Division I
The Pinkerton High School boys track team didn't take win a lot of events during Friday's Division I championship meet, but the Astros were still able to win their first outdoor track title since 1994.
Division I
DERRY – The Pinkerton Academy softball team faces three challenges going into every game, and Tuesday, against Bishop Guertin High School, one of those challenges was to score in every inning.
Division I
NASHUA – Chris Cameron thought his Bishop Guertin High School boys lacrosse team was peaking at the right time.
Division III-IV
Josh Gallant scored four goals and added an assist to lead the Pinkerton Academy boys lacrosse team to a 13-7 non-division win Saturday over Souhegan in Amherst.
Division I
Two of the top boys basketball teams from Division II will meet Friday night in Amherst, while a couple of rivals will meet on the court and the ice this week.
Division I
Here’s a look at what went on this weekend in Week 12 of New Hampshire High School football.
Division II
MERRIMACK – On paper, Monday’s boys soccer game between Merrimack High School and Pinkerton Academy looks like anything but a matchup of two of the top teams in Division I. The schedule shows the Astros scored four goals in the first half and won 5-1, but that’s only part of the story.
Division I
Jason Robie views his Nashua High School North football team as a bit of a puzzle. With only three starters returning this season, the coaching staff has to work to fill in the rest of the pieces. With the season three weeks old, the picture is starting to form.
Division II
MERRIMACK – When Pinkerton Academy’s Jordyn Hamilton lobbed a pass into the air during Monday’s field hockey game, a few Merrimack fans wondered why play wasn’t stopped.
Division I
There was plenty of stuff under the surface of Nashua High School South's 37-20 win over Dover in the first week of the 2011 football season.
Division I
Division I boys lacrosse final: Bishop Guertin vs. Pinkerton.
Division I
NASHUA – Paul Spinney’s goal with 40 seconds left in the third quarter wasn’t a big deal because it was his third of the frame. It was a big deal because it gave the Bishop Guertin High School boys lacrosse team something neither it nor Pinkerton Academy had had yet in Wednesday’s Division I champio