The Season
The Season (2018): Goffstown Field Hockey, Episode 10 - 2
The Goffstown High School field hockey team saw its season come to an end in a quarterfinal loss to Kennett.
The Season
The Goffstown High School field hockey team saw its season come to an end in a quarterfinal loss to Kennett.
Fall Sports
On this week’s episode of the Ninth State Sports Show: Football Edition, Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman take a long look at the Division I quarterfinals and discuss the semifinal matchups. They also go over all the matchups in the other three divisions. The show is recorded every Tuesday
Division I
Jake MacInnis is a unique football player for Pinkerton Academy. But it's not just what the junior linebacker does on the field that sets him apart, but rather, what he does in between games. "Jake is a really smart player," Pinkerton coach Brian O'Reilly said. "He’s one of the few kids that we have
Division III-IV
MANCHESTER - Running back Keegan Mills came into Saturday’s playoff game as if it were any other week. He’s ready to hit and be hit. On Saturday afternoon, in the driving rain at Manchester Memorial High School, the Campbell football team utilized the strength of its junior bell cow to record a 38-1
Division I
LONDONDERRY - On a day when the offense's playbook shrunk more than half, the Pinkerton Academy football team's defense was more than up to the task. While Londonderry had more yards, more plays and more time of possession, when the Astros' backs were against the wall, they made sure their season wa
Division I
MERRIMACK – Ben Eichman showed up in crunch time on both sides of the gridiron. The senior two-way player on the second-seeded Merrimack High School football team ran in the game-winning touchdown on third-and-goal from the 3 during a 6-0 overtime victory over third-seeded Nashua North in the quarte
Division I
BEDFORD - After just beating out the rain, the Bedford High School football team was able to put together a complete team effort to defeat Goffstown 41-14 in the quarterfinals of the Division I playoffs. Bedford (10-0) was able to control the game on both sides of the ball with its myriad of weapons
Division II
Meg Sawyer remembers exactly where she was on the first weekend of November in 2012. The Milford High School senior co-captain was at Southern New Hampshire University, watching the Spartans win their last girls soccer championship. So were fellow co-captains Colette Urda, Ashleigh Matsis and Katie
Division II
NASHUA - Syd Thibault was thinking about getting an early goal. Going into Thursday's Division II girls soccer semifinals, the Milford High School sophomore had scored her fair share of goals this season, and coach Russ Matthews stressed how important it was for the Spartans to start strong. Just fi
Division II
NASHUA - Things don't always go according to the game plan during the playoffs, and for the Hanover High School girls soccer team, that was quite all right Thursday night. Pepper Joseph scored the only goal of the Division II semifinal after a scramble for the ball left her alone with it in front of
Division I
EXETER - Eighty minutes wasn’t enough. An extra 20 didn’t do it either. It took penalty kicks to decide a classic Division I girls soccer semifinal between Londonderry and Bedford high schools. In the end, a timely save by Jasmine Richards, and a clinching goal from Gillian Vilela, sealed the 2-1 (5
Division I
EXETER - The Manchester Central High School girls soccer offense stole the show early, and the defense held on late, to power the Little Green to a 3-1 win over Exeter in the Division I girls soccer semifinals at Bill Ball Stadium. The win sends Central back to the state championship game after it w