Dan Attorri is a School Counselor at Concord Monitor. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on competitive sports, sports business, and various games including golf, football, baseball, hockey, and softball. Dan's insights and analyses have been featured in the Concord Monitor and Greenfield Recorder.
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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.
For example:
- 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.
Pitches should align with Dan’s locality focus on Concord and encompassing areas while showcasing understanding of the dynamics of high school sports in New Hampshire.
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By: Alexander Rapp, Dan Attorri, Franklin Nh, John Stark
Concord’s George Tarwo battles Exeter’s Tim Ramsey in the 182-pound semifinal match at the 2017 Division I championship. Tarwo won the Division I, Meet of Champions and New England title that year, earning All-American status. Now, Tarwo is back to the mat as a coach, helping rebuild the Franklin program, which hasn’t competed since 2017. Elizabeth Frantz / Monitor file
By: Alexander Rapp, Dan Attorri, Hopkinton Nh
Concord Christian’s Emma Smith defends against Pembroke’s Annelise Dexter during last year’s Division II girls’ basketball championship game at UNH on March 10. Concord Christian won its third consecutive in its third different division and will now take on Division I. Smith, a 1,000 point scorer and Second Team All-State player, is back to help lead the Kingsmen this season. Chip Griffin / Photos By Chip
By: Alexander Rapp, Dan Attorri, Hopkinton Nh, John Stark
Bow’s Jake Reardon splits through two Milford defenders as he drives to the basket during a game last season. Reardon, an All-State player, is back to lead the Falcons this season. Chip Griffin / Photos By Chip
By: Alex Rapp, Dan Attorri, Hopkinton Nh, John Stark
The Exeter hockey team celebrates after scoring the winning goal in overtime to secure a 4-3 win over Concord in last year’s Division I quarterfinal. That loss was the Tide’s earliest playoff exit in eight years. GEOFF FORESTER / Monitor file
By: Dan Attorri
John Stark goalie Lexi Boudreau (center) gets in position in front of goal during the Generals’ season-opening game at Pembroek Academy on Aug. 30. Boudreau was named to the Division II First Team and also earned New England All-Region recognition. GEOFF FORESTER / Monitor staff
The winter season is well underway, but some fall accolades are still being doled out, with some football divisions releasing their All-State rosters as recently as last week. For Divisions I and II, each conference within the division selects its own...
By: Dan Attorri
After winning its first team title since 2005, the Bishop Brady Giants golf team earned multiple individual postseason accolades. Sophomore Mady Savary was named the Division III Player of the Year, posting the lowest average score (37.8 average per...
By: Dan Attorri
The Concord High School girls’ ice hockey team celebrates its Kingswood Holiday Tournament title following a 6-4 victory over Exeter in the final on Friday. Courtesy
By: Dan Attorri
Concord’s Wayne Gutierrez-Sakakeeny (right) wrestles Keene's Evan Ray in the heavyweight bout at the Keene Minickiello Holiday Wrestling Tournament on Saturday. Ray won the 285-pound title with a pin in the second period, but Concord took home the team title. Ethan Weston / Keene Sentinel
By: Dan Attorri
Tournament wrestling doesn’t come down entirely to finalists. The Concord High School wrestling team didn’t have a single finalist on its home mats at Saturday’s annual Capital City Classic, but the Crimson Tide gutted out victories and pins through the consolation brackets, placing six wrestlers and finishing fourth out of 31 teams.
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