Division II
The Plymouth Regional High School football team is known for setting the tone from the opening kickoff and playing mistake-free for 48 minutes. But at the start of Saturday's Division II championship game against Alvirne, the Bobcats did something that was way out of character. After receiving the k
Division II
Here's what is being said about Plymouth's 29-18 win over Alvirne in the Division II football championship. * Alvirne falls to unbeaten Plymouth in Division II final - Nashua Telegraph * Even in defeat, Alvirne and Campbell football have reasons to be proud - Nashua Telegraph * Plymouth holds off
Division II
DURHAM - There were no great adjustments drawn up for the Plymouth Regional High School football team at halftime of Saturday's Division II championship game. All the Bobcats had to do was do what they'd been taught all week in practice. No. 1 Plymouth did just that, swinging momentum with a blocked
Division II
Going into this season, there were a number of factors that made Chris Sanborn wonder how the Plymouth High School football team could possibly get back to the Division II championship game. The Bobcats, coming off two straight D2 titles, had lost 19 players to graduation, many of which played key r
Fall Sports
Brian O'Reilly will feel a lot more comfortable going into this weekend's Division I semifinal against Salem than he did a week ago against Londonderry. All the Pinkerton Academy football coach has to point to to get the Astros motivated is a 15-14 loss to the Blue Devils back on Sept. 28, a game th
Division II
BOW - To Bow High School boys soccer coach George Pinkham, Andrew Ralston saved the game for his team in its 2-2 home tie with Plymouth on Thursday. Plymouth (7-4-1) had a chance to earn the victory with three minutes left in double overtime on a counter attack following a Falcons free kick. Bobcats
Division II
DOVER - There’s a reason the Plymouth High School football team has won back-to-back Division II titles and nine since the 2005 season. It’s because when it comes to big games the Bobcats come to play, and muscle and bruise their way past their opponents. Saturday in Dover it was no different, as th
Division II
Ask the coaches around Division II football, and many will tell you, despite the graduation of some pretty good players, the Plymouth High School football team is once again the team to beat. Only time will tell if the two-time defending champions are back to the level that saw
Division III-IV
LACONIA - Deacon Blue has confidence in the Hopkinton High School boys lacrosse team from the top to the bottom of the roster. That's one reason why the Hawks coach likes to see his team play at a faster tempo. When someone needs a break, the next guy up is there to get the job done. In Wednesday's
Division III-IV
For the second year in a row, Division III saw a team run the table, as the Hopkinton High School boys lacrosse team went undefeated on the way to its first title since 2011.
Division II
Chris Sanborn had an idea of what his Plymouth High School football team might see from the Bow defense in Saturday's Division II championship game. A week before, in the Bobcats semifinal win over St. Thomas, the Saints had moved one of their linebackers into more of a safety position in the middle
Division II
Here’s a look at what was being said around the state about Plymouth's 27-8 win over Bow in the Division II championship.