Division I
Don't expect to see any basketball fans from the Lisbon area asking for directions to Wilton on Tuesday. By now, you'd expect the Panthers to know their way to the Wilton-Lyndeborough gym. For the fourth straight year, the Lisbon Regional boys basketball team will make the nearly three-hour drive to
Division I
Four different high school championship meets took place on Saturday - two wrestling tournaments along with gymnastics and the state's first high school bowling competition. In Division I wrestling, Timberlane Regional of Plaistow won its 11th consecutive wrestling title by recording a total of 314
Division III-IV
The Wilton-Lyndeborough boys basketball team ended its regular season on Thursday. Now the Warriors will wait until Monday to find who their opponent will be in the first round of the Class S playoffs.
Division I
The Milford High School boys basketball team continued on its path to a top four seed in the Class I playoffs with a 74-62 win over Bedford Friday night. The win was the eighth straight for the Spartans (14-1), and their second over the Bulldogs this season.
Division III-IV
The Wilton-Lyndeborough girls basketball team saw its season come to a close Wednesday night in the preliminary round of the Class S playoffs. The No. 10 Warriors fell 40-27 at No. 7 Newmarket, the third time this season WLC lost to the Mules.
Division II
The Souhegan High School boys Nordic ski team finished second in the Division II championship meet at Whitaker Woods. The Sabers (738 points) were runner-up to Hanover (758), which won its fifth straight title and has taken home first place in seven of the last eight years.
Division III-IV
Rachel Springman was the top finisher for the Sabers, coming in sixth in the Classical and finished 10th in the Freestyle. Marissa Ashcraft was 15th in the Classical and took eighth in the Freestyle, while Jordan Springmann came in 17th in the Classical for Souhegan and 21st in the Freestyle.
Division III-IV
The Souhegan High School girls swimming team picked up its third-straight second place finish in a championship meet. The Sabers were runner-up to Oyster River (224-184) in the Division II championship at the University of New Hampshire on Saturday. Oyster River also captured the title on the boys s
Division III-IV
WILTON – The Wilton-Lyndeborough boys basketball team had opportunities to defeat Newmarket, and not just at the end of the game. The Warriors struggled through the second quarter, at one point turning the ball over on five consecutive possessions, but were able to tie the game late before falling 4
Division I
The NHIAA held the Alpine skiing boys championships this week at various locations. On Tuesday, the Division I championship was held at Mount Sunapee, the Division II meet was at Waterville Valley and the Division III meet took place at Gunstock. The Division IV meet was on Monday at Loon Mountain.
Division III-IV
AMHERST – There were a phrase and a single word that Mike Heaney used described the Souhegan High School boys basketball team’s loss to Oyster River. The phrase was laid an egg, which the Sabers literally did from the field for the first 12 minutes of the game. The word was ‘disappointment,’ and tha
Division II
Scott Crement has been a bowler for more than five years. The Souhegan High School senior used to play other sports – football, baseball, basketball – but a knee injury sent him to the sidelines. Since then, he’s participated in youth bowling leagues, working on his skills in a sport he knows he’ll