Division I
Pigskin Prophets: Week 2
The New Hampshire high school football season got off to a great start last week, and this week, the top three divisions open league play.
Fall Sports
Division III-IV
Milford's Hawkins trying to get to the next level during cross country season
Courtney Hawkins didn’t always like cross country.
Division I
Exeter cruises past Nashua South girls soccer
Casey Etsey scored two goals as the Exeter High School girls soccer team defeated Nashua South 5-1 on Wednesday in Division I action.
Division III-IV
Souhegan boys soccer knocks off Trinity
Kade Colen had two assists to help lead the Souhegan High School boys soccer team to a 3-1 win over Trinity on Tuesday.
Division I
Week 1 Football Roundup
Here’s a look around the state at what went on in Week 1 of New Hampshire High School football.
Division I
Turnovers kill Bishop Guertin football in loss to Pinkerton
DERRY – The plan wasn’t necessarily to kick it away from Manny Latimore, but the Bishop Guertin High School football team had a good idea what was coming if it did.
Division III-IV
Watch it: Lebanon at Souhegan field hockey
The Lebanon High School field hockey team got a little revenge for last season's playoff upset to Souhegan, beat the Sabers 6-1 on Friday.
Division III-IV
Souhegan girls volleyball drops opener to Fall Mountain
The Souhegan High School girls volleyball team was swept by Fall Mountain, 25-19, 25-21, 25-19, in the Division II season opener for both teams.
Division I
Keene hands Nashua South girls soccer first loss
Katie Silegy recorded a hat trick to lead the Keene High School girls soccer team to a 4-1 win over Nashua South on Friday.
Division II
Caparell helps Bedford football cruise past Milford
BEDFORD – If it looked like James Caparell and Brian Collins have been playing football together for a long time, it’s because they have.
Division I
Pigskin Prophets: Week 1
Welcome back for another football season, and another year of Pigskin Prophets.
Division I
Around the Granite State: Football season is here
A lot has been said in the last few months about what New Hampshire high school football will look like in 2013, when the NHIAA moves to a three-division format.