Fall Sports
The final week of the high school field hockey regular season is underway, and here is what the playoff field in each division currently looks like. Note: With the NHIAA's new 70-percent rule in place for the postseason, Division I and II will have 11 playoff teams
Division I
The path to winning the East and the West Conferences begin now in Division I. This weekend, Exeter and Nashua North and Portsmouth and Bishop Guertin faceoff in matchups of current playoff teams, while Dover faces Alvirne, Nashua South takes on Winnacunnet and Spaulding faces Keene.
Division II
Things are getting a little strange in the Division II playoff race. Or at least that's what it feels like when you mention ConVal, Hollis Brookline and playoff implications all in the same sentence.
Division III-IV
It's the bye week for all of Division III and the teams at the top of each conference maybe aren't the ones that many would be there at this point. Monadnock, coming off a big win over Inter-Lakes/Moultonborough, remains undefeated, but its Stevens, which picked up a close win over Keasarge last wee
Division I
There is no shortage of big games on this week's slate in Division I, starting with a South Conference matchup that is dripping with postseason implications. Salem takes its unbeaten record to Merrimack on Friday night for what could be a game that decides the top seed out of that conference.
Division II
There are four teams in Division II that enter this weekend with perfect 4-0 records, and chances are, all four are going to exit this weekend with those records in tack. In the South, Windham is the lone undefeated team and has outscored opponents this season 181-34. Two of those wins are over team
Division III-IV
The latest "Game of the Year" in the Division III North Conference takes place on Friday night in Swanzey. Inter-Lakes/Moultonborough, which won the last "Game of the Year" two weeks ago in a blowout of Newport, will take on Monadnock, which hasn't allowed a point all season, on Friday at 6:30 p.m.
Division I
It's a rivalry weekend across Division I football, and while the communities involved in each of those games will be psyched up for a big night on Friday, perhaps the biggest game of weekend takes place late Saturday afternoon. That's when undefeated Goffstown and undefeated Bedford meet for a 5 p.m
Division II
It's been a tough opening month for the Souhegan High School football team, but the Sabers knew that'd be the case heading into this season. Souhegan opened the year with a road game against John Stark, a team that was expected to be at the top of the North Conference, and after a home game against
Division III-IV
It's been an incredible start to the season for the Monadnock High School football team. The Huskies, who dropped down to Division III after spending the last three years in Division II, have opened the year with three straight wins, outscoring opponents 132-0. That's right, Monadnock has yet to all
Spring Sports
Here's where the boys lacrosse teams stand heading into the final day of the regular season.
Spring Sports
Here's what the girls lacrosse tournaments look like on the final day of the regular season.