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Posted on Monday, March 14th
For the love of sport! 2022 NH Senior Games, presented by Martin’s Point Health Care, celebrates 35th year; registration now open. Manchester, NH: (March 14, 2022) In support of healthy aging, the New Hampshire Senior Games (NHSG) is pleased to announce that registration for the 2022 Games is now open. Supporting the organization’s effort to promote health and wellness among older adults is Martin’s Point Health Care, which is serving as the games major sponsor for the fourth straight year. “We’re excited to kick off our 35th year of providing healthy competition to older adults,” said
Glenn Graham, Chairman of the Games. “2022 promises to be a momentous year of fitness and fun!” Graham thanked and saluted Martin’s Point Health Care for their long-time support of the games. “They’ve been a wonderful partner in wellness, and we are very grateful for their amazing support,” he said. …
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Posted on Saturday, July 17th
For immediate release Contact: (603) 488-0229 info@nhseniorgames.org The 2023 New Hampshire Senior Games are Officially Underway! Manchester, NH, March 9, 2023 – The New Hampshire Senior Games is all set to return with a bang in 2023, following a successful 2022 season that brought together athletes and spectators from across the state and beyond. As we look forward to another season of exciting sports and thrilling competitions, it's time to reflect on the past year and celebrate the achievements of our athletes. The 2022 New Hampshire Senior Games were a resounding success, thanks in no small part to the hard work and dedication of our sponsors and volunteers. We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to all those who contributed their time, expertise, and resources to make the New Hampshire ate Senior Games a success. Our sponsors, including many local businesses, organizations, and individuals, provided support that allowed…
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Posted on Sunday, July 1st
The New Hampshire Senior Games is pleased to announce that registration for the 2018 games is now open. “We’re excited to announce that we are now accepting registrations for the 2018 New Hampshire Senior Games,” said Jim Eddinger, Board Chair for the New Hampshire Senior Games. “Starting later this month with our Candlepin Bowling Tournament and ending on Labor Day with a 5k road race, we’ll be offering 17 different events throughout New Hampshire over the next three months.” Now celebrating its 31st year, the games provide a blend of competitive sports and social interactions for active older adults. Mr. Eddinger said that over the years, thousands of athletes from New Hampshire and throughout New England have taken part. “Our slogan - ‘where fun and fitness meet’- truly embodies the spirit of the games,” he said. “Whether one is a competitive athlete or trying a sport for the first time, we…
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Posted on Tuesday, September 5th
New Hampshire Senior Games steps up in support of the Boys & Girls Club of Manchester Bedford, NH: In support of healthy opportunities for area youth, the NH Senior Games is proud to make a donation to the Boys & Girls Club of Manchester’s Camp Foster in Bedford. “We are thrilled to support the wonderful work of the Boys & Girls Club of Manchester,” said George Tosatti, board chair, 2017 NH Senior Games. “Like our organization, they share a strong focus on support for health and wellness.” Members of the NH Senior Games Board recently toured the camp and met with campers. “We greatly appreciate the support of the NH Senior Games,” said Diane Fitzpatrick, CEO, Boys & Girls Club of Manchester. “We have been proud to be associated with the games for many years and enjoy hosting their annual table tennis tournament.” Ms. Fitzpatrick added that the donation would…
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Posted on Tuesday, August 15th
2017 NHSG Badminton Tournament features strong performances from area athletes New London, NH: Hard fought rallies on the singles, doubles and mixed doubles courts highlighted the 2017 New Hampshire Senior Games Annual Badminton Tournament, held recently at Colby-Sawyer College. “I enjoy all aspects of the sport,” said Wicky Chan of Nashua. The 53-year old plays regularly in a club in Massachusetts and looks for competitive events outside of his regular playing group. “This is a wonderful tournament,” he said. “There are some excellent players here and it’s been fun to meet people and compete.” Mr. Chan’s doubles partner, Larry Lo of Westwood, MA, shared that he plays for exercise and the competition. “It really is a fun game,” he said. “I like the strategy of the sport. Many times, you are thinking several shots ahead with the goal of getting your opponent out of position so you can win the…
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