Around the Granite State: Goffstown field hockey hangs on to beat Londonderry
Here are results from Thursday's high school field hockey action.
Here are results from Thursday's high school field hockey action.
Warriors remain unbeaten on the season, hand Astros their first loss.
The final stretch of the football season is approaching, and for some teams, if they want to keep playing beyond October, are at their limit.
The Souhegan High School field hockey team wrapped up a week of road trips with a game at John Stark and then started a stretch of home games against Hollis Brookline.
It's a week closer to the end of the regular season, and in some cases, it almost feels like the playoff picture got murkier.
Here are results from Wednesday's high school field hockey action.
Lancers get back to what had been missing in second half of win over Blue Devils.
Here are results from Tuesday's high school field hockey action.
Whether it was something on the field or not, the Nashua High School North football team got off to a slow start in the first half of Friday night's game against Goffstown.
Every week during the football season, on the Ninth State Sports Show podcast, Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman will each select a Player and a Team of the Week from the previous weekend’s performances.
The air is getting chilled and the football is getting exciting as the regular season reaches the halfway point.
Here are results from Monday's high school field hockey action.
Division I
The Bedford High School football team has done a lot of good things this season on the way to Saturday's Division I championship game. But according to coach Zach Matthews, the best drive the Bulldogs put together came at the start of last Friday's 28-0 win over Portsmouth-Oyster River in the semifi
Ninth State Sports Show
The number of games continues to decrease and Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman dive deep into them.
Division I
DERRY - Jimmy Lauzon could already hear the second guessing if the changes the Londonderry High School football team made for Saturday's Division I semifinal against Pinkerton Academy didn't work. Fortunately for the Lancers coach, they did. Boy, did they. No. 4 Londonderry pounced early, capitalizi
Division II
NASHUA - For the first time all season, the Pelham High School football team found itself in unfamiliar territory. On the first play in the second quarter, Plymouth running back Tristan Patridge found a hole in the Pelham line and ran 8 yards into the end zone to put the Bobcats up 6-0 after the fai
Division I
PORTSMOUTH - It was a different kind of halftime Friday night for the Bedford High School football team. For just the second time all season, and first since the season opener, the Bulldogs scored fewer than three touchdowns in the first 24 minutes of a game. They still had a 7-0 lead over Portsmout
Fall Sports
We started the season with 56 football teams and now just six remain.
Division I
Brian Pafford could not stop praising his team’s upcoming opponent. The Portsmouth-Oyster River football coach is excited to see how his team stacks up with one of the best Friday night.
The Season
The Souhegan High School football team opened the playoffs with a convincing 54-6 win over Bow in the Division II quarterfinals.
Fall Sports
The votes are in and the list of players for the inaugural Yukica Football Player of the Year award has been whittled down to three finalists.
Division I
It has been some kind of season for the Bedford High School football team. The Bulldogs not only went undefeated through their nine-game regular season, but more often than not, they were putting teams away by the time each side went in for halftime. Bedford scored 259 points in the first half of ga
Division II
Before Saturday's Division II semifinal, Chris Sanborn never talked to his Plymouth Regional High School football team about the championship game. Sure, typical coach speak would say the Bobcats were only focusing on one game at a time, but in Sanborn's case, there was another reason the word champ
Division I
Brian O'Reilly has witnessed just about everything during his high school career coaching football and lacrosse. So just because his Pinkerton Academy football team had defeated Bishop Guertin by 39 points during the regular, it didn't mean the Astros were guarantied of doing it again. In order to