Division I
NASHUA – Concord could have gone into the bottom of the eighth inning with its collective head down. Post 21 had given up an unearned run in the top of the inning to allow Goffstown Post 16 to tie the game at 5. That came after Concord had blown a 3-0 lead in the sixth inning. But instead, Concord t
Division I
NASHUA – The Bedford Post 54 baseball team expected to see better pitching in the American Legion tournament. While Rochester Post 7’s pitching was superb, it’s field wasn’t, and Bedford took advantage for a 4-3 win Friday at Holman Stadium. With the win, Bedford advances to face Dover in winner’s b
Division I
NASHUA – Dave Rouleau knew his team was in a big hole. Dover Post 8 trailed 7-1 going into the bottom of the fourth inning, but Rouleau had a feeling his team had enough time to chip away. Lebanon Post 22 did its best to help Dover out.
Division I
The New Hampshire American Legion baseball tournament will open on Friday at Holman Stadium, and this year, the hometown team will be participating.
Division I
Division I boys lacrosse final: Bishop Guertin vs. Pinkerton.
Division II
Division I girls lacrosse: Londonderry vs. Concord.
Division I
Here is a look at this week's action in both Senior Babe Ruth and American Legion baseball.
Division I
Division I track championship at Merrimack High School.
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
The Bedford and Nashua North high school baseball teams both reached the semifinals of the playoffs in their respective divisions this season. No surprise that the two teams combined to put 13 players on the all-state teams. The Bulldogs landed seven players on the Division II team, including three
Division I
Bishop Guertin at Bedford girls lacrosse.
Division I
Taylor Carbone got more than just a Division I softball title this season. The Alvirne High School junior was one of 11 area players named all-state first team.