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Manor celebrates with his teammates after getting the final out of the 4-1 victory vs. Pinkerton

Baseball advances to semi-finals after pivotal win versus rival

Nick Desrosiers | June 3, 2019

There's nothing more incentivizing for a Lancer fan than watching their team steal a game from the Pinkerton Astros, and they were given the opportunity to do this on the diamond Saturday afternoon in...

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Hagearty winds up and prepares to hurl the discus down field.

Boys’ track to compete at NHIAA Division 1 Championship this weekend

Thomas Fougere | May 23, 2019

With the spring sports winding down, boys track will be competing in the NHIAA Division 1 championship this Friday, May 24th. The event will take place at the University of New Hampshire track with events...

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Seniors: Red Cord applications are now due Tuesday

Seniors: Red Cord applications are now due Tuesday

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | May 17, 2019

Seniors: Forms to apply for a Civic and Social Expectations “Red Cord” are available in main guidance and house offices, or you can print the paperwork at home from this link. The cord is a recognition...

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Senior Pat Cohen plays as a setter for the boys volleyball team.

Boys volleyball is worth the watch

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | May 14, 2019

Sitting in the stands at Lancer boys volleyball, I’m surrounded by my classmates’. . . parents. Just about the only fans there are the players’ families and students from the opposing school, and...

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NBA Second Round Playoff Picture

NBA Second Round Playoff Picture

Blake Melnik | May 6, 2019

As the first round of the playoffs came and went, the action in the west and east is starting to turn up. In the second round, each of the eight remaining teams are giving everything they have to make...

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The boys line up on the back line before a match last season.

Spring Preview: Boys’ Volleyball

Thomas Fougere | April 4, 2019

Over the past few years, boys' volleyball has grown at LHS. Students have been drawn to the game for many reasons. This year their coach, Jon Buatti, held their tryouts the week after the other spring...

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The twelve athletes gather together after all being named to this years varsity squad.

Spring Preview: Softball

Blake Melnik | April 1, 2019

The beginning of the spring sports season is right around the corner, and girls softball has been putting in a lot of work during the preseason. This year's team is ready to show the state what they’re...

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The seniors of LHR unite together one last time at the end of the season in the locker room following their postseason loss against Salem.

Lancer hockey seniors reflect on high school experience

Blake Melnik | March 14, 2019

In joining a boys sports team, such as, Lancer Hockey, the camaraderie and brotherhood that is formed over time is unmatched. The memories that form as a result of this brotherhood is something that will...

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Fans stand up for a whiteout game to support the boys' basketball team in their quarterfinal matchup.

Lancer boys’ basketball upsets Winnacunnet

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | March 9, 2019

The Lancer boys' hoops team went 15-4 this regular season, taking the number four spot in Division I. They beat Nashua North in an impressive preliminary playoff game and took on the Winnacunnet Warriors...

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All scholarship packets must be completed and returned to Main Guidance by March 7, 2019..  The office closes at 3:00.

FAQs on senior scholarships. Deadline is tomorrow.

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | March 6, 2019

All scholarship packets must be completed and returned to Main Guidance by March 7, 2019.. The office closes at 3:00.

All scholarship packets must be completed and returned to Main Guidance by March 7, 2019..  The office closes at 3:00.

All scholarship packets must be completed and returned to Main Guidance by March 7, 2019.. The office closes at 3:00.

E-cigarette use among teens and high schoolers has increased dramatically in the past few years.

Changes to JUUL regulation limit underage access

Thomas Fougere | February 21, 2019

Over the past year or so, vaping became an epidemic amongst teenagers. Fruity flavors such as mango and fruit medley drew teens to try it, and schools and parents caught on quickly. The booming startup...

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FBLA members dress for success at their ice cream social.

FBLA spreads social awareness

Brian Boyle | February 19, 2019

Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) week, or the second week of Feb., is the national week of FBLA participation. “FBLA week provides the opportunity for us to make FBLA more known,” business...

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Friends surround Berube as he signs off on his commitment to Saint A’s college for football.

Berube makes it official on signing day

Blake Melnik | February 14, 2019

Senior Josh Berube became the first athlete of the year in Londonderry’s football program to sign a commitment to college this past Friday. Berube will be staying local, continuing his hard work in the...

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Official failure: the missed calls that shook the NFL

Official failure: the missed calls that shook the NFL

Thomas Fougere, Multimedia Director | January 23, 2019

The NFL’s conference championships were won last weekend by the Patriots and the Rams. The Drake Curse was in full affect as no team was able to win in regular time and both games were sent into overtime....

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The gymnastics squad earns a first place victory at the NHIAA tournament.

Griffin ignites gymnastics team in Croteau’s absence

Blake Melnik, Sports Editor | January 14, 2019

As the winter sports season starts rolling, it is easy for Lancer fans to get caught up in the hype of basketball and hockey, while forgetting about smaller sports that deserve the same amount of support,...

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Girls' cross country takes the floor in a creative skit at the Mack Plaque pep rally in the fall of 2016.

Pep rally skit decision made without considering compromise

Pep rally tradition taken away: students say the skits must stay
Liz Iaconis, News Editor | January 10, 2019

The Mack Plaque pep rally this past fall might’ve been the worst in LHS history. This event leading up to the most anticipated weekend of the year for Lancer athletics lacked spirit and put many students...

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Del Signore taking down his opponent at the Chelmsford Invitational tournament.

Senior wrestler overcomes setbacks in final season

Nick Desrosiers, Sports Chief | January 8, 2019

Overcoming an injury can be a slow and painful process for most athletes, but for senior wrestler Vincent Del Signore it's an opportunity to grow and understand the realities of competing in a physical...

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New debate has sparked about re-sizing the College Football Playoffs.

What an expansion of teams would mean for the CFP

Zach Malcolm, Sports Editor | January 3, 2019

The college football selection committee had their hands full again this season. The 13 members of the committee were tasked with picking the top four teams in the country to make the playoffs. There are...

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College football players question participating in College Bowl due to potential injury.

College football players question participating in College Bowl

Thomas Fougere, Multimedia Director | December 17, 2018

The college football playoffs have changed the way that college football functions. It makes games more competitive because there is an incentive for teams to win so that they can try and win the national...

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The Lancers prepare for gametime in unity at the blue line.

A quick inside look into the winter sports season

Nick Desrosiers, Sports Chief | December 10, 2018

As we prepare for the winter sports season, here is what you need to know about our teams… This year’s cheerleading squad, backed by Coach Chelsea, is made up of three seniors, five juniors, and...

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The Lancer squad celebrates in a team huddle after an exciting win.

Lancer hockey season preview from senior perspective

Blake Melnik, Sports Editor | December 7, 2018

December is amongst us, LHS. A time when students can look forward to snow days, vacation, and most importantly…..the start of the Lancer hockey season. Looking into the 2018 preseason, the Lancers are...

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The University of Maryland campus extends so far it is about a 25 minute walk from one end to the other.

Breaking the college search down: D.C. area universities

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | November 30, 2018

This past March, nearing the end of my junior year and the looming college applications I have faced this fall, my dad and I decided to take a spur of the moment trip to college tour in Washington, D.C....

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These pillows were a popular item at the craft fair in 2015, and this year vendors will offer similar goods.

Craft fair tradition continues this weekend

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | November 15, 2018

Student Council will be holding the sixth annual community craft fair this Saturday, Nov. 17 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the LHS cafeteria. The fair will feature a variety of crafts and goods from local vendors,...

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Girls’ soccer looks to bring home hardware after dominating season

Girls’ soccer looks to bring home hardware after dominating season

Blake Melnik, Sports Editor | November 4, 2018

On Thursday night, girls varsity soccer took on Bedford in a down to the wire match. The battle between the two teams went into double overtime, elevating the excitement of the game after each minute of...

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Fenway Park, home of the Red Sox, filling up before their game against the Atlanta Braves.

Red Sox odds look good heading into the post season

Zach Malcolm, Sports Editor | November 1, 2018

Updated 11/01/18 The Los Angeles Dodgers didn't stand a chance, as the World Series champions are once again the Boston Red Sox. The Dodgers have made two straight championship appearances with nothing...

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Junior Abbie Ellis plays a strong defensive game for the Lancers.

Lancer girls’ soccer keeps their playoff run alive

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | October 30, 2018

Girls' soccer looks to stay "on top" Updated 10/30/18 Lancer girls' soccer won their match-up against Nashua South with a 4-0 shutout to move on to the Division I semifinals. This Thurs. Nov. 1 the Lancers...

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A community flyer advertises Heal the World's upcoming fundraiser.

Heal the World hosts fundraiser at Five Guys

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | October 24, 2018

The Heal the World club is working actively to fund the construction of a school in Kenya. To help reach their goal, they are holding a fundraiser tonight, Wednesday, Oct. 24 from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m., at...

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Swae Lee and Post Malone dropped "Sunflower," a new song for the upcoming Marvel Spider-Man movie.

New music surprises fans with new vibes

Thomas Fougere, Entertainment Editor | October 23, 2018

Oct. 19 was a big day for music. An anticipated album in “Nothin’ 2 Prove,” by Lil Yachty along with a surprising album in Juice Wrld and Future’s “WRLD on Drugs,” both dropped. To go with...

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Some LHS seniors will have the opportunity to vote in their first national election this year.

Don’t miss this chance: register to vote

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | October 22, 2018

Midterm elections will call voters to the polls nationally on Nov. 6, and LHS will be hosting an opportunity for its students to register to vote on Wed. Oct. 24. Kirstin Grages, a supervisor at Town Hall,...

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New movie Venom doesn't quite meet expectations

New movie Venom doesn’t quite meet expectations

Thomas Fougere, Broadcast Director | October 18, 2018

The movie Venom didn’t quite live up to its expectations, but still was enjoyable for comic book fans. Movie reviewers were quick to rip it apart, and it started off with a solid 23% bomb on Rotten Tomatoes. A...

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Boyle stripes the ball down the fairway on his second shot at the state tournament.

Senior varsity captain represents the Lancers at states

Blake Melnik, Sports Editor | October 11, 2018

Updated 10/15/18 In a final effort, Boyle ended his high school career at the individual state tournament at Derryfield Country Club on Saturday. Although the temperature on the course was a frigid 45...

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Mr. Parent and Mr. Sobolov accept the NHIAA award.

Lancers accept sportsmanship recognition

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | September 25, 2018

On Sept. 17, Mr. Parent and Mr. Sobolov accepted the NHIAA Division I Sportsmanship Award for LHS. The runner-up for the award was Pinkerton.

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Brady Hanley (8) prepares for a free kick in front of his own goal.

A quick inside look into the fall sports season

Nick Desrosiers, Sports Chief | September 21, 2018

As we prepare for Mack Plaque weekend here is what you need to know about our teams… The girls’ volleyball team is made up of four seniors, one junior, three sophomores, and two freshman. Interestingly...

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Boys' Lacrosse highlight reel

Boys’ Lacrosse highlight reel

Blake Melnik, Reporter | June 19, 2018

As the 2018 Boys' Lacrosse season has came to an end, relive some of their proudest moments by checking out this highlight reel: http://www.hudl.com/v/2A1QPt 

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 Junior Miranda Galan, Sophomore Gia Komst, and Senior Lauren Misiaszek celebrate in the outfield after a stellar play.

Lancer Softball surges into Semis

Blake Melnik, Reporter | June 5, 2018

After an impressive 10-1 finish against second seed Exeter in the quarterfinals to compliment their 18-1 season, first seed Lancer softball is now onto the semifinals. The Lancers now have their sights...

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Betting odds are displayed on a board in the sports book at the South Point hotel and casino in Las Vegas.

How the legalization of sports gambling affects the world of sports

Nick Desrosiers, Sports Editor | May 22, 2018

One week ago it was announced that betting on sports has been legalized by the U.S. Supreme Court, and ever since it has became a trending topic throughout social media. According to NBCNews.com, the...

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Sullivan fires away in a road matchup against the rival Astros.

Versatile senior captain does it all for Lancer Baseball

Nick Desrosiers, Sports Editor | May 9, 2018

To many coaches, the two greatest qualities a team captain can present are determination and leadership, and the varsity baseball team has both in senior Nate Sullivan. Starting off the second half...

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Senior captain Anthony Pirolli will get the nod for opening day vs Spaulding on 4/11

A quick inside look into the upcoming spring sports season

Nick Desrosiers, Sports Editor | March 26, 2018

As we patiently wait for the snow to melt, here are some highlights and information regarding the newly posted spring varsity sports rosters: This years baseball team is made up of 11 seniors, including...

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Santos raises his Most Outstanding Wrestler trophy after his big win

Senior wrestler comes in first place at NHIAA D1 championship

Nick Desrosiers, Sports Editor | February 23, 2018

After three years of intense training and preparation, senior Craig Santos has earned the prestigious honor of becoming a NHIAA D1 wrestling champion. In his final year at LHS, Santos exceeded all of...

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A representative from the Londonderry's American Legion recites their oath at the beginning of the Veteran's Day Breakfast.

Annual Pay it Forward Veteran’s Day Breakfast honors 125 veterans

Blake Melnik, Reporter | November 20, 2017

As the hometown veterans walked into the high school cafeteria on Veteran’s Day, they were welcomed by friendly greeters at the front door, creative patriotic posters, and personal letters from both...

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Freshman Football caps off their perfect season

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...

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Senior outside linebacker #24 Jake Dionne is back on the field after getting injured earlier this season. This football captain will help lead his team during this weekend's playoff game against Salem.

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...

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Junior Ty Belville (59) waits patiently at offensive guard to drive into a tackle against Timberlanes' defensive line. Picture is from last year because it is was the last time he played in a game previous to his injury.

Injured Holland, Belville reflect on being out for season

Blake Melnik, Reporter | October 31, 2017

Junior defensive weapons unlikely to return for remainder of football season For Lancer football, losing juniors Jake Holland and Ty Belville for the entire season was something the team never saw coming,...

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Junior Lauren Mullen, senior goal scorer Vanessa Magoon, sophomore Courtney Shay, and senior Allie Marsh celebrate after the game winning goal in their playoff against Pinkerton.

Field hockey will fight for state title for first time since 2008

Nick Desrosiers, Sports Editor | October 29, 2017

After a wild 1-0 victory over their rival, the Pinkerton Astros, the field hockey team has punched their ticket to the final showdown, advancing to the NHIAA D1 State Championship this weekend. “This...

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LSO Gallery: Seniors act silly at 2017 hypnotist show

LSO Gallery: Seniors act silly at 2017 hypnotist show

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | October 28, 2017

On the night of Wed. Oct. 25, LHS students gathered in the gym for the annual hypnotist show. Like in past years, seniors placed their name in a raffle for a chance to be hypnotized, and a group of 2018...

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Freshman Will Heenan leads the pack of runners during the recent race at Brown to become the 14th fastest freshman in the country.

Young Lancer emerges as 14th fastest freshman in country

Nick Desrosiers, Sports Editor | October 19, 2017

Over the years, Londonderry has been home to some talented young racers who burst out onto the scene as soon as their season commences. However, one racer in particular has accomplished a feat many can...

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Brian Boyle sends his first drive of the day deep down the middle at the NH State Golf Tournament

Lancer golf grips and rips all the way to the end of their season

Nick Desrosiers, Sports Editor | October 13, 2017

This past Tuesday saw an absolutely gorgeous day on the links: The sun was shining, the wind was calm, and Lancer golf was gripping and ripping. 100 golfers from 20 teams were invited to the annual...

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Lancer football takes the field on their home turf against Nashua North.

Sophomores Wiedenfeld and Keegan play not for themselves but for their team

Nick Desrosiers, Sports Editor | October 2, 2017

If you haven’t heard by now, Lancer football is back in a big way. And this group isn’t just built to win now, but they also have the tools necessary to be successful for years to come.  With...

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Fall Spirit Week 2017 in action

Fall Spirit Week 2017 in action

Liz Iaconis and Allie Marsh | September 28, 2017

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LSO Film: Mack Plaque Pep Rally 2017 Highlights

LSO Film: Mack Plaque Pep Rally 2017 Highlights

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | September 27, 2017

Lancers showed their school spirit at the annual fall pep rally on Friday, Sept. 22 leading up to Mack Plaque weekend. See Lancers in action in this highlight reel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gikomaaimAQ&t=128s

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Mack Plaque Events for Saturday, September 23

Mack Plaque Events for Saturday, September 23

Nick Desrosiers, Sports Editor | September 23, 2017

Schedule of Varsity Mack Plaque games for Saturday, September 23:   10:00 AM- Volleyball - Hackler Gym 11:30 AM- Girls Soccer - Girls Soccer Field (Field 1) 1:00 PM- Field Hockey - Field...

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Photos by Liz Iaconis

Lancers’ first homecoming in five years is sweeping success

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | September 17, 2017

After five years without a homecoming dance and many attempts to bring back dances, Student Council hosted Lancer Homecoming 2017 on Saturday, Sept. 16. The dance was a hit among all classes from freshmen...

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Meet the newest additions to Lancer Nation

Meet the newest additions to Lancer Nation

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | August 29, 2017

Mrs. Chase Department: House 4 Guidance Counselor Getting to know her: In her free time, she plays Sims "like it's her job," plays other video games, and cuddles with her pug, Darla. Chase claims...

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Athletes: Get off the couch, hit the gym

Athletes: Get off the couch, hit the gym

Tips for athletes to stay active during summer
Nick Desrosiers, Sports Editor | June 15, 2017

As the 16’-17’ school year comes to an end and the spring sports season finishes strong, high school athletes get ready to hang up their cleats and hit the showers for the summer and not come out until...

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Students pass this vertical hydroponic garden on daily route through the cafeteria.

Hydroponic innovation adds to dining experience

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | May 11, 2017

Mrs. Venezia and the dining staff are taking the Londonderry Dining Services program to new heights, bringing a garden directly to the kitchen in the cafeteria. With a new vertical hydroponic herb garden...

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The revival of the Pizza War

The revival of the Pizza War

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | April 13, 2017

Thursday, April 13 the class of  2019 will hold Pizza Wars from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m, an event previously run by the National Honor Society. Pizza Wars has not been held for a few years, but the class of 2019...

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Sophomores win at Rotary speech contest

Sophomores win at Rotary speech contest

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | March 26, 2017

  Sat. March 25, sophomores Ashley Lynch and Vincent Del Signore were honored for their performance in the Rotary speech competition on "The Four Way Test." The two students wrote speeches analyzing...

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Chase has his hand raised in victory at the Meet of Champions after his defeat of Brandon Berube of Timberlane.

Dedicated senior wrestler earns first place at Meet of Champs

Nick Desrosiers, Reporter | March 24, 2017

After years of hard work on the mats and in the gym, senior captain Drew Chase has made a name for himself as one of the best wrestlers in Londonderry history after bringing home a first place victory...

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The official recycling fundraiser flyer and fees.

International Club to benefit from 4th annual recycling fundraiser

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | March 23, 2017

On Sat. March 25, there will be an electronics recycling fundraiser in the main parking lot. Fees will be charged to recycle everything from computer mice to television, and the proceeds will benefit...

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Current juniors present in their freshman year for Maya's first steps.

Wearing Jeans for Genes

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | February 21, 2017

Thanks to the efforts of  the Student Activities Club and their adviser Ms. Murphy, LHS will observe Rare Disease Day on Thursday, Feb. 23. The school will be full of students wearing jeans  and...

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Students and teachers taking the plunge.

Students take the plunge at Hampton Beach

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | February 10, 2017

On Saturday Feb. 4, over 20 students accompanied by their ambitious teachers Mr. Rosa, Ms. Skudder, Mrs. Donovan, and Ms. McMahon, participated in the Special Olympics New Hampshire High School Penguin...

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Super Bowl Monday?  Why this should be a thing.

Super Bowl Monday? Why this should be a thing.

Nick Desrosiers, Reporter | February 3, 2017

Check out LSO Video: Lancer reactions to Super Bowl LI.   Remember two years ago when the Patriots won the Super Bowl and the following day we didn’t have school because of a massive snowstorm?...

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Mr. Prince singing and playing guitar and harmonica to a 1960s  hits medley.

Math team holds 8th annual teacher talent show

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | January 27, 2017

This Thurs., Jan. 26, students, parents, and faculty gathered at the teacher talent show to support the math team. The math team showcased the talents of many faculty members in their 8th annual show....

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Del Signore (blue) gets the advantage over the Goffstown wrestler.

Sophomore wrestler impresses early in season

Nick Desrosiers, Reporter | January 5, 2017

The transition from a JV team to a varsity team can be a rough one for many athletes, but that isn't the case for sophomore Vincent Del Signore. “[Last year] was my first year, so I struggled as anybody...

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Pantene Angels share why they donate

Pantene Angels share why they donate

Megan Packard and Liz Iaconis | January 5, 2017

Leading up to the Day of Giving this Friday, some Pantene Angels spoke about the experience of donating their hair and gave explanations for their selflessness, telling what drove them to donate something...

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This doorway depicts an assortment of ways students can be college and career ready.

Teachers decorate doors to encourage POP: Perseverance, ownership and practice

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | December 19, 2016

     For the duration of “No School November,” the faculty recognized the month for a different reason than students. November was National College Application Month 2016 declared by President Obama....

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Freshman Lilly Law makes the final dash towards the finish line.

Winter Preview: Boys’ and Girls’ Swim

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | December 19, 2016

Boys' Swim The boys’ swim team contains 14  swimmers this season and according to sophomore Harry Feig is one of the strongest team atmospheres he’s ever been part of. “Out of all the teams...

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Class of 2019 Vice President Sammy LeClair,  President Michael Kennedy, Historian Liz Iaconis, Secretary Abby Palmer, and Publicist Maya Hilliard were pleased with the results of their second annual holiday event.

Sophomores host annual holiday event

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | December 13, 2016

This past Saturday, the class of 2019 held their second annual holiday event in town: the Frosty Fun Holiday Festival. The day consisted of sugar cookie decorating, ornament making and other crafts, face...

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Sophomore Jimmy Fitzgibbons sports striped eye-black to prepare for game day.

Superfans: Here’s what to do during that awkward, in-between-seasons crisis

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | December 1, 2016

Now that the Friday night lights are out and all of the fall sports fields are shut down, as a die hard Lancer Superfan, you maybe asking yourself, “What’s next?” Lancer Nation is dying for the...

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Hosh Posh Losh, an a cappella group created in honor of choir teacher Mrs. Loschiavo, performs at Prism this weekend.  Group members include sophomore Michael Crowley, junior Josie Collins, sophomore Abigail Palmer and founder of the group, junior Mary Sullivan.

Hosh Posh Losh creates Prism’s new beat

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | October 29, 2016

Eager junior and self-proclaimed drama queen, Mary Sullivan has big plans for the a cappella group she founded this school year just in time for Prism. Sullivan has had few experiences singing a cappella...

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Junior AP Gov students Kiara Breault, Kalin Gregoire, and Ally Rose relax on the upper deck of The Rita with the views of the harbor behind them and Boston before them.

APUSH, AP Gov classes share common curriculum, walk Freedom Trail together

Josh Galluzzo and Liz Iaconis | October 27, 2016

The annual Freedom Trail field trip, organized by AP Government teacher Mr. Vaughn, was joined for the first time by a multitude of sophomore AP U.S. History (APUSH) students on Wednesday.  The 2016-17...

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Freshman football team maintains historic undefeated record

Freshman football team maintains historic undefeated record

Nick Desrosiers, Reporter | October 16, 2016

Talented football teams have come and gone at LHS over the years, but there is something about this year's young team that stands out from the rest. “Well to be completely honest, I think...

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Merrimack defenseman reaches to try and tackle Holland as he holds onto the ball, running and warding off defenders.

Sophomore Holland’s ‘football instincts’ strong asset to team

Liz Iaconis, News Editor | October 14, 2016

Sophomore football player Jake Holland began playing the game in first grade just because his older brother played, but now, almost nine years later, he is exploding into a starting role for the Lancer...

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