Division II
DURHAM - The Oyster River High School boys basketball team went into Saturday's Division II championship game looking for a way to slow down Matt Simco. Unfortunately for the Bobcats, there was no way to slow down the Hollis Brookline senior. Simco found ways to beat the double teams, whether it was
Division I
DURHAM – The free throw line in the final minute of a championship game is a scary place to be for many high school basketball players. For Cody Graham, it might as well be his comfort zone. With 38.1 seconds left in Saturday’s Division I championship game, and the Portsmouth High School boys basket
Division I
Brad Kreick shared a fact after last Saturday's Division I championship game about the Bishop Guertin High School girls basketball team that put the team's most recent title in a big of perspective. With a group of media members gathered around him following the Cardinals' third championship in his
Division II
When Jillian Douzanis made a pair of free throws Friday night to give the John Stark High School girls basketball team its first lead of the Division II championship game, Hollis Brookline's Joanna Balsamo didn't panic. There was still more than 10 minutes left to be played in the final, and it had
Division III-IV
MANCHESTER - Bryton Early thought the Somersworth High School boys basketball team needed to get the trust back. Hilltoppers coach Rob Fauci felt his team was playing too much "hero ball." Tyler Clark said it seemed the pace Campbell was playing at forced he and his teammates to do things they would
Division I
MANCHESTER – When a team plays great defense, it can make things miserable for the opposition. For the final three quarters of Saturday’s Division I championship, the Bishop Guertin High School girls basketball team made life miserable for Pinkerton Academy. The No. 5 Cardinals stifled the No. 2 Ast
Division II
MANCHESTER - The unknown can be scary, and it was doubly so for the Hollis Brookline High School girls basketball team going into Friday night's Division II championship game. Not only were the No. 3 Cavaliers facing a team they didn't see during the regular season, but No. 13 John Stark hadn't been
Division III-IV
It certainly wasn't the way Camri Aho wanted to start the Division III girls basketball championship game. But when the Conant High School junior watched her first 3-point attempt Saturday miss everything and land out of bounds, she just shook her head, cracked a smile and ran back on defense. Aho'
Division III-IV
When the Hopkinton High School girls basketball team set foot on the court for Wednesday's Division III semifinal, it was the first time any member of the Hawks had been on that stage in over a decade. And when No. 6 Hopkinton returns to the floor Saturday for the championship game against No. 5 Con
Winter Sports
Here's what is being said about Sunday's Division I and II indoor track championships. * Exeter's Gaughan, Pinkerton teams rule - Union Leader * Clachar shines for Coe-Brown - Concord Monitor * Emotions run gamut for locals at states - Valley News * Pinkerton boys and girls surge to D1
Division I
NASHUA - The Alvirne High School boys basketball team knows the green light is on every time it steps on the court. It was no surprise then to see the Broncos let the perimeter shots fly in Friday's Chick-Fil-A Holiday Basketball Tournament Championship game. Alvirne hit 10 3-pointers, including two
Division I
NASHUA - The Merrimack High School girls basketball team came into this season wanting to make a statement. On Friday, Sabrina Johnson helped the Tomahawks make a loud one. Johnson scored a game-high 24 points as Merrimack overcame an early deficit against Nashua South and pulled off a 47-35 win ove