Division II
NASHUA - The Portsmouth High School boys lacrosse team was on a roll offensively. In the final four regular-season games, the Clippers averaged 14.3 goals per and then dropped in 17 in their quarterfinal win. But in Wednesday's Division II semifinal, early in the second quarter, not only did Portsm
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Division II
NASHUA - There were more than six minutes gone off the clock and nothing on the scoreboard. The Derryfield School boys lacrosse team wasn't panicked; the Cougars were being patient. When the chances finally came, No. 2 Derryfield was ready for them, going on a 6-0 run over an 11-minute stretch in th
Division I
EXETER - Olivia Matthews knew on the bus ride to Bill Ball Stadium that the Bedford High School girls lacrosse team was ready to go. The energy was high and the Bulldogs where feeling confident Tuesday when they arrived at Exeter for the Division I championship game. When Bedford finally got on the
Division I
EXETER - The Portsmouth High School girls lacrosse team looked well on its way to reaching the Division I championship game. But Bishop Guertin, the four-time defending D1 champions, weren't quite done. The No. 6 Cardinals put a bit of a scare into the No. 2 Clippers, who won the previous five Divis
Division I
EXETER - When the Bedford High School girls lacrosse team faced Nashua South in the regular season a little more than two weeks ago, the Bulldogs got a firsthand look at how the Panthers would score on them. In Saturday's Division I semifinal, Bedford did everything it could to not have that happen
Division III-IV
LITCHFIELD - With 10 days between games, the Campbell High School boys lacrosse team had plenty of time to work on the kinks in its play. All that time off also made the Cougars a little antsy to get back on the field. It showed, as No. 2 Campbell scored three goals in the first four minutes, led by
Division II
HOLLIS - The Hollis Brookline High School boys lacrosse team found itself Thursday evening in the spot it had been in a month prior. Midway through the first quarter, the Cavaliers were trailing Souhegan, although this time, their season was on the line. No. 8 HB responded with a 3-0 run to end the
Division I
NASHUA - On a day when temperatures were in the low 90s at game time, and the turf heat at sun-baked Stellos Stadium in Nashua was into the 100s, the No. 4 Nashua South Purple Panthers fired up their offense in the second half and forged their way to the Division 1 girls lacrosse semifinals for the
Division II
HOLLIS - No matter what happened during Thursday's Division II quarterfinal, the Hollis Brookline High School girls lacrosse team was determined not to get derailed. There were plenty of opportunities for that to happen to the Cavaliers. No. 3 HB lost one of top offensive players and leaders on the
Division II
GOFFSTOWN - Marisa McLaughlin can tell when the Goffstown High School girls lacrosse team is ready to play based on how much energy the Grizzlies have before the game. For Tuesday's Division II preliminary-round game against Kingswood, the energy was off the charts for the Grizzlies. No. 6 Goffstown
Division I
Brooke Paquette has done a lot of different things over her four years playing for the Bishop Guertin High School girls basketball team. In the fourth quarter of Sunday's Division I championship game against Bedford, with the Bulldogs leading by 10 points, the Cardinals needed the senior to do one m