoid rescheduling.

🚩 Uniform expectations? Same as spring, we provide a shirt and hat for the season and players provide their gray baseball pants, socks, belt. Cleats are needed on all ages 6 and up. Tball can do sneakers. Athletic cup for male players needed for all divisions 6 and up.

🚩 What minors team will my player be on? This is dependent on team manager availability as we may need to combine ages if we do not have enough staff. Ideally, we would love to have at least 3 teams.

*Minors division note- players will be placed on teams based on skill and fall season competition level offered by District 1. This may mean your player moving up or down accordingly.

*Majors/Intermediate: If your player is baseball 12 for fall, (age they were in spring plus one year) they may choose either majors or intermediate for their play level in the fall. Intermediate is advanced and plays on 50/70 fields. If your player is 13( 12 this past spring) please choose intermediate.

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Congratulations to Elle St. Pierre! We are proud to call you a Wildcat for life.

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Reda El Aaraby, Quinlan win downtown 5K Manchester's Amanda Quinlan ran a 17:36 and was the top female finisher in Thursday night's 31st annual Delta Dental/Elliot Corporate Road Race on Elm Street in Manchester.

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The Manchester, NH Parks & Recreation Division is looking for your help in improving their recreational offerings. Please consider taking this 5-minute survey on what you would like to see or have offered and have your voice heard.
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Visit the Millyard Museum for our new Children's Audio Tour featuring some young friends of the Association!

Home All season long the NH Fisher Cats are supporting Bedford Little League. Buy your tickets here and $4 per ticket is donated back to BLL! Click on the NH Fisher Cat Logo now to purchase!

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Manchester woman finds historic baseball card collection in her old barn house Friends and contractors restoring Toni Pappas’ home discovered 52 baseball cards from the late 1930s and early 1940s.

New Hampshire football players prepare for Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl New Hampshire and Vermont high school football players will play Saturday in the annual Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl to raise money for Shriners Hospitals for Children.

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