Fall Sports
Here's a look at what went on in the seventh week of New Hampshire high school football. Division I * Goffstown 29, Manchester Central 12 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Bedford 56, Concord 13 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Winnacunnet 56, Portsmouth 8 - Portsmouth Herald * Spaulding 42, Manchester Memorial 28 - Foster's
Division II
PELHAM - All year, the Pelham High School football team has been looking for a way to get fired up at the start of each game. Saturday night against ConVal, the Pythons found it. Pelham's defense held the Cougars in check from start to finish, and the Pythons got touchdowns from Robert Ryan and Maso
Division I
CONCORD - The Bedford High School football team’s offensive line has a group chat named “The Big Dogs” and those guys, includes four returning starters, pushed around the Concord defense leading to a 56-13 victory Saturday afternoon. “Our group is very close," senior captain and center Joshua Koelim
Division II
HOLLIS - Chris Lones has expressed all season to the Hollis Brookline High School football team how small the margin for error is in Division II. That means winning home games and winning the games the Cavaliers are expected to win takes on an even greater importance. After a slow start Saturday aga
Fall Sports
The Inter-Lakes High School girls volleyball team picked up its 13th win of the season by sweeping Mascoma Valley on Friday. Emma Wheeler led the Lakers (13-0 in Division III) with seven kills, eight service points and six digs while Jessalyn Brown had 16 assists, five service points
Division II
AMHERST - Defense wins championships and that proved to be accurate Friday night in a game between the Sanborn and Souhegan high school football teams. But for part of the game, both offenses were able to move the ball, grinding out clock-consuming drives for touchdowns. One team made huge plays in
Division I
MANCHESTER - Charlie Keith thought there might be a chance the Goffstown High School football team would have to go point for point Friday night with Manchester Central. The Grizzlies senior quarterback practiced all week with that mindset and was ready to play that way, and early on, that's what Go
Division I
When a team hits a rough patch in a season, it's not unusual for the captains or coaches to pull everyone together to talk about how to get things headed in the right direction. Sometimes that talk comes after a string of losses, or games that maybe weren't up to the standard. For the Hollis Brookli
Fall Sports
There’s only a week left in the New Hampshire high school girls volleyball season 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. Starting Monday, these will be updated every day for Sports Ins
Division I
NASHUA - As the Nashua High School South girls volleyball team prepared for Wednesday's match against Hollis Brookline, Panthers coach Wayne Siejkowski tried not to emphasize the fact the Cavaliers were the lone undefeated team left in Division I. But somethings just can't be hidden from a high scho
Division II
In Division II, it's a race to get to six wins. With each passing week, it looks more and more like getting that sixth win - and at worst finishing 6-2 - is going to be the key to making the postseason. In fact, right now, there's only one team with two losses in the playoff field, and one team with
Division I
CONCORD - Manchester Memorial High School boys soccer coach Chris Florek said goalkeeper Connor Page has saved the team a few times this season. Page did so again Wednesday when the Crusaders and Concord played to a scoreless draw over a hundred minutes of play at Memorial Field. The senior made eig