Division II
Goodwin glad to be back with 'Hawks
A familiar face will be leading boys soccer practice this week at Merrimack High School. But instead of participating in drills, James Goodwin will be running them.
Division II
A familiar face will be leading boys soccer practice this week at Merrimack High School. But instead of participating in drills, James Goodwin will be running them.
Division I
NASHUA – Tony Johnson likes to have around 20 players from each class on the Bishop Guertin High School football team. The Cardinals coach had that and more when it came to seniors on the 2009 team, which won its second-straight Division II title. Of the 34 graduated players, 16 were starters on eit
Division I
NASHUA – Jason Robie stood with over a hundred sweaty high school kids around him. The Nashua High School North football coach talked to his prospective players while they caught their breath and chugged some water, telling them that every football team in the state was doing the same thing they wer
Division I
The Bishop Guertin High School boys football team will begin its quest for a third straight Division II championship on Wednesday, along with the other 56 high school football programs in the state. Aug. 11 is the first day football teams can practice, with the first games of the season scheduled fo
Division I
New Hampshire continued its dominance over Vermont in the Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl by using a run-heavy offense to grab a 34-20 victory in the 57th annual game. It was New Hampshire's 10th straight win in the series, giving it a 42-13-2 record all-time against Vermont.
Division I
Needing to play two games on Tuesday to win the American Legion baseball state tournament, Goffstown Post 16 did its best to shorten each game. Goffstown started the day with a 19-7 win over Londonderry Post 27, and followed that up with a 12-1 win over Rochester Post 7. Both games were called early
Division I
Goffstown Post 16 stayed alive in the American Legion baseball state tournament with an 11-1 win over Rochester Post 7 Monday night at Holman Stadium. Post 16's win leaves three teams left alive in the final day of the tournament Tuesday.
Division I
NASHUA – It only takes one throw, one swing or one error to change the complexion of a baseball game. But it’s not often that a game-changer happens as early as it did on Monday.
Division I
Only four teams remain in the American Legion baseball state tournament, including defending champion Londonderry Post 27, which will get the action start on Monday. Post 27 will take on Post 79 at 4 p.m. at Holman Stadium, followed by Goffstown Post 16 and Rochester Post 7 at 7 p.m.
Division I
After rain postponed the final two games on Friday, five games were played in the American Legion baseball state tournament at Holman Stadium on Saturday. Two teams - Hudson Post 48 and Laconia Post 1 - were eliminated from the tournament, which was scheduled to resume at 9 a.m. on Sunday.
Division I
NASHUA – Rick Brother’s pain was B.J. Gagnon’s pleasure. Rochester Post 7 used two big innings to turn an early four-run deficit into a 15-5 win over Londonderry Post 27 in the American Legion baseball state tournament Friday at Holman Stadium. The game was called after seven innings because of the
Division I
NASHUA – One big inning wasn’t enough. Hudson Post 48 sent 12 men to plate in one inning for the second straight game, scoring seven runs in the top of the ninth inning to tie Exeter Post 32. But Exeter came through with a run in the bottom of the inning to pull out an 8-7 win in the first game of t