Division I
MERRIMACK - There have been a lot of moving parts for the Bedford High School boys basketball team this season, but this week, the Bulldogs have finally been able to find some consistency. For the first time all year, Bedford had the same starting lineup Wednesday for consecutive games, and with tha
Division I
MERRIMACK - Tim Hopley knew his Portsmouth High School girls basketball team was going to face a challenge Friday night, no matter who was playing for Merrimack For three quarters, the Clippers saw that challenge become a reality, but in the fourth, they were able to turn the corner. Portsmouth out
Winter Sports
Opening night was rough for the Bishop Guertin High School boys basketball team, the defending champs who graduated all five starters from last season’s Division I title team. "When we went to Bedford that first night with the big crowds our guys looked shell shocked,” BG coach John Fisher said of h
Division I
NASHUA - The Bishop Guertin High School girls basketball team has built its success over the last six-plus years on the defensive end. No surprise then that when the Cardinals needed a spark Wednesday night against Central Catholic (Lawrence, Mass.), it was the defense that led them. Down eight poin
Fall Sports
Change is inevitable. Every two years, the NHIAA reevaluates divisions for every single sport and makes adjustments based on enrollment and petitions. The 2021-22 school year marks the end of a cycle and there is change coming to the divisional structure of New Hampshire high school football for the
Division I
Here are the Division I football all-conference teams, as selected by the coaches in each conference.
Fall Sports
OK, I know what you're saying - what took you so long? Yes, the season has been done for going on two months now, and yes, it is actually almost 2022. But there was a good reason for waiting until now to share some early thoughts on the next field hockey season. This school year marks the end of th
Division I
NASHUA - The Bishop Guertin High School boys basketball team usually takes Saturday's off, especially when the Cardinals play a game the night before. Not surprising then that, with Exeter in town a little more than 12 hours after each team finished its game Friday, that Bishop Guertin started slow
Division I
GOFFSTOWN - Steve Largy knew that his Goffstown High School girls basketball had the potential to put up big numbers on offense. Friday night against Merrimack, the Grizzlies finally did it. Goffstown scored 25 points in the first quarter, had nine players score at least three points, and rolled to
Division I
GOFFSTOWN - Ryan Cowette could see that his Goffstown High School boys basketball team needed to do something to create some separation from Winnacunnet. Despite not having practiced much full-court pressure this year, the Grizzlies coach put on one coming out of a timeout late in the third quarter,
Division I
NASHUA - Brooke Paquette just kept doing the same thing over and over. Get to the free throw line, picture the ball going through the hoop, and then, make it happen - nine times in a row. Paquette went to the line five times in the final three minutes of Friday's night season-opener for the Bishop G
Fall Sports
On the final episode of 2021, Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman take a look back over the season, highlighting the best moments of the year and discussing what could come in 2022. Thank you for listening to the show this season. Your continued support is greatly appreciated. Have a safe