Division II
Merrimack, Timberlane meet in pivotal D2 football game
There were two football games in Division II last weekend that changed the landscape heading into this week's games.
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Division II
There were two football games in Division II last weekend that changed the landscape heading into this week's games.
Division II
MILFORD - Chances are, there haven't been goals in New Hampshire girls soccer like the first one Morgan Andrews scored Tuesday in Milford High School's 2-0 win over Bedford. But there haven't been many high school players in the state like Andrews.
Division I
B.J. Neverett has decided to resign as the head coach of the Nashua High School South baseball team, ending a coaching career that spanned 28 years in the district.
Division I
The season didn't start off all that well for the Nashua High School South girls soccer team. The Panthers opened the year with back-to-back one-goal losses to Keene and Concord, respectively, games that in retrospect, South would probably like to be able to do over again.
Division I
Here’s a look around the state at what went on in Week 4 of New Hampshire High School football.
Division I
NASHUA – It took a half for the Bishop Guertin High School football team to find its offense Saturday night against Merrimack. Once the Cardinals did, look out.
Division II
HOLLIS – No matter how many points the Hollis/Brookline High School football team scored, Milt Robinson couldn’t get comfortable. Not when he was looking across the field at Mike Beliveau on the Souhegan sideline.
Division II
PLAISTOW – One team fumbled the ball 11 times. The other couldn’t pick up a first down on its final six possessions of the game.
Division I
This week of high school football brings us two Nashua-Manchester matchups, a Division I game between two undefeated teams, and a big Division III game between Souhegan and Hollis/Brookline on Saturday.
Division I
The members of the Nashua High School North football team like being on the field no matter the situation. That includes the second half of a game that the Titans are losing by multiple scores.
Division I
The Nashua High School South defense has given up over 500 yards in each of its last two games. Two weeks ago, in a blowout loss to Pinkerton, that was a bad thing for the Panthers. Last Saturday against Lowell, it wasn't.
Division II
MERRIMACK – On paper, Monday’s boys soccer game between Merrimack High School and Pinkerton Academy looks like anything but a matchup of two of the top teams in Division I. The schedule shows the Astros scored four goals in the first half and won 5-1, but that’s only part of the story.