Division I
The end of the calendar year means that the high school holiday tournaments are growing near. Here is an quick look at where some of the local boys and girls basketball teams will be playing, including the Chick-Fil-A Holiday (Boys) Basketball Tournament and the Nashua (Girls) Holiday Tournament.
Division I
Ben Hill provided the Pittsfield Middle High School boys basketball team with a dominating presence last Friday's 55-44 win at Wilton-Lyndeborough.
Division III-IV
WILTON – Jason Darrah thought there was a chance that one team might take a double-digit lead early in Friday’s Division IV boys basketball opener. He just wouldn’t have guessed it was his Pittsfield Middle High School team taking that lead.
Division III-IV
WILTON – The Wilton-Lyndeborough girls basketball team picked up its second win of the season Friday night against Pittsfield. But just because the Warriors pulled out a 39-23 victory over the Panthers, doesn’t mean they’ve got everything together yet.
Division I
Friday night was the first girls basketball game of the season for everyone involved.
Division III-IV
WILTON – Denny Claire knew what his Wilton-Lyndeborough girls basketball team was up against in Friday’s Division IV season opener. Sunapee was a semifinalist a year ago and is one of the favorites again this year, but the Lakers were without two starters and had two others in foul trouble. The Warr
Division I
Both the Wilton-Lyndeborough and Bedford high school boys soccer teams had two players each named to their respective all-state first teams.
Division I
Seven area athletes were named to the girls soccer first-team of their respective divisions, including three members of the Hollis/Brookline High School team.
Division I
The Alvirne High School girls volleyball team was the No. 4 seed in the Division I tournament and advanced to the semifinals this season.
Division III-IV
No. 4 Wilton-Lyndeborough wins its first boys soccer title since 1962 by beating No. 2 Derryfield 1-0 in the Division IV championship.
Division III-IV
MANCHESTER –After 77 minutes of soccer, it was easy to understand how Stephen Taliadoros could have trouble describing his goal.
Division II
The Wilton-Lyndeborough boys soccer team is heading back to the championship game for the first time in eight years after beating top-seeded Profile 1-0 Wednesday in the Division IV semifinals.