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Only in Print - Marc Thaler's High School Hockey: Proud Berlin wants to leave its mark

MARC THALER
New Hampshire Union Leader
February 21. 2012 10:41PM
Goalie Steve Martin, shown in action last month against Manchester Central, has been a key to Berlin's recent win streak. (THOMAS ROY/UNION LEADER)
Berlin's Mountaineers are the main story in this final week of regular-season high school hockey.

Why does a sub-.500 team - currently outside the 10-team tournament field - garner such attention? Tradition-rich Berlin (6-10) plays its final Division I home game tonight against Londonderry (7-7-1). The next time the Mountaineers skate at Notre Dame Arena, they'll be competing in Division III.


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