Division III-IV
MILFORD – When Mark Hamilton scored the game-winning goal Tuesday for the Milford High School boys soccer team, Mike Mitchell was the first one there to celebrate with his teammate. The two seniors smiled as Mitchell embraced Hamilton and they jubilantly ran back to midfield, and the rest of the Spa
Division III-IV
Mary Donavan scored with four minutes left to break a tie game and give the Milford High School girls soccer team a 2-1 win over Sanborn in Division II action on Tuesday.
Division II
HOLLIS – The defending Division II champion looked like it was about to be overwhelmed by the defending Division I champion. The Hollis/Brookline High School girls volleyball team trailed by as many as 10 points during Game 3 of Monday’s match against Londonderry. But every time it seemed like the L
Division I
Scott Knight could tell there was something extra in his Nashua High School South football team while it was warming up before Friday night's 41-7 win over Concord. The Panthers looked quick in the pregame and Knight thought that it was going to be a good night if it carried over into the game. "I w
Division II
BEDFORD – Jordan Garron had been bottled up since halftime. After rushing for 64 yards in the first half Saturday, the Bedford High School junior had just 19 through the second half and the first overtime against Con-Val. As a team, the Bulldogs’ yards-per-carry average dropped almost five yards fro
Division III-IV
The play looked like any other during the course of a high school football game Portsmouth quarterback Nate Jones dropped back and threw to Billy Lane, who made the catch despite a leaping effort by Souhegan’s Colin Ginnard to knock the ball down. Lane sprinted to the end zone to give the Clippers a
Division II
A long road trip on a Saturday may just be what the Alvirne High School football team needs. It’s a chance for the Broncos to get away from Hudson and a chance to mix up their routine. For the last three weeks, things have looked too familiar for Alvirne, and not in a good way. In last week’s 35-7 l
Division I
NASHUA – On a sloppy, rainy night, the Nashua High School South football team did some cleaning. The Panthers took care of business on both sides of the ball, executing on what coach Scott Knight calls “money downs,” and rolled to a 41-7 win over Concord Friday night at Stellos Stadium. South took a
Division III-IV
Kelsea Bemis has been a force for the Souhegan High School girls soccer team this season. In many ways, the Sabers have needed it. On a team with just four seniors, Bemis has provided the youthful Sabers with steady scoring that helped Souhegan to wins in its first eight games in Division II.
Division I
The gauntlet continues for the Nashua High School North football team, but this week’s game is likely to be the only one circled on the Titans’ calendar. North, coming off back-to-back wins over Pinkerton and Manchester Central, now gets the rematch the players have been waiting for since last year’
Division I
The Nashua High School South football team saw the good and the bad during last Friday’s win over Manchester Memorial. The Panthers got out to 31-7 lead at halftime, but with under five minutes left in the game, South’s advantage had been whittled down to 10 points. That’s when a mistake by the Crus
Division I
The Bishop Guertin High School football team is good, but it doesn’t hurt to sometimes get a little bit of luck. Late in the first half of last Friday’s game at Merrimack, the Cardinals were driving for what would be their third touchdown in the final 5:32 of the half. But the drive was in trouble,