Division II
Paul Cohen remembers the aftermath of last year's Division II championship game like it happened last week. The Bow High School football team gathered on the field at the University of New Hampshire after falling 27-24 to Plymouth on a late touchdown and Cohen asked the players
Division I
All season long, the Goffstown High School football team found ways to move the ball with its running game, and when it needed a big play, the Grizzlies were able to get the ball into the hands of Andrew Duval. It worked all season long, except for Goffstown's two games against Winnacunnet. In those
Division I
The first time the Winnacunnet and Goffstown high school football teams met this season, it took the Warriors 47 minutes and 48 seconds to find the end zone. When the teams met a second time, Winnacunnet made sure it wasn't going to be put in the same position again. After forcing Goffstown to three
Division III-IV
As the regular season came closer to the end, Greg Gush realized his starting running backs were approaching some rare territory for the Campbell High School football team. There was a chance that, despite limited playing time, both Ryan Yanuszewski and Keegan Mills could reach a thousand yards rush
Division I
It was perhaps the biggest play of the season for the Goffstown High School football team and Joey Poisson read the play from the start. When Exeter lined up to go for two points at the end of last Saturday's Division I quarterfinal, the Blue Hawks shifted before snapping the ball. Poisson, the Gri
Division I
Becky Balfour has been coaching long enough to know when a team is in need of a fix, and when it isn't. So when the Hollis Brookline High School girls volleyball team dropped its first set of the season on Sept. 25 in a 3-1 win over Bishop Guertin, even though the Cavaliers were still undefeated, th
Division I
When the practices got underway for the 2017 fall season, Abby Savard wasn't entirely sure what to expect from her Bishop Guertin High School girls volleyball team. The Cardinals were two years removed from a trip to the Division I championship match, and their record had improved in each of Savard'
Division II
When the girls volleyball season started in early September, Jill Bartlett was excited to not only get the year going, but to see just what her Windham High School team would look like. After graduating three longtime varsity starters from 2016's Division II championship team, the Jaguars had a coup
Division I
It wasn't a play that would show up on many stat sheets, but it proved to be a big one in Saturday's Division I quarterfinal between the Pinkerton Academy and Nashua High School South football teams. With 2.4 seconds left in the first half of the Astros' 42-14 win, the Panthers faced a fourth-and-22
Division I
When the Nashua High School South football team got off to a slow start this season, it looked as if quarterback Sean Holland was going to have turn in a superhuman performance to give the Panthers a chance to win. In South's first win of the season against Merrimack, the senior had over a hundred y
Division I
Mike McAlister knew that this was going to be it. If the Londonderry High School senior was ever going to get his chance to be the Lancers starting quarterback, it had to happen now. After spending much of his high school career being told there was someone better to play the position, McAlister sp
Division I
The Goffstown High School football team may run its offense out of a spread formation, but when it comes right down to it, the Grizzlies go-to play looks a lot like something else, according to Ryan Ray. "It’s all option," the Manchester Central coach said. "Their running game is hard to defend with