Division II
AMHERST - The Souhegan High School girls basketball team would not have been the first team to turn in a poor performance on senior night. With emotions running high after the pregame sendoff for the team's seven seniors, plus a moment to recognize Mia Len's recent achievement of her 1,000th-career
Fall Sports
Forest MacKenzie, of Concord High School, has been named the Gatorade Boys Cross Country Runner of the Year for New Hampshire, becoming the first Crimson Tide runner to receive the honor. MacKenzie, a junior, became the first Concord runner to win the Division I meet since 1963 when he finished
Winter Sports
The girls basketball regular season is in full swing, with all four divisions well into their schedules. While the playoffs may still be a few away, we’ll take a peek each week at what the playoff field would look like if the NHIAA playoff started on that day. These will be updated every Monday for
Winter Sports
The boys basketball regular season is in full swing, with all four divisions well into their schedules. While the playoffs may still be a few weeks away, we’ll take a peek each week at what the playoff field would look like if the NHIAA playoff started on that day. These will be updated every Monday
Division I
SALEM - Rob McLaughlin calls it the bounce, and when the Salem High School boys basketball team has it before the start of the game, good things usually follow. Against Nashua South on Friday night, the Blue Devils had more than enough bounce. Salem hit four 3-pointers in the game's first three minu
Division I
CONCORD - The Bishop Brady-Trinity-Manchester West girls hockey team’s first line powered the co-op to a 4-2 victory over rival Concord on Friday at Everett Arena. Senior co-captains Sydney Herrington and Mary Anne Wiley and sophomore linemate Lauren Trippiedi combined for all four Bishop Brady-Trin
Division I
BEDFORD - It doesn't seem to matter how many points the Bedford High School girls basketball team scores this year. Not when the Bulldogs have played defense the way they have through their first 15 games. After giving up 10 points to Manchester Memorial in the first seven-plus minutes Thursday nigh
Division I
Eyes opened around the state when the Bedford High School boys basketball team started its season with two straight losses. A team that was viewed as a Division I favorite, which only lost four games all of last year - including the championship game - was at the bottom of the standings when 2018 go
Fall Sports
Two of the top high school football players from the Granite State finalized their collegiate plans Wednesday by signing a national letter of intent to play for the University of New Hampshire.
Division II
AMHERST - The Hollis Brookline High School boys basketball team found itself in a track meet in the first half of Tuesday night's game with Souhegan. After going up and down the floor with the Sabers, the defense finally came together for the Cavaliers, and in a matter of moments, the complexion of
Winter Sports
Here's what is being said about Sunday's Division I and II indoor track championships. * Exeter's Gaughan, Pinkerton teams rule - Union Leader * Clachar shines for Coe-Brown - Concord Monitor * Emotions run gamut for locals at states - Valley News * Pinkerton boys and girls surge to D1
Division I
BEDFORD - Mark Elmendorf was well aware of what kind of team his Bedford High School boys basketball team would be up against Monday night. Elmendorf implored the Bulldogs to get off to a fast start against Nashua South, a team that had lost six of its last seven, four of them by an average of 3.3 p