The bed of Michael Montembeault’s pickup truck is full – and equally divided – with the trappings of his life these days: baseball equipment and firefighting gear. . But that is about to change. There is the matter of one remaining collegiate stint on the baseball diamond – a Senior Day game – but after Michael graduates from Keene State a day later, the longtime catcher’s baseball equipment will no longer need to be within easy reach. . The firefighting gear will. . The affable senior, known by those closest to him as just “Monty,” will enter the real world as it is.
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Local roundup: Stevens bowling wins second NHIAA championship in three year
Staff Reports
Modified: 3/7/2021 9:04:52 PM
MERRIMACK, N.H. The way Stevens High bowling coach Shawn Wadsworth sees it, his Cardinals may have won the NHIAA state team championship at home on Saturday, not Sunday in the final two rounds at Merrimack Ten Pin.
The COVID-19 pandemic left the Cardinals with weekly geography-based competition with Keene and Hillsboro-Deering this winter. Stevens could handle H-D but could never solve the Blackbirds … until Saturday, when the Cards earned a three-game quarterfinal sweep of Keene at Maple Lanes to advance to Sunday’s final four.