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Lancers Cheerleaders Earn Top Finishes at Recent Competitions

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Source: Londonderry Times

The Londonderry High School cheerleading teams turned in strong performances at two recent competitions, with both the junior varsity and varsity squads earning top-two finishes. At Cheer Madness, held at Nashua North High School on Sunday, Oct. 18, the Lancers’ junior varsity team captured first place, while the varsity squad finished second behind Dover. The teams followed that performance at Battle in the Den, held at Goffstown High School on Sunday, Oct. 25. Both squads earned second-place finishes, again behind Dover. The Lancers also received the Dominate the Den award for best energy and showmanship. The varsity team reached another milestone, scoring 100.9 points to break the 100-point mark. The Londonderry squads have two competitions remaining this season. The teams are scheduled to compete in the Capital City event at Concord High School on Nov. 1, followed by the NHIAA State Championships the following week. Junior varsity will compete at Timberlane on Nov.

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