Fall Sports
Moises Celaya really needed to talk to Eric Brown. The rosters for the CHaD East-West NH High School All-Star Football Game had been released, and on the West roster, the Hanover High School senior was listed as a tight end and a linebacker. When the teams gathered in
Division I
Chris Valentine was ready to play with a broken thumb. Sitting at the scorers' table, watching his Pinkerton Academy boys lacrosse teammates battle Bishop Guertin during the regular season, Valentine wanted to jump on the field and do whatever he could as he watched the Astros fall to their biggest
Division II
The Derryfield School boys lacrosse team has been used to scoring in goals in many different ways, and in doing it as quickly as possible. But after going scoreless for the final quarter-plus in the Division II semifinals, the top-seeded Cougars still had a zero up on the scoreboard after another 18
Division III-IV
Rick Urda is keeping things in perspective. That's why, regardless of the outcome of the Milford High School boys lacrosse team's season finale Friday against Hopkinton, the Spartans coach will feel good about how the 2018 season played out.
Spring Sports
With Monday's game now in the books, there have been 25 meetings between the Bishop Guertin High School and Pinkerton Academy boys lacrosse teams over the last 13 years. In most of those years, the teams have met twice, once during the regular season and again at some point in the playoffs, usually
Division I
The Pinkerton Academy boys lacrosse team was in good shape heading into this season at perhaps one of the most important positions on the lacrosse field. But while Alex Sturgess was back for his senior year in goal, the Astros had to replace all three starting defenders around the All-American. Wh
Division I
Even though the Bishop Guertin High School girls lacrosse team may have a young roster, coach Kerry Gobiel feels good about the group's leadership As long as Katie Lupo is around, there isn't much for the Cardinals' coach to worry about. Commitment and leadership have been at the forefront throughou
Division II
It was a bit of a strange start to the season for CeCe Fetter. The Hollis Brookline High School senior not only entered the spring as the lone returning girls lacrosse player from her class, but for her four years on varsity, there has only been one constant – her. Fetter, who played regularly on th
Division I
Eric Flynn's list of responsibilities on the lacrosse field is a long one. As an long-stick midfielder for the Bedford High School boys lacrosse team, the senior could find himself doing a number of different things at any given time. Most of the time, he's on faceoffs, either on the wing, or even t
Division I
There are five words that Todd Redman loves to hear when he steps onto the lacrosse field. I've got the little guy. Whenever the Nashua High School North senior gets wind of a defender saying it, he knows he's going to have some early opportunities to score.
Division II
Chris Hettler can't help but have big expectations for senior Connor Glosner. How could the Derryfield School boys lacrosse coach not, when he knows that, as a junior, Glosner was able to garner all-state honors when playing mostly with one good hand. A four-year varsity player, Glosner was thrust i
Division I
Bill Monsen had a simple answer for Devin Linscott to become a better lacrosse player and it had nothing to do with lacrosse. During Linscott's freshman year playing for the Nashua High School South team, Monsen, the Panthers head coach and an assistant coach for the football team, saw a lot of pote