Division II
NASHUA - For the first time all season, the Pelham High School football team found itself in unfamiliar territory. On the first play in the second quarter, Plymouth running back Tristan Patridge found a hole in the Pelham line and ran 8 yards into the end zone to put the Bobcats up 6-0 after the fai
Division II
Before Saturday's Division II semifinal, Chris Sanborn never talked to his Plymouth Regional High School football team about the championship game. Sure, typical coach speak would say the Bobcats were only focusing on one game at a time, but in Sanborn's case, there was another reason the word champ
Division II
PLYMOUTH - Chris Sanborn knew what his Plymouth Regional High School football team was up against Saturday. But the Bobcats coach also knew that when his team played Souhegan in the regular season, it didn't do any of the things it wanted to do. With the season on the line, No. 2 Plymouth figured ou
Division II
Some history was made in Division II field hockey, when the John Stark Regional High School team won the first championship in program history.
Division III-IV
The back-and-forth battle that went on last season between the girls lacrosse teams from Hopkinton and Bow high schools left the Falcons on the wrong end of a Division III championship game.
Fall Sports
Colby Snow did a little bit of everything on the football field Friday night, and the Bedford High School football team benefited in a big way with a 17-0 Division I win over Salem.
Division II
It's a new season and a new outlook going in for the Portsmouth High School field hockey team.
Division III-IV
Graduation impacts every high school sports program eventually, and for many of last year's top teams in Division III girls lacrosse, that time is now.
Division III-IV
LACONIA - Brendan Marcoux could see the play developing when Caden Sanborn got the ball on the attacking side of midfield. From there, the only questions that remained were if the Plymouth High School boys lacrosse team had enough time and if the Bobcats were able to execute. Sanborn got the ball wi
Division III-IV
No fewer than five programs, and maybe one or two more, look to have a shot at taking the title this season.
Division II
AMHERST - The Souhegan High School field hockey team knew it might take awhile to break through during Thursday's game against Plymouth. All the Sabers had to do was stick to the game plan and they did just that. Karina Kruchynska scored two goals in the second half and Souhegan kept Plymouth from s
Division III-IV
With a lot of coaching changes and player movement, the teams in Division III appear to be evenly matched to open the season, aside from two programs.