Division I
James Murray went into this football season feeling like he had something to prove now that he was a senior on the Merrimack High School football team. One of just two returning players with starting experience on the offensive side of the ball, Murray was eager to show that the 2016 version of the
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The New Hampshire high school girls volleyball season is nearing the midpoint and teams are battling for the top spots in the standings. Here's a look at where each team in all three divisions stands through Thursday night's action. These will be updated each week for Sports Insider Members. To sign
Division I
BEDFORD - Anna McGann has seen over and over again in practice what the Bedford High School girls volleyball team is capable of doing. On Wednesday night, the Bulldogs finally put it together against another team.
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The Hollis Brookline High School girls volleyball team picked up a 3-0 win Wednesday night over Concord in a rematch of last year's Division I championship match. Scores were 25-22, 25-15 and 25-14. Maddie Norris had six aces, five kills and eight digs for
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On this week’s episode, Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman discuss two big games, Goffstown at Winnacunnet and Exeter at Bedford, plus who looks like the favorite in Division I. They also take a look ahead at some of the big games in Division II and III. This season, each
Division I
The Winnacunnet High School football team looked like it might really be in trouble. After dominating the first half of last Saturday's game against Exeter, the Warriors went into the second half with a 10-point lead, and were receiving the kickoff to open the third quarter. But on the first play of
Division I
HOLLIS - For the Hollis Brookline and Bishop Guertin high school girls volleyball teams, Monday's match was as much a learning experience as it was about a win or a loss. Both teams took home quite an education about themselves and each other. After the Cardinals started fast and took the first game
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The Nashua High School South girls volleyball team stretched its win streak to four with a 3-0 victory over Merrimack on Monday in Division I action. Catherine Covert led the way for the Panthers (7-2) with nine kills and one ace, while Kara Kelliher added five kills, six
Division I
Side by side, some of the numbers from Friday's high school football game between Nashua South and Nashua North don't look all that different. The Titans actually held a slight edge in plays (74-68) and time of possession (24:25-22:53), and outgained the Panthers in the first half by almost 40 yards
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The Bishop Guertin High School field hockey team had high expectations before this season, and the Cardinals have done more than live up to them. The undefeated green and gold have what might be their biggest challenge yet this week when they host another undefeated club in Pinkerton. For coach Stev
Division III-IV
This weekend's schedule in Division III will reveal a lot about the teams that are battling for the bottom couple of playoff spots. Four of those teams - Inter-Lakes/Moultonborough, Stevens, Franklin and Bishop Brady - take on teams that are a combined 15-1 on the season.
Division II
One matchup of unbeaten teams took place in Division II last weekend, and another is on the schedule for this weekend. While the Plymouth High School football team pulled off a convincing win over Bow in a rematch of last year's championship game, this week, it will be a rematch of the two previous