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Pinkerton field hockey won its first Division I title since 2012, under a coach who came back

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Pinkerton Academy beat Winnacunnet 3-2 at Bedford High School last Saturday. Ashley Clouthier scored the winner off a rebound with 3:03 left in regulation, after the Astros led 2-0 and the Warriors tied it.

Pinkerton edged Winnacunnet for the Division I title

  • Winnacunnet2
    Pinkerton3
    FinalDivision I championship at Bedford High School

Source: New Hampshire Union Leader

Coach Jen Resmini returned to the program in summer 2024 after eight seasons away. An unwritten rule had kept department heads from coaching.

“Although I love what I do, I needed more fun in my life, and that was working and being around the kids.”

Jen Resmini, Pinkerton field hockey coach
  • Regular season: 14-1-2, lone loss 2-1 to Winnacunnet
  • Resmini's first stint: 2012 champions, then three runner-up finishes

Pinkerton's title run, by the numbers

16-1-2
Pinkerton's final record
100
career wins for Resmini over two stints
8
seasons Resmini spent away from the program

Sources: The Derry News, New Hampshire Union Leader

Sources: The Derry News, New Hampshire Union Leader

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