Winter Sports
Don't look now, but the boys and girls hockey playoffs are only a few weeks away. A lot will be determined between now and then, but you can keep up with where each team in the state stands with weekly updates of the playoff picture. Note: With the NHIAA’s 70-percent rule in place for the postseason
Division I
HOOKSETT - The Pinkerton Academy boys hockey team turned in its best power-play performance of the season and received a hat trick from Tyler Pappalardo in its 7-1 Division I victory over rival Londonderry Wednesday night at Tri-Town Ice Arena. The Astros (5-3) went 4 for 6 on the power play and kil
Division I
TYNGSBOROUGH, Mass. - The top two teams in the Division I standings met on the ice Wednesday night. The Concord High School boys hockey team was ready to go from the opening faceoff. Bishop Guertin was not. The Crimson Tide scored 17 seconds into the game, went up two goals less than five minutes in
Division I
GOFFSTOWN - Despite coming out Wednesday night with a lot of intensity, the Bishop Guertin High School boys hockey team didn't have much to show for it at the first intermission. The Cardinals had carried play for most of the first period, but a bad bounce led to a Bedford goal that tied the game 1-
Division II
GOFFSTOWN – Chris McIntosh isn’t going to apologies for the Keene High School boys hockey team picking up a win. But after Wednesday’s 4-3 win over Goffstown at Saint Anselm’s Sullivan Arena, the Blackbirds coach felt like maybe his guys got away with one they shouldn’t have. A big reason for that w
Division I
TYNGSBOROUGH, Mass. - There has been a lot so far this season to throw the Bishop Guertin High School boys hockey team off its routine. Snow days and midterm exams bunched around two regular-season games before the holiday break have kept the Cardinals from getting into a rhythm off the ice, but the
Division I
GOFFSTOWN - Before the start of the third period Saturday, the Bedford High School boys hockey team talked about finding a way to win. To junior Owen Roberto, that meant continuing to throw shots on goal, and eventually, one would find its mark. That's what the Bulldogs did to start the final perio
Winter Sports
The teams won't take the ice for games until next week, but now is your chance to make sure you don't miss a thing during this high school ice hockey season.
Division I
MANCHESTER - The Bedford High School boys hockey team went into Saturday's Division I championship game with something to prove. Not just that it was the best team in the division this season, but that the first time the Bulldogs faced Trinity wasn't indicative of who they were this season. No. 3 Be
Division II
MANCHESTER - The St. Thomas Aquinas High School boys hockey team would have been happy to win a championship playing against any team. To try to win one against their city rivals, well, that just makes it a little sweeter. Zach Talbot and Patrick Vetter each had two goals and the No. 1 Saints made a
Division III-IV
MANCHESTER - Paul Molnar's game-winning goal wasn't supposed to happen that way. The puck was supposed to get some air under it. Instead, the shot by the John Stark-Hopkinton senior stayed on the ice.Monadnock-Fall Mountain goalie Isaac Jasinski, who had stopped everything the General Hawks had thro
Division I
MANCHESTER - It was a wild contest in the Division I boys hockey semifinal at JFK Coliseum, and it was fifth-seeded Trinity High School escaping the chaos and defeating No. 9 Salem 4-3 to advance to its first state title game since 2011. The Pioneers came back from an early 1-0 deficit to secure the