Division I
BEDFORD - The Bedford High School football team was eager to get back on the field to wipe away the memory of its previous game. So when the opportunity to move this week's game against Manchester Central up a day, coach Zach Matthews was all for it, and now, the Bulldogs can spend an extra day thin
Fall Sports
Pinkerton Academy Athletic Director Brian O’Reilly answered a phone call on a Tuesday afternoon to discuss his school’s Mack Plaque week festivities against rival Londonderry. Before even getting started on that topic he needed some time to finalize another issue that arose for the following week. “Hold on
Division I
WINDHAM - The way that Wednesday's field hockey game started, it looked like Winnacunnet and Windham high school might be headed for a shootout. Each side scored a goal on a penalty stroke in the first four minutes, and the Jaguars held a 2-1 lead at the end of one quarter. But Windham would make th
Fall Sports
Don't look now, but the field hockey playoffs are scheduled to begin in less than three weeks, and many teams are past the halfway point in the regular-season schedule. Here’s a look at where every team in the state stands heading into Wednesday's action.
Division I
Rob Baguidy has worn a Goffstown High School jersey plenty of times in the last three-plus years, but Saturday afternoon was just the second time the senior had football pads on underneath one. It was tough to tell the way Baguidy played in the first half of the Grizzlies' 28-7 win over Bedford. Wi
Fall Sports
Annette Schlunk finished with 15 kills to help lead the Hollis Brookline High School girls volleyball team to a 3-0 win over Winnacunnet on Monday. Scores were 25-19, 25-18 and 25-10. Meaghan Coutu added five kills and three aces and Lydia Daskalos had three kills and
Division I
BEDFORD - Anneke McStowe knows that when her Bedford High School field hockey team plays to its strengths, there aren't many opponents who can beat it. The Bulldogs showed that in the first five minutes Monday, to the surprise of their coach. Bedford scored off two penalty corners to open the game a
Fall Sports
It was a wild weekend of rivalry games in Division I football and Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman breakdown that action, along with the big games in Division II. They also look ahead to an interesting slate of games coming up in the first weekend of October.
Division I
All four games for the Nashua High School South football team have felt eerily similar to coach Scott Knight. The Panthers come out, ground and pound their way down the field and into the end zone, and then they start to come apart.
Division I
NASHUA - John Tricsiani has been around the Bishop Guertin High School football program for a few years now. There haven't been many times where the Cardinals turned in a performance in the running game like they did Saturday night. Bishop Guertin rushed for almost four hundred yards and six touchdo
Division I
GOFFSTOWN - If there was any question about whether the Goffstown High School football team was ready to play after two weeks off, the Grizzlies answered them on their opening drive. Goffstown started Saturday's game with an 11-play, 69-yard touchdown drive, the defense recorded five interceptions,
Division II
HOLLIS - Grace Bolduc knew that if she was going to score a goal, she was going to have to shoot high. The only problem for the John Stark Regional High School field hockey senior was finding an opportunity to do so Saturday morning against Hollis Brookline. Bolduc finally got that chance in the fo