Division II
Locals fall in Division II field hockey playoffs
All three area teams went down in the opening round of the Division II high school field hockey tournament Wednesday.
Fall Sports
Division I
Cavs make early goal hold up against Cardinals
HOLLIS – Craig Powers wanted the Hollis/Brookline High School girls soccer team to start out strong and put Bishop Guertin away early. The Cavaliers couldn’t have started any stronger. As for putting the Cardinals away … “I’m just glad we left with a win,” Powers said.
Division II
Defensive duo helping H/B back to the top
It’s not easy for anyone to train her replacement. McHale Perkins has been doing it since middle school. The Hollis/Brookline High School senior is a captain on the girls soccer team and the backbone of the Cavaliers’ defensive unit. And for the better part of the last five years, Perkins has played
Division I
Pairings set for field hockey playoffs
The fields are set for the high school field hockey playoffs and five Nashua-area teams will participate in the Division I and II postseason. That includes Merrimack High School, which earned a bye in the first round of the Division I tournament, and Souhegan, which earned a top-four seed in Divisio
Division I
Football rewind: Week 7
The Milford High School football team had already been canceled on twice this season. So when Souhegan decided to play Friday night despite a forecast of less than ideal conditions, the Spartans were relieved. A team that runs the ball more often than not, Milford was put on hold by two teams - Manc
Division I
Cardinals get back on track with blowout of Knights
NASHUA – Get in, get it done and get out. That was the game plan for the Bishop Guertin High School football team against Manchester West. The Cardinals got it done, scoring four touchdowns in the first quarter on the way to a 55-0 rout of the Blue Knights in Division II action Saturday night at Ste
Division I
Cardinals try to bounce back against Knights
The Bishop Guertin High School football team has been forced, because of injuries, to play a lot of younger players this season. That doesn’t change the expectations, by fans, parents, critics and the coach. “The expectations continue to be high,” Cardinals coach Tony Johnson said. “Unfortunately, t
Division II
Broncos looking for first win against Pythons
It doesn’t get much tougher than what the Alvirne High School football team went through a week ago. The Broncos went into last week’s game against Winnacunnet without starting quarterback Pat Reidy and running back Jonathan Baldwin. Against any team, it would have been a rough night for Alvirne (0-
Division III-IV
Neither Spartans, nor elements, can stop Sabers
Add Mother Nature to the list of opponents unable to stop the Souhegan High School football team’s passing attack. Despite wind and rain and frigid air, the Sabers didn’t hesitate to take to the skies against Milford. Quarterback Mike Luks threw for almost 200 yards and four touchdowns as Souhegan r
Division III-IV
Milford, Souhegan ready to meet again
Both high school football teams from Milford and Souhegan can look to last season for motivation. During the regular season, the Spartans snapped the Sabers’ 18-game winning streak by beating Souhegan for the first time in school history. The Sabers returned the favor in last year’s Division III pla
Division I
Pigskin Prophets: Week 7
A few upsets around the state wrecked havoc on last week's football picks. This week brings some interesting matchups, like Milford-Souhegan, Keene-Dover and the Battle for Manchester between Memorial and Central. Our group of high school football "experts" hope for a better week as they try to succ
Division I
A lot on the line for Titans, Tide
Before the season started, Nashua High School North football coach Jason Robie had an idea of how Division I was going to shape up over the first six weeks of play. Robie thought that Pinkerton, Nashua South and Salem would eventually rise to the top, and that the rest of the division would be left