Division I
Over the next 12 days, all New Hampshire boys and girls basketball and hockey teams will take a break from their regular-season schedule and most will participate in tournament near and far. A lot of the Greater Nashua teams will be staying in the area, while a very select few head out on the road f
Division II
Five high school football players each from Souhegan, Bedford and Hollis/Brookline received Division III first-team all-state honors.
Division I
The schedule for the opening day of the Chick-fil-A Holiday Basketball Tournament was recently released, and this year, seven of the eight participants will be from the Greater Nashua area.
Division I
Bedford High School girls soccer coach Michelle Winning was named the Division II Coach of the Year after helping a young Bulldogs team to the division semifinals, while three Bedford players received all-state honors. A total of 23 area players were named to division all-state teams, including six
Division I
Almost two dozen area high school boys soccer players received all-state honors, including nine players who were named to their respective division's first-team. Leading the way was Bedford, the Division II champion, with four players named to the first team, and six overall. Wilton-Lyndeborough, the
Division I
The Merrimack High School volleyball team had a season to remember, and the Tomahawks were rewarded for it.
Division II
HOLLIS - Sean Connors scored three touchdowns and Colin Pellerin added two more and rushed for over 100 yards to lead the Hollis/Brookline High School football team to a 35-14 win Friday night over Milford.
Division I
Somewhere along the line, the Nashua High School South football team was tagged as a team with a porous defense.
Division II
MILFORD – Anyone who left Milford High School early Friday night must have thought Goffstown was going to get a win over the home team.
Division I
The Hollis/Brookline High School football team needed a game like last week's 14-7 loss to Bedford. Well, not necessarily the loss, but the Cavaliers needed to be in a game that wasn't over before the fourth quarter. Outside of an eight-point win against Manchester Memorial to open the season, H/B h
Division III-IV
ESPNHS updated its rankings for the girls soccer recruiting class of 2013, and Morgan Andrews of Milford High School tops the list.
Division III-IV
Morgan Andrews scored two goals and assisted on the game-winner in overtime to lead the Milford High School girls soccer team to a 3-2 win over Hanover Saturday.