Mike Cronin is a journalist based in Manchester, New Hampshire. He writes for WMUR-TV and his work has also appeared in WLKY-TV CBS Louisville, KY and The Irish Times. Mike covers a wide range of local news topics, including sports, community events, and profiles of notable individuals.
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Mike Cronin's coverage is predominantly focused on local sports within the New Hampshire area, particularly soccer, basketball, and hockey at various levels. Given his emphasis on event coverage and announcements in sports, he may be interested in pitches providing insights or access to upcoming local sporting events and key milestones within the mentioned sports.
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“Still, to this day, I'm a big fan. I bleed black and gold,” said former defenseman Ray Bourque. “My family is still here in Boston, so, it's a special day to be a part of.”
BOSTON — One hundred years ago, the Boston Bruins and the Montreal Maroons played their first ever hockey game. The Bruins won on December 1, 1924, by a score of 2-1.
The Big Green edged the Wildcats, 69-65.
The New Hampshire Mountain Cats Academy is in its inaugural season. The team is part of the National Girls Hockey League and helps prepare high school hockey players for college.
VIDEO: The Ravens will play Cal Poly Pomona Friday in the Division II NCAA women's soccer tournament with a trip to the national championship on the line.
The 12th ranked Keene State Owls beat Plymouth State, 93-63.
On Tuesday, the Spartans beat the Bears, 54-28.
Starting next season, Dartmouth football will be able to compete for a national championship.
On Wednesday, the Hawks beat the Hillcats, 47-17.
On Wednesday, the Blue Devils beat the Cardinals, 5-4.
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