Spring Sports
The first Monday in May typically ends up being one of the biggest non-playoff dates in the boys lacrosse season. Most teams have played enough games to get a good sense of where the stand going into the final month of the season. And the schedule makers tend to load the day up with a lot of meaning
Division I
Late goal gives Bishop Guertin win over Xaverian Brothers.
Spring Sports
Here's a look at what went on Friday in New Hampshire high school sports. Baseball * Bedford Bulldogs take fifth straight - Union Leader * Yoder, Bobcats hold Coe-Brown bats at bay - Foster's Daily Democrat * Monadnock dumps Kearsarge, remains unbeaten - Keene Sentinel Softball * Belmont stopped by Spartans late
Division II
Chris Vischer saw the type of play he expected to see when he tabbed Oscar Kozikowski to be the starting goalie for the Portsmouth High School boys lacrosse team this. With the Clippers trailing by a goal late in the fourth quarter Monday against Hollis Brookline, the junior goalie left the cage to
The Season
The Derryfield boys lacrosse team creeps closer to its season opener in Episode 3.
Spring Sports
Dave Wainwright has a name for games like the one his Needham (Mass.) High School boys lacrosse team played against Bishop Guertin last Tuesday. The Rockets coach calls them quiz games, because sometimes, you just don't know what you're going to get.
Division II
Portsmouth rallied three times in the second half to beat Hollis Brookline.
Spring Sports
GOFFSTOWN - The Goffstown High School softball team used a little small ball to break a tie Friday with John Stark and added some insurance on a big hit. Makayla Fleming broke a 1-1 tie when she scored on a bunt by Olivia St. Jean in the bottom of the
The Season
Find out how the Derryfield boys lacrosse team prepared for the start of the season.
Division I
Pinkerton uses big fourth quarter to beat Billerica.
Spring Sports
Bishop Guertin able to hold off Needham for non-division win.
Division I
When the NHIAA reshuffled the boys and girls lacrosse divisions before the 2015, it did more than just create balance between the number of teams in each division. Teams now had more games scheduled against division opponents, which for the boys teams in Division I meant adding at least one game aga