Division I
EXETER - With time ticking down in the first half of Tuesday's Division I semifinal, Brad Kreick just wanted the Bishop Guertin High School girls basketball team to get as close as it could. Down a dozen points early in the second quarter against Pinkerton Academy, the Cardinals didn't just narrow t
Division II
BOW – Phil Davis knows that no matter where the Bow High School girls basketball team is playing, it’s defense is going to go with it. Because of that, no matter how the Falcons are shooting on offense, they’ll be in every game. Saturday’s Division II quarterfinal was no different, as No. 3 Bow put
Division I
MERRIMACK - The postseason looked like it might end a little more than four minutes after it started for the Merrimack High School girls basketball team. Down 11-0 just 4:18 into Tuesday night's Division I preliminary round game against Dover, the Tomahawks were on their way to seeing their season e
Division I
There’s clearly a top tier in Division I girls basketball, but there’s no clear favorite at the top as the tournament opens on Tuesday. “I think there are probably four or five teams that have a legitimate shot at winning this thing, and that’s a little different than the last handful of years,” sai
Winter Sports
Here are pairings and results for the NHIAA 2022 girls basketball playoffs.
Division I
NASHUA - This season has seen the Bishop Guertin High School girls basketball team have to try a few different things in order to find the level of play the Cardinals want to see. As the regular season comes to a close, the players and coaches may have figured it all out. Bishop Guertin used its ful
Division I
GOFFSTOWN - There was only one thing Tim LaTorra had to say to his Concord High School girls basketball team. Up by one with 76 seconds left in Tuesday night's game against Goffstown, the Crimson Tide just turned the ball over on an offensive foul, and the only message the coach had for his players
Division I
DERRY - Of all the things the Bedford High School girls basketball team prepared for going into Monday night's game against Pinkerton, perhaps the biggest one was to just remain calm. The Bulldogs remained so when they got out to an 11-point lead in the first quarter and when the Astros came back to
Division I
GOFFSTOWN - The Bedford High School girls basketball team looked at Saturday's matchup with Goffstown like a prize fight. The Bulldogs wanted to strike hard first, and they knew that the Grizzlies would respond, but the way they responded to that counterpunch wasn't quite what Bedford was expecting.
Division I
NASHUA - The Nashua High School North girls basketball team is as close to full strength as its going to be and for one of the few times all year, the Titans were able to hold a normal practice and felt good going into Friday's game against Nashua South. That feeling didn't carry over into the start
Division I
DERRY - Through all the wins the Pinkerton Academy girls basketball team has had this season, there was still something Astros coach Lani Buskey needed to see. The Astros hadn't been pushed to their limit yet, and Thursday night, they got that test against none other than Bishop Guertin, the cream o
Division II
HOLLIS - The Laconia High School girls basketball team went into Tuesday's game against Hollis Brookline looking to change momentum swings. Not just during the course of the game, but the Sachems were in need of a big win after dropping a pair of games against other teams at the top of the Division