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By 1997, the number of teams tripled to twelve; in 2002, the league had at least one team in each New England state, and started its three-conference alignment with three different skill levels, one for each conference. The 2006 was the first season with at least 30 teams, making the NEFL one of the largest semi-pro football leagues in the country.
The semi-professional soccer club was founded in the late 1980s as Ramblers de Montreal by Noel Okorougo, financier and sports rights agent who succeeded Pascal Cifarelli as President of Ligue National du Soccer Quebec (LNSQ) and was also former Commissioner East of Canadian National Soccer League (CNSL) 1, 2 .
The D3 Pro League became the Pro Select League in 2003, and the Phantoms bounced back superbly in regular season play, finishing second in the Northern Region behind Westchester Flames with a hugely encouraging 11–7–2 record, before falling to the Flames 5–3 on aggregate in the first round of the playoffs. 2003 also saw New Hampshire's ...
Both NASCAR Cup races at New Hampshire Motor Speedway draw over 100,000 fans, thus making NHMS the largest capacity sports venue in New England. [10] New Hampshire also possesses the New England Dragway facility in Epping, New Hampshire, as one of the very few remaining dragstrips in the New England region.
Womans Football Alliance: Semi-professional: Based in Windham, plays home games in nearby Raymond, New Hampshire: Seacoast United Phantoms: Soccer: New England Sports Park USL League Two: Semi-professional: Based in Portsmouth, plays home games in nearby Hampton, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Mountain Kings Ice Hockey: Tri-Town Ice Arena, Hooksett
American football teams in New Hampshire (2 C, 1 P) I. Ice hockey teams in New Hampshire (2 C, 3 P) L. Lacrosse teams in New Hampshire (3 C, 1 P) R.
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The New England League was revived in May 1941 as a semi–pro league with eight franchises. Many players were in the military assigned to nearby bases, including some major league players (often playing under an assumed name). Football Hall of Famer, Major League umpire and NBA coach Hank Soar sometimes played for