Division I
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Here are scores and highlights from this week's high school playoff action.
Division I
Here are scores and highlights from this week's high school playoff action.
Division I
The high school boys lacrosse quarterfinals are scheduled to begin on Thursday, and two area teams enter as No. 1 seeds.
Division I
NASHUA – Chris Cameron thought his Bishop Guertin High School boys lacrosse team was peaking at the right time.
Division II
MERRIMACK – There will be several teams fighting for a playoff spots in the next two weeks.
Division II
BEDFORD – The Bedford High School boys lacrosse team wants to be sitting at the top of the Division II standings when the playoffs begin in a little under three weeks.
Division II
BEDFORD – The Bedford High School boys lacrosse team executed its game plan, took advantage of its talents and played with plenty of motivation. It turned out to be a lethal combination for Souhegan to overcome.
Division I
NASHUA – Before the start of the fourth quarter Monday, Keith Bertrand told his Nashua High School North boys lacrosse team to win the final 12 minutes.
Division III-IV
Josh Gallant scored four goals and added an assist to lead the Pinkerton Academy boys lacrosse team to a 13-7 non-division win Saturday over Souhegan in Amherst.
Division II
Zadek Burstein scored three goals and added an assist to help lead the Souhegan High School boys lacrosse team to an 11-3 win Tuesday over Merrimack in the Division II opener for both teams.
Division I
Division I boys lacrosse final: Bishop Guertin vs. Pinkerton.
Division I
Bishop Guertin's Erik Kelly and Souhegan's Stephen Jordan led 33 area players on the high school boys lacrosse all-state teams. Kelly was named the Division I Offensive Player of the Year, helping the Cardinals win their second-straight division title. Jordan received Division II Defensive Player of
Division I
NASHUA – Paul Spinney’s goal with 40 seconds left in the third quarter wasn’t a big deal because it was his third of the frame. It was a big deal because it gave the Bishop Guertin High School boys lacrosse team something neither it nor Pinkerton Academy had had yet in Wednesday’s Division I champio