Second year sophomore prepares for highly anticipated return
Chris Gozza, Reporter
January 23, 2018
To this underclassman, hockey isn't just a sport, it's a passion. For sophomore Nick Pitarys, this sport has been important to him since he first started when he was three years old. He has had a pretty successful hockey career up to this point, but it has only just begun. During his freshman year,...
Underclassmen rise to the occasion, building the future of Lancer Football
Tyler Wilbur, Reporter
January 18, 2018
After an improved season compared to the last couple, the Lancers future on the football field is looking bright. The football team is loaded with tremendous young talent. The freshman haven’t lost a game for two seasons in a row, and there are a few young stars ready to showcase their skills. In...
Why the Mullets? A Look Into the Mullet Tradition on the LHS Hockey Team
Amy Overhulser, Features Editor
December 19, 2017
Lancer Hockey team members have yet again began growing their hair out into mullets, continuing a tradition. “As long as the programs been around,” senior captain Jared Tuccolo said, “for about ten years, the mullets have always been a tradition.” The look of the mullets was inspired by...
2017-2018 Unified Basketball Roster
Allie Marsh, Sports Editor
December 12, 2017
Congratulations to the 2017-18 Unified basketball team! Brian LeClair Josh Berube Kiera Wright Brian Boyle Jocelyn Mayo Will Boyle Trevor McInnis Sarah Fawcett (scorekeeper) Katelyn McKivergan Abby Follansb...
Minor injury becomes a major problem for senior Erin Kelly
Olivia Galluzzo, Reporter
November 30, 2017
A thumb injury―to a soccer player, it means nothing, but to a cheerleader, it means quite a bit more. It’s needed for the basics of cheer―stunting and tumbling. With a thumb injury, it makes these things impossible, as it did for senior Erin Kelly. Kelly dislocated her thumb in the middle...
Lancer Hockey hits the ice
Josh Ryan, Reporter
November 29, 2017
Although Lancer Hockey lost some key players on both the offensive and defensive ends this year, junior captain Patrick Murphy said fortunately the majority of the teams lost key players too, and the team expects to show a strong season compared to their competitors. “The whole league has gotte...
Winter Preview: Girls’ Basketball
Allie Marsh, Sports Editor
November 16, 2017
With tryouts just around the corner, girls' basketball is getting ready to take on a new season. “Last season we did pretty well for being a young team with only two seniors and one junior,” said sophomore Courtney Shay. “Our record was 12-5, and we were the 5th seed going into playoffs.” ...
Freshman Football caps off their perfect season
Nick Desrosiers, Sports Editor
November 14, 2017
After another long season under the lights, freshman football quietly put up another impeccable season. This year's squad separated itself from everyone else, going 8-0 and putting up a fight in their end-of-year jamboree, losing in the semifinals. “Coming into the season we really didn’t know...
Juliano’s brings football team together
Adam Wilkinson, Reporter
November 13, 2017
What might just look like a bunch of boys eating and laughing at a restaurant is so much more than that. It’s actually guys on the football team building an unbreakable bond making them as close as family. I’ve been on the varsity football team for three years now, and it's safe to say that t...
Cheer team captures first State Championship
Laynie Holk, Reporter
November 11, 2017
Londonderry’s fall cheerleading team has not taken home a championship since their program began, while Pinkerton has taken home the last seven. But this past weekend, they defied the odds. The cheerleaders beat Pinkerton and won 1st place at the NHIAA D1 States. (At Pinkerton, of all places...
“Minor setback” leaves Cava on the sideline
Chris Gozza, Reporter
November 6, 2017
Even the most talented players can't avoid a bite from the injury bug. Senior Luke Cava has been looking forward to his last year of high school soccer, but that was all taken away in the blink of an eye. During the second game of his senior year, he tore his ACL and his Lateral and Medial Meniscu...
From setback to comeback: Jacob Dionne ready for playoffs this weekend
Blake Melnik, Reporter
November 3, 2017
Senior captain Jacob Dionne’s senior year hasn’t been exactly how he had planned. He planned on playing every game as outside linebacker. He planned on being part of the team that beat the Astros during Mack Plaque. He didn’t plan on getting hurt the game before Mack Plaque. As much as the othe...
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High school is full of assignments, deadlines, and events, but LHS Futures Lab Facilitators Mrs. Wooding...
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