Joe has been covering high school sports for the better part of 12 years. A 2004 graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, he was worked at newspapers in Kentucky, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire befor
Division II
Michael Boucher has one goal in mind for the upcoming football season. After the Milford High School football team just missed out on a playoff spot in 2016, the senior lineman wants to help lead his team not only back to the postseason, but all the way to the program's first championship in 14 year
Division III-IV
For the third time in the last four years, the team that entered the Division III playoffs as the top seed didn't finish in that spot when all was said and done. In 2013, it was Bow that took down undefeated Pelham in the quarterfinals, on the way to the division title. Then it was Campbell's time t
Announcement
With a new school year getting underway, and just like many of the student-athletes getting ready to begin another season, there will be some changes here at NH-HighSchoolSports.com. This school year marks the eighth fall season that I've covered since creating this website in January
Division I
It was time for the Goffstown High School football team to make a decision during Friday's Queen City Jamboree. If the Grizzlies accepted an ineligible man down field penalty against Salem, the Blue Devils would be facing second down with 26 yards to go for a first down from Goffstown's 31-yard line
Fall Sports
The football season in New Hampshire unofficially kicked off Friday at the Queen City Jamboree.
Fall Sports
With the start of the football regular season just over a week away, the NHIAA announced two changes Thursday at the annual media day for 2017.
Fall Sports
The boys and girls soccer regular season kicks off on Friday. Here's a look at what is being said about the 2017 season. Girls Soccer * John Stark plans on using depth in a race to defend title - Concord Monitor * Traditional powers strong again - Union Leader * Two-time defending
Fall Sports
Seven New Hampshire teams took another step toward the season in Wednesday's Granite State Football Jamboree.
Division II
Bill Raycraft doesn't hesitate long when asked what he thinks Royce Belsky could improve on going into his senior season with the Windham High School football team. A player described the head coach as humble and willing to do whatever his team needs of him, Belsky is expected to be an important par
Division III-IV
Greg Gush needed a reminder to find a set of shoulder pads for Ryan Yanuszewski. The Campbell High School football coach did what anyone in the 21st century would to do to not forget something - he took a picture. Gush still has the three-year old picture on his cell phone, as a reminder of a differ
Division II
Joey Delaney found out he was going to be the starting quarterback for the Hollis Brookline High School football team before the start of his sophomore season. Then he had to wait almost a year to get on the field. It was the second game of the year when Delaney went down with a season-ending should
Division I
If Sam Raitt had his way, he'd never come off the football field. Unfortunately for the Bishop Guertin High School senior, he knows he might not get his way too often this season. As long as he's running the show on offense, that's good enough for the Cardinals starting quarterback. "I just love the