Division I
Jack Byrne always has a smile on his face. That made it tough to tell at first just how the coach felt about his Windham High School football's first win of the season last Saturday, a 44-13 win over Nashua South at Stellos Stadium. But then Byrne started talking about the players' effort, and then
Division I
When it comes to high school football, the highest praise a player can get from John Trisciani has nothing to do with ability. The Bishop Guertin coach wants to see kids who are tough.
Division I
It may have looked like the Bishop Guertin High School football team was taking care of business in its season opener last Saturday against Nashua South.
Division I
The Pinkerton Academy football team looked like it was driving in another nail when Jacob Albert broke free for a 61-yard touchdown run late in the second quarter Saturday against Windham. And Cole Yennaco looked like he did the same with his 32-yard touchdown run in the final minutes of the third q
Division I
There were other reasons why the Nashua High School North football team won its season opener Friday night, beating Bedford 19-7 at Stellos Stadium. But there was one play that will stand out to both sides, at least until they kickoff again this weekend.
Fall Sports
You could know how to do something all your life, to the point of almost being an expert, and then have a moment where you have no idea what you did, or how you did, and you end up with something amazing.
Division I
Nick Dahl knew that the main focus for the Bishop Guertin High School boys lacrosse team's defense going into the Division I championship game was shutting down Exeter's Aiden Drunsic. The Cardinals didn't know exactly how it was going to work, but they left a few options available, and went into it
Division II
The Portsmouth High School boys lacrosse team had been knocking on the door to a championship for a few years, but just couldn't get all the way to the top. In 2015 and 2016, the Clippers made it to the final four in Division II, but came up short of the final. The next two seasons saw Portsmouth re
Division III-IV
The Laconia High School boys lacrosse team returned nine out of 10 starters in 2022. During the regular season, the Sachems allowed an average of just 4.3 goals per game and gave up double digits only once. And in the Division III semifinals, they pulled off the biggest upset of the season, handing
Division II
The Portsmouth High School girls lacrosse team felt it had something to prove. Despite having won the previous four Division II titles. Despite having won 80 consecutive games against division opponents. Despite winning 16 games this season in the division by an average of 13.6 goals. Going into th
Division I
It was bad enough that the start of the COVID-19 pandemic led to the cancellation of the 2020 high school spring sports season. The timing of it made it a whole lot worse. "We had done indoor (all winter), we had done all this stuff and we were really pumped," Bishop Guertin High School girls lacros
Division I
Going into the school year, Kate Daley knew there was a chance that all three teams she played for at Bishop Guertin High School would have a chance at winning a championship. Not only did all three teams - girls soccer, girls basketball and girls lacrosse - win Division I titles, but they did it in