Division I
Of the 28 points the Pinkerton Academy girls basketball team scored in the first half of Thursday's 58-50 win over Manchester Memorial, all but four of them came from two players. Brooke Kane had 12 of the Astros' first 16 points in the game's opening six minutes, while Jesse Ames got seven of 12 fi
Division I
Lauren Riviere was a little concerned after the first practice for the Pinkerton Academy girls hockey team. As the Astros got ready for the first varsity season in school history, the sophomore wondered just how could this group, many of whom hadn't been on the ice together before that practice, wou
Division I
The Nashua High School North boys basketball players and coaches were all smiles leaving the locker room after Friday night’s 55-46 comeback win over Bishop Guertin. But Titans coach Steve Lane was quick to point out that his team isn't even halfway through the Division I schedule yet this season. "
Division II
Peter Pierce wasn't entirely sure of what his rotation was going to look like Tuesday night, when the Souhegan High School boys basketball team went to Hollis Brookline. During the team's previous game, a win at Coe-Brown on Jan. 11, the Sabers saw junior Samuel Corbett go down with a potential seas
Division I
NASHUA - Olivia Brannen got the ball and knew there wasn't much time left for the Goffstown High School girls basketball team to make a play. With the Grizzlies trailing Merrimack by two points in the final minute of Thursday's opener at the Chick-Fil-A Holiday Tournament, Brannen let fly a 3-pointe
Division I
Marty Edwards guessed that eight or nine players had scored points for the Alvirne High School boys basketball team in Tuesday night's Division I opener against Merrimack. Three players were in double figures, and three more had at least five points, and that's how the Broncos coach expects it to be
Division I
There were two reasons why Lani Buskey waited, and waited, and waited, to call a timeout in the third quarter of Tuesday night's game between the Pinkerton Academy and Manchester Central High School girls basketball teams. They wear Nos. 3 and 14 for the Astros. While the Little Green were erasing w
Division I
For as long as he played football, Harley Ciardi was a center. But midway through his junior year, injuries hit the offensive line of the Nashua High School North football team, and Ciardi was moved to tackle. It was not a move that the Titans lineman was excited to make.
Division I
When Tanner Plourde first joined the Nashua High School South football team, coach Scott Knight could tell right away he had a player dedicated to the game. But it wasn't until an offseason camp when Plourde was a sophomore that Knight learned just how much his starting safety was into football. "Wh
Division I
The third quarter of Saturday's Division I championship game was like no other this season for the Bedford High School football team. The Bulldogs held a 14-0 lead over Pinkerton Academy at the start of the second half, but two lost fumbles gave the Astros the ball inside the Bedford 10-yard line. B
Division II
The Plymouth Regional High School football team is known for setting the tone from the opening kickoff and playing mistake-free for 48 minutes. But at the start of Saturday's Division II championship game against Alvirne, the Bobcats did something that was way out of character. After receiving the k
Division III-IV
Before this season, Isaac Jasinski had never played football. And before Saturday’s Division III championship game, the Monadnock Regional High School senior had never attempted a field goal in a game. Despite that, the Huskies had plenty of faith in Jasinski when he ran on the field with six second