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, Hopkinton Nh
Coe-Brown’s Patrick Youngs finished fourth overall at the Black Bear Invitational on Saturday on his home course. JAY SMITH / NHXCTF
Merrimack Valley’s Mahamed Shegow tackles Kingswood’s Tyrese Ryder (2) during a game in Penacook on Friday night. Ryder ran for 132 yards in Kingswood’s 20-17 victory. Courtesy of Jay Heath
By: Dan Attorri
We’re just over halfway through most fall sports, but the NHIAA golf season is almost done. All four team championships will be decided this week on Tuesday and Thursday at different courses across the state, while five individual titles will be...
By: Dan Attorri
Conditions were far from ideal at the Division II golf championship on Tuesday. Those who were able to adapt on Windham Country Club’s challenging course fared better.
By: Dan Attorri, Hopkinton Nh
Concord’s Spencer Clemans (469) and Josiah Conley (471) lead the way off the starting line, flanked by runners from Merrimack Valley and St. Paul’s School, on Thursday at the 47th Capital Area Cross Country Championship at Merrimack Valley High School. DAVIO DELUCA / NHXCTF
By: Dan Attorri
Finishing your senior season as a champion is something that student athletes dream of. Aiden Boule experienced that this past week - twice. After leading Bishop Brady to a Division III team title on Thursday, Boule earned his second title of the week...
By: Dan Attorri, Hopkinton Nh
Concord’s Gianna Gualtieri (330) and Quinn Doherty (325), and Bow’s Hannah Pawlowski (315) take off from the starting line at the 47th Capital Area Cross Country Championship on Oct. 17 at Merrimack Valley High School. Davio DeLuca / NHXCTF
By: Dan Attorri
MANCHESTER – Cross country coaches frequently say ‘every place counts’ when it comes to a championship race. Those words were never truer than they were at Saturday’s Division I championship.The Concord girls’ team was in a three-way tie for fourth...
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 Saturday. Lane defended her individual title, helping Hopkinton win its fourth D-III team championship in five years. JAY SMITH / NHXCTF
By: Dan Attorri
Coe-Brown Northwood Academy’s Patrick Youngs (275) and Luc Kerouac race towards the finish line in the NHIAA Division II cross country championship at Derryfield Park in Manchester on Saturday. Youngs and Kerouac finished third and fourth, respectively, to lead Coe-Brown to second place as a team. This marks the 11th straight season that the CBNA boys have finished in the top two of the division. JAY SMITH / NHXCTF
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