Division II
BEDFORD - Comebacks were prevalent throughout the field hockey playoffs and Sara Carpenter didn't have to go far to show her Portsmouth High School field hockey team what one looked like. It had only been two days since both the Clippers, and Goffstown, their opponent in Sunday's Division II champio
Division I
BEDFORD - There were plenty of reasons for Addison MacNeil and her Exeter High School field hockey teammates to feel frustrated late in Sunday's Division I championship game. The Blue Hawks had a goal in the opening minutes waved off. They'd bounced shots off both posts and the cross bar. And despit
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With the regular season done, here is what we expect the playoffs to look like when brackets are released.
Division I
GOFFSTOWN - With rain falling all day and conditions deteriorating the longer the game went, field position was key in Saturday afternoon's contest between the Goffstown High School football team and Portsmouth-Oyster River. When the Grizzlies' Peyton Strickland busted through the line to block a p
Division II
EXETER - The longer the game went, the more the Goffstown High School field hockey team knew it was going to need a bounce to go its way to beat Lebanon goalie Ashlee Blashock. With about four minutes left in overtime, the Grizzlies got one. Kendall Dubois sent the ball into the circle to Bethany Du
Division II
EXETER - Charlotte Marston knew she had to move when she saw Mia Edwards go deeper into the circle. And when Edwards sent a reverse shot toward the goal, Martson was in just the right spot to tip it in. The junior did just that with 2:34 left in overtime and the No. 2 Portsmouth High School field ho
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I'm watching all the moves you make Can't turn back now, it's too late Check mate, there's no defending This is the start of the ending * The Ending by Papa Roach For some teams, this is the end. There will be no
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Oh how the scheduling gods have once again worked their magic.
Division III-IV
EXETER - The first five minutes of Thursday's Division III semifinal couldn't have left anyone associated with the Bishop Brady High School field hockey team feeling good. After colliding with two Stevens players, Giants senior Libbey Hicks limped off the field in obvious pain. As Hicks headed to th
Division III-IV
EXETER - As the player who inserts the ball on penalty corners, Charlotte Presti has practiced taking shots on the goal at odd angles. That practice paid off Thursday night for the sophomore and her Hopkinton High School field hockey team. With under two minutes to go in the second overtime, the bal
Division I
EXETER - The nerves were front and center for the Exeter High School field hockey team Wednesday night. With the Blue Hawks playing in the Division I semifinals for the first time in eight years, Katelyn Varney could see that a lot of her teammates were feeling the moment, herself included. Varney h
Division I
EXETER - The Windham High School field hockey team didn't have to look too far back to know that no lead is safe in the playoffs. So despite being up by three goals early in the second quarter of Wednesday's Division I semifinal against Bedford, the Jaguars were prepared to have to battle all the wa