Longtime Kennett baseball coach Bob Burns’ widow Linda Burns throws out the first pitch for the home opener at Kennett against Manchester West last April 30. Sports fans are eager for her to te the mound again, hopefully in early May. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Longtime Kennett baseball coach Bob Burns’ widow Linda Burns throws out the first pitch for the home opener at Kennett against Manchester West last April 30. Sports fans are eager for her to te the mound again, hopefully in early May. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
CONCORD — The New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association hopes to begin high school sports practices on May 4 with games to start the following week.
NHIAA Executive Director Jeffrey Collins posted the following on the website on Tuesday: “Due to the Governor’s mandate to extend online learning through the beginning of May, the NHIAA Executive Council has modified the start date of spring sports. The revised dates are as follows:
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