Division I
NASHUA - As the Nashua High School South girls volleyball team prepared for Wednesday's match against Hollis Brookline, Panthers coach Wayne Siejkowski tried not to emphasize the fact the Cavaliers were the lone undefeated team left in Division I. But somethings just can't be hidden from a high scho
Division I
Side by side, some of the numbers from Friday's high school football game between Nashua South and Nashua North don't look all that different. The Titans actually held a slight edge in plays (74-68) and time of possession (24:25-22:53), and outgained the Panthers in the first half by almost 40 yards
Division I
NASHUA - The Nashua High School South football team was angry when it came back out for the second half of Friday's game. Fumbling away the opening kickoff only made the Panthers madder, and they took out their aggression on Nashua North's defense. South piled up over three hundred yards of offense
Division I
Alex Amigo wasn't trying to do anything fancy as he sprinted toward the end zone during last Friday's game. All the Nashua High School South senior was focused on was catching the football. Amigo did that, and did it in spectacular fashion, dragging his foot through the grass just to the left of the
Division I
NASHUA - Whenever the Nashua High School South girls volleyball team takes the court against Nashua North, Panthers coach Wayne Siejkowski knows its not going to take long for him to know how his team will play. At about 10 points in, Siejkowski gets a feel for whether the nerves of playing their bi
Division I
There are two ways a football team with lofty preseason goals can go after starting a year with two consecutive losses. Scott Knight saw his Nashua High School South football team head in the right direction last Friday, as the Panthers picked up their first win, 27-20, over Merrimack. But the signs
Division I
MERRIMACK - The Nashua High School South football team did not have its back against the wall Friday night against Merrimack. But, boy, where the Panthers close. Sitting with two losses after a pair of tough games to open the season, South set the Tomahawks up with good field position for Merrimack'
Division I
Wayne Siejkowski had a feeling it was coming. With the Nashua High School South girls volleyball team off to one of its best starts in recent memory, including a road win over perennial-contender Spaulding, the coach wondered if his young team was getting a little too high. After Wednesday's 3-0 los
Division I
NASHUA - Abby Rosen knew the loser of Wednesday night's first game was going to have a tough time bouncing back. With the Bishop Guertin High School girls volleyball team on the verge of being the one on the wrong side of an marathon back-and-forth battle, the Cardinals coach took a time, rallied th
Division I
DERRY - The solution sounded simple for the Nashua High School South football team. “We just need to player better.” That was a post-game sentiment by South coach Scott Knight following Friday's a 28-6 loss at Pinkerton. The Panthers had a very slow start, but that slow start can also be credited to
Division I
The play was designed for Matt Soldano to carry the ball. When the Salem High School quarterback rolled to his right, there was room for him to pick up a first down, and then suddenly, there was room for a whole lot more. As the Nashua South defense moved in to try to contain Soldano, the senior kic
Division I
NASHUA - Momentum can mean a lot in high school sports. The Salem High School football team knew the exact moments to snatch it back Friday night against Nashua South. Big plays at opportune times, and an unstoppable running game, lifted the Blue Devils to a 40-14 win over the Panthers in Division I