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
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
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
Nate Stanton sounded like he was joking Tuesday night when he said everyone on the Londonderry High School boys basketball team was going to have to make two hundred free throws at the next practice. But after the Lancers went 7 of 15 from the line in the fourth quarter - including 4 of 11 in the fi
Division I
NASHUA - The Londonderry High School boys basketball team was on the verge of watching its season head into a tailspin. After winning the first five games of the year, the Lancers had dropped three in a row, and trailed Nashua South by seven at halftime Tuesday night. Nate Stanton asked his eight se
Division I
Cody Rocheleau and the rest of the members of the Nashua High School South boys basketball junior varsity and freshmen teams get to practice along side the varsity once a week. Every Sunday, all three of the Panthers teams practice at the same time at the high school, but after last week's joint ses
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
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Here's a look at some results from games that took place Friday around New Hampshire. Boys Basketball * Winnacunnet overtakes Exeter for statement win - Portsmouth Herald * Breakfield's three-point play leads Spaulding past Dover - Foster's Daily Democrat * Memorial wins overtime thriller against Central - Union Leader
Division I
NASHUA - Offense has been hard to come by at times for the Nashua High School South boys basketball team. Friday night against Nashua North was not one of those times. After a slow start, the Panthers' exploded in the second quarter for 26 points and a 20-point halftime lead, as South cruised to a 6
Division II
Even when things haven't worked out on the court for Andersen Geffrard, he's been finding ways to make sure they don't stay that way for long. Geffrard had no one between him and the basket when he got the ball in the post in the third quarter of Monday night's game between the Souhegan and Manchest
Division I
NASHUA - Jay McKenna wondered just what the Winnacunnet High School boys basketball team would look like Wednesday night against Bishop Guertin. The Warriors hadn't played in five days, and hadn't been able to practice in two, but when the ball went up, they knew just what to do. Winnacunnet raced o
Division II
MANCHESTER - When things are going well, the Souhegan High School boys basketball has found ways to make it even better. Against Manchester West on Monday, the Sabers got on a run in the first quarter, took a big lead into halftime and kept the Blue Knights at a comfortable distance. The result was