Ninth State Sports Show: Football Edition (Aug. 25)
The football regular season creeps a little bit closer, and this week, Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman go over every team in Division I and what they might expect to see for the upcoming season.
The football regular season creeps a little bit closer, and this week, Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman go over every team in Division I and what they might expect to see for the upcoming season.
The start of the field hockey regular season is here. But before it starts, Joe Marchilena and Kelli Braley share their thoughts on Saturday's Playing for a Purpose Jamboree and preview all three divisions.
The start of the field hockey regular season is just a week away, which means it's time for all the teams from around the state to ramp up their preparation this weekend.
Football is back and that means Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman have returned to bring you all you need to know about the 2026 season.
The wait is over. Monday is the first official day of the field hockey preseason, and we can't let that go by without the first episode of the Ninth State Sports Show for 2026.
The New Hampshire Tomahawks held their first Goalie vs. Shooter Showdown boys lacrosse competition Tuesday at the Derryfield School in Manchester.
Hunter Drouin was already waiting by his cell phone on the morning of June 1 when he got a text message. Looking at his phone, Drouin saw the message was from Nathan Laliberte, and there was a song with it.
Here are highlights from the sixth week of the Stix-0-3 Field Hockey Summer League.
Here are some highlights from a night of wrestling at the Bow Backyard Brawl.
Girls basketball highlights from the Souhegan Summer League playoffs.
Highlights from the fifth week of the Stix-0-3 Summer Field Hockey League
Here are highlights from the fourth week of the Stix-0-3 Summer Field Hockey League.
Spring Sports
Here are results and highlights from the second week of Session 2 of the 2019-20 NH Tomahawks Indoor Lacrosse League.
Fall Sports
On the final episode of 2021, Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman take a look back over the season, highlighting the best moments of the year and discussing what could come in 2022. Thank you for listening to the show this season. Your continued support is greatly appreciated. Have a safe
Fall Sports
Here are my choices for Player of the Year and Coach of the Year from all four football divisions for 2021.
Spring Sports
(Nov. 28) Here are results and highlights from the first week of Session 2 of the 2019-20 NH Tomahawks Indoor Lacrosse League.
Fall Sports
Here are the girls volleyball all-state teams for the 2021 season, as selected by the New Hampshire Volleyball Coaches Association.
Division I
There was a very clear tempo that the first half of Saturday's Division I football championship was being played. The Winnacunnet High School team took the opening kickoff, held the ball for almost nine minutes and ran 17 plays before finding paydirt on a 1-yard touchdown run from quarterback Kyle T
Fall Sports
Londonderry and Timberlane added their names to the list of 2021 football champions last Saturday and Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman break down the Division I and II finals. They also share their thoughts about Thanksgiving Day football and future locations for football championship games.
Fall Sports
But it's been no bed of roses No pleasure cruise I consider it a challenge before The human race And I ain't gonna lose * We Are The Champions by Queen Londonderry, Timberlane, Pelham and Somersworth have been crowned your 2021 football champions, and we, too, have
Division II
When the Timberlane Regional High School football team faced Milford in the final regular season of the year, the Owls struggled in the first half to slow down the Spartans rushing attack. It was the only game all year in which the Owls trailed at halftime, and when the teams met again for Saturday'
Division I
EXETER - There were quite a few suggestions at halftime as to what the Londonderry High School football team could do differently on offense in the second half. To Lancers coach Jimmy Lauzon, there was really only one thing his offense had to do - get the ball. Londonderry ran just 19 plays in the f
Division I
Jimmy Lauzon remembers well the last time his Londonderry High School football team went up against Winnacunnet. Coming off an undefeated championship season in 2017, the Warriors continued that run into the next year, winning their first five games. But on the first Friday night of October, Winnacu
Division II
Evan Roeger remembers what it was like when the Timberlane Regional High School football team finished the 2019 season without a win. Now, with one game left in the senior's high school career, the Owls have an opportunity to end up with another zero in their record. Only this time, it would be in t