Division II
EXETER - As the final seconds ticked away, Lebanon High School junior Nyeoti Punni was looking to celebrate with someone. Anyone. His eyes were wide open, his hands in the air, Punni finally was able to do a jumping chest bump with fellow junior Braeden Falzarano. He fell to the floor,
Division II
EXETER - Up two points after three quarters, it looked like the Lebanon High School boys basketball team would need to do everything it could to hold on against Laconia. Instead, the Raiders hit their shots and cruised to a 58-46 win over the Sachems in the Division II semifinals,
Division III-IV
The Hopkinton High School boys lacrosse team goes into the 2020 season looking to do what no team has ever done in Division III.
Spring Sports
On this week’s edition of the Ninth State Sports Show: Lacrosse Edition, Joe Marchilena and Derryfield coach Chris Hettler preview the Division III boys lacrosse landscape for 2020.
Division III-IV
The Trinity High School football team spent most of the first half of Sunday's Division III championship game attacking the interior of Lebanon's defense. The Pioneers found plenty of success there, particularly in the second quarter, when they racked up 114 yards on 15 carries, and they entered hal
Division III-IV
DURHAM - Momentum was on the Trinity High School football team's side from the opening kickoff throughout the first half on Sunday's Division III championship game. Fortunately for the Pioneers, they were able to hold on to it for at least one more play in the second half. After No. 1 Lebanon opened
Division II
MANCHESTER - Despite all the noise Tuesday night in the Stan Spirou Field House, Isabel Wrobleski could still hear a voice in the crowd, telling her to shoot. With the Kennett High School girls basketball team trailing Lebanon in the fourth quarter of the Division II semifinals, the senior decided t
Division III-IV
In perhaps the biggest structural change to New Hampshire high school football since 2013, the NHIAA split its small-school division in two for 2018, giving the state four groupings for the first time since 2003. The new Division IV will consist of eight programs that had struggled in recent
Division III-IV
For the second year in a row, Division III saw a team run the table, as the Hopkinton High School boys lacrosse team went undefeated on the way to its first title since 2011.
Division II
HOLLIS - There was a lot that Bob Murphy was concerned about as the Hollis Brookline High School girls basketball team went into Friday night's game against Lebanon. The Cavaliers coach hoped his team could find away to slow the Raiders down inside the paint while at the same time keeping them from
Division III-IV
Here are the Division III girls lacrosse all-state teams, as selected by the division coaches. First team * Amelia Bassett, Hopkinton, attack; Shannon Weisensee, Pelham, attack; Skyler Tautkus, Laconia, attack; Teegan Stevens, Laconia, attack; Becca Howe, Laconia, midfield; Leslie Angus, Kearsarge, midfield; Abby Crowell, Laconia, midfield; Madi Kochanek, Derryfield, midfield;
Division III-IV
Here are the Division III boys lacrosse all-state teams, as selected by the division coaches. First team * Joe Cullinan, sr., attack, Hopkinton; Nolan Farina, jr., attack, Plymouth; Chaz Hacking, sr., attack, Belmont; Bryce Johnson, jr., attack, Bishop Brady; Justin Norris, sr., attack, Kearsarge; Liam, Brown, fr., midfield, Inter-Lakes/