Around the Granite State: Goffstown field hockey hangs on to beat Londonderry
Here are results from Thursday's high school field hockey action.
Here are results from Thursday's high school field hockey action.
Warriors remain unbeaten on the season, hand Astros their first loss.
The final stretch of the football season is approaching, and for some teams, if they want to keep playing beyond October, are at their limit.
The Souhegan High School field hockey team wrapped up a week of road trips with a game at John Stark and then started a stretch of home games against Hollis Brookline.
It's a week closer to the end of the regular season, and in some cases, it almost feels like the playoff picture got murkier.
Here are results from Wednesday's high school field hockey action.
Lancers get back to what had been missing in second half of win over Blue Devils.
Here are results from Tuesday's high school field hockey action.
Whether it was something on the field or not, the Nashua High School North football team got off to a slow start in the first half of Friday night's game against Goffstown.
Every week during the football season, on the Ninth State Sports Show podcast, Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman will each select a Player and a Team of the Week from the previous weekend’s performances.
The air is getting chilled and the football is getting exciting as the regular season reaches the halfway point.
Here are results from Monday's high school field hockey action.
Division III-IV
Here's a look at the girls basketball all-state teams from Divisions III and IV, as selected by the New Hampshire Basketball Coaches Organization. Division III Player Of The Year: Madison Springfield, Conant. Coach Of The Year: Jon Aumand, Fall Mountain. JV Coach Of The Year: Chuck Kenney,
Winter Sports
Here are the boys and girls hockey all-state teams, as selected by the New Hampshire High School Hockey Coaches Association. Division I boys Player of the Year: Justin Pearson, sr., F, Bishop Guertin. Coach of the Year: Jim Tufts, Exeter. First team Ben Nelson, sr., G, Concord; Matt Chorlian,
Winter Sports
Here's a look at the results from Saturday's boys and girls hockey championships. Division I: No. 2 Bedford 4, No. 1 Bishop Guertin 3 * Bulldogs edge Guertin - Nashua Telegraph * Bulldogs break through - Union Leader * Bedford dethrones Bishop Guertin - Hockey Night in Boston Division II: No. 6
Division II
The line always messes up someone, whether its fans, coaches or even officials. Of course the different men's 3-point line at Southern New Hampshire University and the University of New Hampshire must throw off players as well. The Portsmouth High School boys basketball team has played 10 games over
Division I
Manchester Central needs overtime to beat Merrimack in D1 final.
Division II
Portsmouth shuts down Lebanon to win D2 championship.
Winter Sports
Here's a look at results from the boys and girls hockey semifinals, and the championship game matchups. Division I boys Semifinals * No. 1 Bishop Guertin 3, No. 5 Bishop Brady 2 (OT) * No. 2 Bedford 4, No. 6 Exeter 0 Championship * No. 2 Bedford (18-2) vs. No.
Division II
Portsmouth beats Bishop Brady for another crack at D2 title.
Division II
Lebanon beats Manchester West to get over the hump, reach D2 final.
Division II
While the Division I tournament was full of surprising results in the quarterfinals, the Division II tournament went just about as according to plan. Yes, No. 5 Bishop Brady went on the road to take out No. 4 Milford, but the top three seeds will be in Durham for the
Division I
Defense leads Merrimack past Manchester Memorial in D1 semifinals.
Division I
Manchester Central explodes in fourth quarter to beat Winnacunnet.