Division II
BEDFORD – It would be no surprise if Carley Pestana left the Milford High School girls soccer team with a feeling of déjà vu. The Bedford senior scored two goals in the second half on two similar shots to lead the Bulldogs to a 4-1 win over the Spartans Tuesday in Division II action. On both goals,
Division III-IV
Kelsea Bemis had a foot in on all five goals in the Souhegan High School girls soccer team's 5-1 win over Con-Val on Friday. Bemis scored three goals and assisted on two others to lead the Sabers (8-0), who are the only undefeated team left in Division II and one of six girls teams in the state. Sou
Division I
Tony Johnson expected it would take more than one player to replace injured running back Mike Kelly, and so far, the Bishop Guertin High School football coach has been right. Playing their second full game without Kelly, the Cardinals got 186 yards rushing and touchdown from Alex Eaton in a 28-3 win
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The Souhegan High School football team scored 41 points and totaled 377 yards in last week’s win over Goffstown. And it could have been worse. The Sabers had three touchdowns called back on penalties, and that is what coach Mike Beliveau had at the top of his list following the game.
Division III-IV
Scores can be deceiving. The Milford High School football team has played two games outside of Division III and lost by 21 and 19 points, respectively. But in each game, the Spartans were within striking distance in the second half. Last week against Tyngsboro, Milford led at halftime before the Tig
Division I
In Week 3, there were some expected blowouts - Bishop Guertin over Spaulding - and some surprise ones - Bedford over Pelham, Souhegan over Goffstown, Nashua North over Pinkerton. This week gives us two exciting games in Division I and Division II. Our group of high school football "experts" will try
Division I
AMHERST – The final two minutes of a four-goal soccer game don’t usually reveal a lot about the two teams involved. In the last 120 seconds of Tuesday’s crossover game between the Nashua High School South and Souhegan girls soccer teams, one team got a glimpse of who it really is while the other lea
Division I
The Nashua High School North football team had scored just seven points after halftime in its first two games of the season before Saturday’s win over Pinkerton Academy. Titans coach Jason Robie had reason to wonder if it would be the same against the Astros, and at halftime, the
Division III-IV
The Milford High School girls soccer team rolled to a 9-0 win over Pelham Friday in Division II action.
Division III-IV
The Souhegan High School football team may not recognize the field when the Sabers take on Goffstown Friday night, even though the game is being played in Amherst. For the first time since Thanksgiving Day, a football game – pre, post or regular-season – will take place at Souhegan. The Sabers spent
Division III-IV
Keith Jones doesn’t want the Milford High School football team to rely on one guy to shoulder the load. That hasn’t stopped John Forte from doing just that while the rest of the Spartans continue to work on getting better. Forte was one again the workhorse in Milford’s 40-22 win over Pembroke last F
Division I
With each week, we learn something new about each team - and about the guys picking the games. Just about no one gave Concord a chance to beat Exeter, while everyone was wrong going with Nashua South against Pinkerton. Which game will be this week's surprise contest? Our group of high school footbal