Division II
The season doesn't end until Friday, but the No. 1 seed in the Division II girls basketball tournament has already been determined, regardless of any outcomes. Portsmouth will be the No. 1 seed, no matter what it does Thursday at Windham, while Merrimack Valley, just a game behind the Clippers, will
Division I
This is it, the final Friday of the regular season, and there is still so much to be decided. That includes the No. 1 seed, which will be determined at Bishop Guertin High School, as the Cardinals (16-1) host Bedford (15-2) in the second game of a doubleheader. The winner gets the No. 1 seed in the
Division III-IV
The girls basketball playoffs begin on Tuesday, with first-round games in both Division III and IV tipping at 7 p.m. at the homes of the higher seeds. In D3, the Conant High School girls are once again the top seed, finishing at 18-0 for the second year in a row. The Orioles finished tied with Gilfo
Division II
At first glance, the Portsmouth High School girls basketball team looks like the heavy favorite when the playoffs begin in a few weeks. But the Clippers have faced some close calls after dominating for much of the season, and if Portsmouth does slip up, Merrimack Valley, Lebanon, Souhegan and Hanove
Division I
While the girls side is looking wide open, the Division I boys basketball landscape is perhaps even more wide open than originally thought. Nine teams have at least eight wins, and six more have at least five, and all of those six teams are capable of knocking off one of those nine on any given nigh
Division I
The closer the end of the regular season seems to get, the more wide open Division I gets in girls basketball. Going into the year, it looked like every team would be chasing the usual suspects - Bedford and Londonderry - with Winnacunnet, Pinkerton and Bishop Guertin not too far behind. While those
Division I
There’s about three weeks left in the Division I boys basketball regular season, but that’s plenty of time for a lot to change going into the postseason. Here’s where each team stands going into Friday’s games. All records are from NHIAA.org. Top four * Pinkerton (11-
Division II
There’s about three weeks left in the Division II boys basketball regular season, but that’s plenty of time for a lot to change going into the postseason. Here’s where each team stands going into Friday’s games. All records are from NHIAA.org. Top four * Portsmouth (11-
Division II
There’s only about two weeks left in the Division II girls basketball regular season, but that’s plenty of time for a lot to change going into the postseason. Here’s where each team stands going into Friday’s games. All records are from NHIAA.org. Top four * Portsmouth
Division I
There's only about two weeks left in the Division I girls basketball regular season, but that's plenty of time for a lot to change going into the postseason. Here's where each team stands going into Friday's games. All records are from NHIAA.
Division II
The numbers were staggering all season for the St. Thomas High School football team's offense. Through the first 10 games of the season, the Saints had put up more points than anyone in the division, averaging 46.5 per game, including the playoffs. In its 28-7 win over Monadnock in the quarterfinals
Division III-IV
In Larry McElreavy's mind, there is something specific that sets Noah Wade apart from other running backs. Good running backs might have the same talent, knowledge or experience as the Newport High School senior has, but what made Wade a great performer for the Tigers this football season was someth