Division III-IV
Milford shuts out John Stark
The Milford High School girls soccer team knocked off John Stark, 3-0, in a Division II game on Tuesday.
Division III-IV
The Milford High School girls soccer team knocked off John Stark, 3-0, in a Division II game on Tuesday.
Division I
There were a number of missed opportunities that the Nashua High School South football team could have taken advantage of in Friday night's 23-14 loss to Pinkerton, but two standout larger than others. Down a touchdown and facing a fourth-and-goal from Pinkerton’s 4, Nashua South coach Scott Knight
Division I
The first week of the season brought a couple of upsets and a couple of lesser surprises. Week 2 brings the start of league play in the top three of New Hampshire's divisions. Once again, a group of high school football "experts" will try to successfully
Division I
While the Nashua High School North football defense struggled at times with tackling Friday, there was one player who was consistently on the Winnacunnet side of the line of scrimmage. Anyone watching film of the game will see North's Joel Pacheco getting through the line, either forcing plays in di
Division III-IV
Morgan Andrews and Christina Vlachos teamed up on both goals for the Milford High School girls soccer team in a 2-1 win over Oyster River Friday in Division II action.
Division III-IV
Keith Jones might have turned in one of the best coaching performances anyone familiar with New Hampshire high school football has ever seen. The Milford High School team that Jones coaches might have put together one of the most improbable seasons. And it’s all to be forgotten.
Division III-IV
MILFORD – The Milford High School girls field hockey team was having trouble finding confidence in its season-opener against Goffstown on Tuesday. The result was falling into a 2-0 hole to the Grizzlies before Spartans coach Tracie Ibarra found a way to create some confidence for them.
Division III-IV
The Milford High School girls soccer team started the season off on the right foot, defeating Con-Val 2-0 in the Division II opener for both teams.
Division III-IV
The goal for the Milford High School girls soccer team is clear. After battling through a tough regular-season schedule, the Spartans returned to the Class I playoffs, but were out after the first round. This year, Milford head coach John Vlachos is looking to not only make it back
Division III-IV
What a difference a year can make. Just a little more than 12 months ago, the Milford High School boys soccer team was on the verge of not having a 2009 season. Only six players were returning from the previous season, but before the year started, the Spartans were able to bring the number of player
Division I
Devin Gilligan had 24 points and Brandon Len added 16 points to lead the Souhegan High School boys basketball team to a 65-40 win over Hollis/Brookline in BST Southern Division action on Monday at Rivier College.
Division II
The Souhegan High School boys basketball team had no problem dealing with Windham or the sauna that was the Muldoon Center at Rivier College on Monday in BST Southern Division action. The Sabers opened up a 22-2 lead over the Jaguars at halftime and cruised to a 51-18 victory in the second game. Mil