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
Fall Sports
The rush to the playoffs continues this week with a battle for the Division I West Conference, along with six other games between teams battling for the postseason. Take a look at what our gaggle of "experts" think of some of this weekend’s games. John Doyle Nashua
The Season
Check out the seventh episode in The Season.
Division II
One set into Wednesday's match, and Steve Hodsdon was worried about his Somersworth High School girls volleyball team.
Division I
The Hollis Brookline High School girls volleyball team swept Nashua South on Wednesday, 3-0, to win its sixth match in a row.
Division I
The Bedford High School girls volleyball team won its fifth straight match, beating Salem 3-1 on Wednesday.
Division II
Josh Anson scored the game's lone goal in the 27th minute Wednesday to lead the Souhegan High School boys soccer team past Oyster River
Division I
The Bishop Guertin High School field hockey team saw its seven-game winning streak come to an end Wednesday in a 3-2 loss to Winnacunnet.
Division I
For Jo Coffey, the biggest thing was making her own legacy. The Merrimack High School senior spent two years playing volleyball along with her older sister, Jen, helping the Tomahawks to a Division I championship a year ago, along with a semifinal appearance the year before. But while Jen Coffey was
Division II
Peter Clarke told his Hollis Brookline High School girls soccer team that Tuesday's game against Souhegan would be a dress rehearsal for the postseason.
Division I
Coach Justin Hufft has gotten used to watching Connor Bourque make big plays all over the field for the Goffstown High School football team.
Division II
The Milford High School football team has been in this spot before, and things hadn't always turned out the way it hoped. In 2012, the Spartans had a 4-0 record in the old Division III and dropped their next two games, but still ended up as the No. 2 seed. In 2013, Milford was 3-1 before going to Wi
Division II
Here's where the teams in Division II football stand after six weeks.