Division I
NASHUA - Now that's more like it. After going six quarters without scoring, the Nashua High School South football team wasted little time finding the end zone Friday night against Keene. And once they were there, the Panthers didn't stop in the first half. Chris Keefe returned the game's opening kic
Division I
NASHUA - Katie Littlefield tells the Pinkerton Academy field hockey team that sometimes its OK to just throw a shot at the goal. After missing out on a handful of opportunities to do just that throughout the second half Wednesday, the Astros finally did, with little time to spare. Lauren Lisauskas w
Division II
GOFFSTOWN - The Souhegan High School field hockey team has at times had to shuffle its lineup early this season. While at times it's showed early in games for the Sabers, as different players in different roles have tried to mesh, the results have been perfect so far. That trend continued Wednesday,
Fall Sports
The Londonderry High School field hockey team improved to 5-0 on the year with a 2-0 win Wednesday over Manchester Memorial. Courtney Shay had two goals, one in each half, to lead the Lancers while Grace Chicko and Kayla Miles each had an assist. Riley Walter made eight
Division I
PORTSMOUTH - Including it’s season opening loss to four-time defending Division I champion Hollis Brookline, the Dover High School volleyball team has shown thus far its primed to be a contender once again. The latest illustration of that came via Wednesday’s night’s 3-0 road sweep of Portsmouth ins
Division II
PENACOOK - With senior tri-captain and last year’s leading goal-scorer Tasha White injured, the Hollis Brookline High School girls soccer team succeeded with a different offensive approach in its 2-1 Division II victory at Merrimack Valley on Wednesday. Cavaliers coach Peter Clarke said his team was
Fall Sports
The list of New Hampshire high school coaches filling that position for more than one sport is not a long one. The number of coaches leading two programs at different schools is even shorter, and when those two programs are a boys team and a girls team, well, that's a very select group. Ruppy Haile
Fall Sports
The second week of the football regular season saw some interesting results and on this week's episode of the Ninth State Sports Show: Football Edition, Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman talk about all of it, and take a look at some of this weekend's matchups.
Division I
BEDFORD - Anneke McStowe has been waiting to see the Bedford High School field hockey team bring the level the Bulldogs have been practicing at into a game. The first-year Bedford coach finally got to on Monday. The Bulldogs withstood a fierce Merrimack attack through the first 20 minutes of the gam
Division I
NASHUA - Maybe it was a case of the Mondays or maybe it was playing on turf for the first time this season. Or maybe it was facing a goalie on a hot streak or maybe it was a combination of all those things. Whatever it was, the Dover High School field hockey team was unable to capitalize on early op
Division II
When the Hollis Brookline High School football team started preseason practices, there was one thing that seemed certain. Quinten Wimmer was going to lead the Cavaliers receiving core, providing quarterback Sander Wimmer, his twin brother, a go-to option while the rest of the group got up to speed.
Division I
The Nashua High School North football team has played eight quarters this season, and so far, the Titans have allowed an average of one point in each of those quarters. Those eight points came in the final seconds of North's season-opening win against Winnacunnet. The Titans improved to 2-0 last Fri