Division I
Still plenty to be settled in Divisions II and III
The Merrimack High School football team had an unspoken goal at the start of this season – make the playoffs.
Division I
The Merrimack High School football team had an unspoken goal at the start of this season – make the playoffs.
Division II
The Wilton-Lyndeborough boys soccer team is heading back to the championship game for the first time in eight years after beating top-seeded Profile 1-0 Wednesday in the Division IV semifinals.
Division II
The Hollis/Brookline High School girls soccer team lost for the first time since August on Tuesday. Unfortunately, it came in the Division I semifinals.
Division I
Jeff LaCoste finished first in the Division I boys cross country championship meet, helping his Bishop Guertin High School team to a fourth-place finish overall Saturday at Derryfield Park in Manchester.
Division I
Two local boys soccer teams, two girls soccer teams and one volleyball team advanced to the semifinals of their respective tournaments over the weekend, and all will try to advance to the final on either Tuesday or Wednesday.
Division II
The playoffs have come early to Division III football this season. For the second straight week, four potential postseason participants go head-to-head to further determine who will be playing beyond the first week of November.
Division I
Four local teams - Alvirne, Hollis/Brookline, Nashua North and Bishop Guertin - advanced to the quarterfinals of the Division I girls volleyball tournament Wednesday, while only three of the seven boys and girls soccer teams in action advanced past the first round.
Division II
One goal was all it was going to take to win Tuesday’s Division II girls soccer preliminary game between Bedford High School and John Stark.
Division I
Ten local teams, including six in Division I, will compete in the girls volleyball playoffs. Alvirne, Hollis/Brookline, Bishop Guertin and Nashua North will host first-round matches in Division I, while Milford (Division II) and Wilton-Lyndeborough (Division III) will also play at home in the openin
Division I
The Hollis/Brookline High School girls soccer team challenged itself by moving up to Division I this season, and at least for the regular season, the Cavaliers proved they belong.
Division I
The Nashua High School North boys soccer team opened the regular season against Londonderry, and now the Titans will do the same in the Division I playoffs.
Division I
The NHIAA considers its games an extension of the classroom, and Nashua High School South football coach Scott Knight believes his team learns something every single game. A week ago, against Londonderry, the Panthers learned that they can't just show up and expect to win games. "We learned a valuab