Division I
When listing off the young players on the varsity roster for the Londonderry High School girls basketball team, Nick Theos has reason for forgetting about sophomore Courtney Shay. Shay, one of two sophomores in the Lancers' starting lineup, is an experienced varsity player when compared to some of h
Division I
With six seniors on the roster, Cassie Turcotte expects that her Winnacunnet High School girls basketball teams knows how to play the game. What the Warriors and their coach have been focused on to this point in the season has been the mental side of what it takes to be successful on the court.
Division I
After watching the Winnacunnet High School football team go up and down the field throughout Saturday's Division I championship game, Pinkerton coach Brian O'Reilly said what many were likely thinking. Where had that been all season? Sure, the Warriors had averaged better than 30 points per game le
Fall Sports
Austin Ouellette had a feeling what was going to happen even before the Nashua High School North football team lined up for the play. After stopping Nashua South at the 1-yard line, the Titans had their backs against the goalposts in a regular-season game that was still up for grabs. And in just a
Fall Sports
Derek Chiavelli has been on a mission ever since he started playing football. That mission helped him become a two-year starter on offense and defense for the Nashua High School South football team, and this year, as a senior, it landed him a spot on the Division I All-West Conference defensive firs
Division II
Chris Sanborn had an idea of what his Plymouth High School football team might see from the Bow defense in Saturday's Division II championship game. A week before, in the Bobcats semifinal win over St. Thomas, the Saints had moved one of their linebackers into more of a safety position in the middle
Division III-IV
The Campbell High School football team had to do something different if it was going to come back to beat Monadnock in Saturday's Division III championship game. Going into the fourth quarter, the Cougars had averaged a little more than one yard per carry and had gained just 85 yards on offense. Tha
Division I
There is at least one way that this year's Division I championship game feels like 2014 to Brian O'Reilly. When the Pinkerton Academy football team lines up for kickoff against Winnacunnet, it will be going up against a team that has played great defense all season long, and the Astros coach believe
Division I
There was a feeling around the Winnacunnet High School football team that this season could be a good one. While the Warriors had won just three of nine games in 2016, they had kept things close against some of the top teams in Division I, struggling to pull out close games or finish off teams that
Division II
The formula for the Plymouth High School football team last season was an easy one, although it wasn't by choice. With injuries nearly decimating the roster, the Bobcats rode on the back of Garrett Macomber to a narrow win over Bow in the Division II championship game. Plymouth (10-0) is back in the
Division III-IV
It was pretty early on in the process when Greg Gush started to notice he had a different kind of football team at Campbell High School this season. The Cougars had been a playoff team in two of the three previous years, including winning a Division III title in 2014, and the coaching staff expected
Division III-IV
Ryan Avery has been around the Monadnock Regional High School football program long enough to know what works and what doesn't. So when the longtime assistant coach slid over to fill the vacancy at head coach during the offseason, he was well aware of what needed to be done. The Huskies were returni