Spring Sports
There is still a week to go until the first official lacrosse games are played in New Hampshire, but it already feels like there is something in the air. And no, I don't mean snow.
Division III-IV
KEENE - Tony Martinez didn't hesitate when asked what made this year's Belmont High School boys basketball team so special. "It’s cliché, but they generally care about each other," the Red Raiders coach said following his team's 49-43 victory over Kearsarge in Saturday's Division III final that gav
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KEENE - The St. Thomas Aquinas High School girls basketball team led Fall Mountain by a dozen points at halftime of Saturday's Division III championship game. The Saints were feeling pretty good in their locker room in Keene State College's Spaulding Gymnasium, but one player felt like she could hav
10 For 10
On this day, 15 years ago, I posted this, and the rest, as they say, is history. That's right: Jan. 22, 2010, was the beginning - at least publicly - of the website you are looking at today. You can't tell from that post, at least not entirely, but things were a lot different.
Division I
Hearing the news that Scott Knight had resigned as Nashua High School South football coach after 36 years in the program, to become an assistant at Plymouth State University, had Jason Robie reminiscing about a chilly winter night back in 1996.
Division I
Jack Byrne has always been about that next escapade in life. Whether it was packing everything up for a three-year move to Colorado or returning East to help give birth to a new high school and its football program in Windham, Byrne has always searched for the next exciting move in his career and l
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PORTSMOUTH – Jon Mulvey made the difficult choice not to coach his Portsmouth High School boys basketball team last winter because he knew he had another job that was more important. The Mulveys already had a now 4½ year-old son, Max, when they welcomed twin daughters, Blake and McKenna, last fall a
Division I
EXETER - Life can sometimes get in the way, even for high school coaches. Brian O'Reilly saw it firsthand more than 40 years ago and it gave him the opportunity to become the football coach at Pinkerton Academy. The year was 1978, the Astros were a Division II program at the time, and getting ready
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EXETER - Brian O'Reilly didn't think either of his kickoff returners were going to see a returnable kick during Saturday's Division I championship game, but just in case they did, the Pinkerton Academy football coach had a plan. With the Astros receiving the opening kickoff from Londonderry, both Ma
Division I
Win or lose, Saturday’s Division I title game is not about becoming the winningest coach in New Hampshire high school football, according to Pinkerton Academy coach Brian O’Reilly. Currently tied with former Plymouth coach Chuck Lenahan, who retired with a record of 356-70-1, O’Reilly would hit 357
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Sam Ogden had a key role during the Londonderry High School football team's win in the Division I championship game in 2021, even though, as a freshman, he never got into the game. Ogden was the ball boy for the Lancers and the now-senior remembers clearly what that day was like, both the experience
Division II
When things were at their worst for the Souhegan High School football team this season, the Sabers found away to regroup, fight through, and stay the course. It happened in the regular season, when Souhegan dropped back-to-back games to Plymouth and to Pelham - at home - in late October. It happene