Division III-IV
EXETER - For the third straight year, the Hopkinton High School boys lacrosse team were playing for a Division III championship, and for the third straight year it was against a new foe. As they did in 2017 and 2018, the No. 2 Hawks left Bill Ball Stadium as Division III state champions after a reso
The Season
Derryfield celebrated senior day to end the regular season and then prepared for it's playoff opener against St. Thomas.
Division I
HOOKSETT - Bishop Guertin High School’s Abigail Ahearn did her best to silence the crowd as she set herself for a free-position opportunity with 24 seconds remaining in regulation of a tied Division I girls lacrosse title game with top-seeded Pinkerton Academy on Thursday night at Penmen Stadium. On
Division II
NASHUA - The final minutes of Thursday's Division II boys lacrosse semifinal between Winnacunnet and Portsmouth high schools had more swings than a playground. But in the end, what the game came down to was a save and a transition goal. The Warriors got both, as Carter Renaud stopped Austin Edwards'
Division II
NASHUA - Possession may not be nine-tenths of lacrosse, but the team that controls it has a good chance of controlling the game. That wasn't the case early in Thursday's Division II boys lacrosse semifinal between No. 1 Derryfield School and No. 5 Goffstown High School. The Grizzlies won faceoffs an
Division III-IV
EXETER - It was a classic by any measure, and when it was done, it was the Hopkinton High School boys lacrosse team once again standing tall. The No. 2 Hawks and No. 3 Monadnock played a thriller that couldn’t be contained by 48 minutes. It took just 69 extra seconds of lacrosse, but Allen Faulkner’
Division III-IV
EXETER - The Pelham High School boys lacrosse team started strong, ended strong, and never let up in the middle. The unbeaten Pythons showed why they are the No. 1 seed by cruising past No. 4 Laconia 16-4 on Thursday in the Division III semifinals at Bill Ball Stadium. Pelham will face No. 2 Hopkint
Division II
HOOKSETT - For some, no matter how much time is spent on the biggest stage, there are still nerves. For the Portsmouth High School girls lacrosse team, despite playing in its fourth straight championship game, it took about a half to settle those feelings down. Getting a goal moments before the buzz
Division I
EXETER - It wasn’t close from the start, and it’s exactly how the Bishop Guertin High School boys lacrosse team drew it up. The top-seeded Cardinals scored three goals in the opening three minutes and never looked back as they rolled No. 4 Souhegan 17-3 in the second Division I boys lacrosse semifin
Division I
NASHUA - How a team responds to adversity, no matter when it arrives in a game, can be the difference between a win or a loss. The choice to rise or fall came early for the Londonderry High School baseball team came early in Tuesday’s Division I semifinal against Concord, and the Lancers did not shy
Division III-IV
HOOKSETT - Amelia Bassett and Ellie Morrall realized what was on the verge of happening with under five minutes to play in Tuesday's Division III girls lacrosse championship. Top-seeded Hopkinton High School had picked up five yellow cards, including two to senior Lyndon Flanagan, and had played all
Division I
EXETER - It took awhile, but eventually the Pinkerton Academy boys lacrosse team did what Pinkerton does. A sluggish first quarter gave way to a dominant second frame, and the No. 2 Astros put No. 3 Exeter away late Tuesday to win the first Division I boys lacrosse semifinal 12-7 at Eustis Field.