Fall Sports
It may be the third week of September, but there are already a few field hockey teams who have played close to half their schedule. So while it may seem early to do so - the postseason is still more than a month away - it's time to start taking a look at what the playoff field looks like for New Ham
Fall Sports
Here's a look at results from the third week of the New Hampshire high school football season. Division I * Pinkerton 17, Exeter 7 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Manchester Central 21, Merrimack 8 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Salem 41, Portsmouth-Oyster River 13 - Portsmouth Herald * Londonderry 44, Timberlane 14 - Eagle Tribune
Division II
HOLLIS - Sander Wimmer felt like he could have done more for the Hollis Brookline High School football team in its first loss of the season. So when the Cavaliers took the field Saturday against ConVal, the junior quarterback tried to leave everything on the field. Wimmer left enough out there, his
Division II
AMHERST - The Alvirne High School football team staged another second-half comeback, and this time, against Souhegan, it was enough. The Broncos rallied back from a 21-7 deficit and held off the Sabers for a 28-21 win Friday to improve their record to 2-1, while the loss dropped the Sabers back to 1
Division I
DERRY - On a night when yards and points were tough to come by, it was a pair of big plays - one on offense, one on defense - that lifted the Pinkerton Academy football team. The Astros turned an interception early in the third quarter into points and struck on a long touchdown pass from Aiden Goujo
Division I
MERRIMACK - It was a game riddled with mistakes and missed opportunities, but in the end, the Manchester Central High School football team did what it had to do to put the Granite State on notice, as the Little Green took down Merrimack 21-8 in a cross-conference matchup. The Little Green paved the
The Season
After some hot weather postpones the first game of the season, the Goffstown High School field hockey team regroups and gets ready to open the year at Sanborn.
Division I
Things were not going well for the Timberlane Regional High School girls volleyball team midway through the second set of Monday night's match against Nashua North. After falling behind early in the first set, the Owls dropped the first one by 10 points, and were down again, this time by eight, as t
Fall Sports
On this week’s episode of the Ninth State Sports Show: Football Edition, Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman take a look at some of the biggest games of the second week of the year, plus look ahead to what to expect from Week 3. The show is recorded every Tuesday
Fall Sports
The Timberlane Regional High School girls volleyball team rallied from an early deficit, and after Nashua North forced a fifth game, the Owls came back again to beat the Titans 3-2 on Monday. Game scores were 15-25, 25-22, 26-24, 19-25 and 15-5. Ellie Schott
Division I
The strength of the Nashua High School South run defense starts at the second level, and when the Panthers' linebackers are at their best is when they're able to run downhill. After some early adjustments Friday night, South was able to do just that, and the defense's ability to shut down Bishop Gue
Fall Sports
Here's a look at results from the second week of the high school football season. Division I * Nashua South 33, Bishop Guertin 8 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Bedford 44, Concord 3 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Londonderry 28, Salem 21 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Nashua North 48, Goffstown 22 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com