Division I
NASHUA - The Hanover High School boys hockey team has played pretty well all around through three games this season. But where the Marauders have been really special has been on their, well, special teams. That was the case Wednesday against Nashua South-Pelham, as Hanover scored on all three of its
Division II
NASHUA - Bella Bardales has enough experience with penalty kicks to know that she didn't want to have to deal with them again. But as time continued to tick away in Sunday's Division II girls soccer championship, and the scoreboard at Stellos Stadium still had a pair of zeros on it, that's exactly w
Division II
Meg Sawyer remembers exactly where she was on the first weekend of November in 2012. The Milford High School senior co-captain was at Southern New Hampshire University, watching the Spartans win their last girls soccer championship. So were fellow co-captains Colette Urda, Ashleigh Matsis and Katie
Division II
NASHUA - Things don't always go according to the game plan during the playoffs, and for the Hanover High School girls soccer team, that was quite all right Thursday night. Pepper Joseph scored the only goal of the Division II semifinal after a scramble for the ball left her alone with it in front of
Division II
BEDFORD - The Derryfield School field hockey team had a game plan for trying to get a goal against Hanover in Sunday's Division II championship game. The teams had played to a scoreless tie in the regular season, and the Cougars added a few wrinkles to try to beat the Marauders' defense. Some times,
Division II
EXETER - The Hanover High School field hockey team wanted to make some history this season. After Wednesday night's Division II semifinal, the Marauders have chance to continue writing. No. 4 Hanover withstood a dominant first half by No. 1 Kennett, and got the game's only goal off a penalty corner
Division II
Ask the coaches around Division II football, and many will tell you, despite the graduation of some pretty good players, the Plymouth High School football team is once again the team to beat. Only time will tell if the two-time defending champions are back to the level that saw
Division I
June is a time for finals, graduations and the Bishop Guertin High School and Pinkerton Academy boys lacrosse teams playing in a championship game.
Division II
Rivalries are usually formed in a couple of different ways, with proximity and familiarity being two of the leading factors. When you add in repeated playoff matchups, things usually go up another notch. For the Winnacunnet and Portsmouth high school girls lacrosse teams, they are just a few steps away
Spring Sports
The Londonderry High School boys lacrosse jumped out to an early lead and held off Nashua South in the fourth quarter Thursday for a 10-4 win in Division I action. Mike McAllister had three goals and Aidan Dennis (assist) and James Cranmer had two goals each as the Lancers
Division I
The Bishop Guertin High School boys lacrosse team's run of 13 straight Division I championship game appearances will come to an end one of these years. It just doesn't look like 2018 will be that year. The Cardinals enter the season as the favorite in the
Division II
It was almost like the Hollis Brookline High School girls basketball team was playing on a loop. Steal or rebound, outlet pass, fast break, shot, score. Repeat. It happened almost too many times to count for the third-seeded Cavaliers in Tuesday night's 52-37 win over No. 7 Hanover in the Division I