Dan Attorri is a school counselor and contributor to the Concord Monitor, focusing on local sports coverage in Concord, New Hampshire. With a passion for high school athletics, Dan provides insightful previews, recaps, and updates on various sports teams and tournaments in the area.
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Dan’s coverage primarily revolves around local high school sports events in New Hampshire, with a focus on various sports such as basketball, hockey, track and field, football, golf, soccer, cross country and more. Given the emphasis on event coverage and local sports teams' achievements or performances at tournaments and competitions within New Hampshire's landscape. He may be interested in pitches regarding unique stories of individual athletes or team accomplishments within these categories. This could include human interest angles related to athlete performance or personal stories that tie into their sporting endeavors.
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- A feature story about an underdog team's journey to success.
- An exclusive interview with a standout player from one of the highlighted teams.
- Human-interest pieces that spotlight the dedication and hard work put in by student-athletes.
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By: Dan Attorri
PENACOOK – Friday night couldn’t have gone any better for the seniors on the Merrimack Valley football team. Not only did they win their final game on their home field, but that 55-22 victory over Pembroke Academy also allowed the Pride (4-5) to hoist...
By: Dan Attorri, Hopkinton Nh
Hopkinton’s Maddy Lane (left) and Bedford's Mikita Barry lead the rest of the field at the Meet of Champions on Saturday at Alvirne High School. Barry just outkicked Lane at the end to win the state title, but Lane finished runner-up and her Hawk teammates qualified for New Englands with a fourth-place finish as a team. JAY SMITH / NHXCTF
By: Dan Attorri, Franklin Nh
Franklin quarterback Nate Holmes (3) runs with the ball up the field while Jacob Adler (17) and Cameron Labrecque (87) block on Saturday night at Memorial Field. Holmes scored a touchdown on the opening drive of the Kaplan Kup and Franklin defeated Bishop Brady, 17-7, to make the playoffs for the first time since 2018. RICH MIYARA / NH Sports Photography
By: Dan Attorri
Concord Christian players Kristina Baglio (18) and Lili Carlile hug as Profile players celebrate their 1-0 victory over the Kingsmen for the Division IV championship at Laconia High School on Friday. GEOFF FORESTER / Monitor staff
By: Dan Attorri, Hopkinton Nh
Hopkinton’s Maddy Lane races towards the finish line at Derryfield Park in Manchester at the NHIAA Division III cross country championship on Oct. 26. Lane defended her D-III title, finished second at the Meet of Champions and came in fifth at New Englands on Saturday. JAY SMITH / NHXCTF
By: Dan Attorri
Concord Christian players Lylah Shumway (left) and Sadie Thompsom nearly collide trying to reach the ball during their Division III title match against Inter-Lakes on Saturday. The Kingsmen lost to the top-ranked Lakers, 3-1. GEOFF FORESTER / Monitor staff
By: Dan Attorri, Franklin Nh
Concord running back Tim Fahnbulleh (6) runs with the ball for a gain during the Tide's Division I preliminary round game at Alvirne in Hudson on Saturday. Fahnbulleh ran for 124 yards, including a 32-yard touchdown, but No. 9 Concord fell to No. 8 Alvirne, 33-10. ALYSON CONDICT / CHS Quarterback Club
By: Dan Attorri
After advancing to the championship games in their respective divisions, the Bow Falcons and Concord Christian Academy Kingsmen led area girls’ soccer programs with the most postseason accolades. The New Hampshire Soccer Coaches Association released...
By: Dan Attorri, Hopkinton Nh, John Stark
Hopkinton’s Fin Murphy (11) controls the ball during the Hawks’ homecoming match against Stevens on Sept. 28. Murphy, a junior midfielder, was named the Division III Player of the Year. JEFF SULLIVAN / SullivanEventPhotography.com
Bow senior midfielder Lexi Insana (25) scored two game-winning goals in overtime to lead the Falcons to the Division II championship game and was named to the D-II All-State First Team and the Lions Cup senior all-star roster. Chip Griffin / Photos By Chip
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