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Tim Goodwin has been a sports reporter at the Ledger-Transcript since April of 2007. Hired in the fall of 2006, Tim spent time covering news before moving to sports full-time. A graduate of ConVal High School and Keene State College, he has a bachelor’s degree in journalism with a minor in management. During the school year, he covers ConVal, Conant, Mascenic and Wilton-Lyndeborough athletic programs, writing game stories, profiles and features. In the fall of 2007, he created the Timmy Awards, an end of season feature highlighting the achievements of local high school athletes. He currently lives in Keene.
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Recent articles
ConVal wins 1st game; defeats Kearsarge, 7-3
WINCHENDON, Mass. — It was a tough week for the ConVal hockey team.
Ready for a challenge
When ConVal senior Tori Yerkes first picked up the game of field hockey in sixth grade, the game came naturally to her.
Rivalry renewed
PETERBOROUGH — The thing about the Conant boys basketball team is that they constantly go after opponents.
Out for a good old- fashioned skate
PETERBOROUGH — The ConVal hockey team needed some ice time heading into its first game of 2012.
Valuable experience
KEENE — If the ConVal boys basketball team had seen a doctor after its first two games of the regular season, the team likely would have been prescribed a spot in a holiday basketball tournament.
Advantage Conant
I don’t really care what the schedule says, the boys basketball season doesn’t officially begin until the first Conant and Mascenic game.
Domination at its finest
The Franklin Pierce University men’s soccer team’s trip to the NCAA Division II Final Four is a crowning achievement in the history of the program.
On a quest for the ultimate prize
It has been a record-setting year thus far for the Franklin Pierce University men’s soccer team.
A sweet repeat
MANCHESTER — It seemed almost certain that the Division IV boys soccer title game would need overtime to determine the 2011 champion.
A battle of rivals
Over the last few years, the rivalry between the Mascenic and Conant boys soccer teams has been as close as can be.
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