Division II
DURHAM - Frustration was bubbling on the sideline of the Plymouth High School football team in the second quarter of Saturday's Division II championship game against Bow. Already up by a touchdown, the No. 2 Bobcats had a chance for more, but turned the ball over twice in the red zone. But in just t
Division II
The formula for the Plymouth High School football team last season was an easy one, although it wasn't by choice. With injuries nearly decimating the roster, the Bobcats rode on the back of Garrett Macomber to a narrow win over Bow in the Division II championship game. Plymouth (10-0) is back in the
Division III-IV
Here are the Division III boys lacrosse all-state teams, as selected by the division coaches. First team * Joe Cullinan, sr., attack, Hopkinton; Nolan Farina, jr., attack, Plymouth; Chaz Hacking, sr., attack, Belmont; Bryce Johnson, jr., attack, Bishop Brady; Justin Norris, sr., attack, Kearsarge; Liam, Brown, fr., midfield, Inter-Lakes/
Division III-IV
In the last four years, Division III boys lacrosse has seen four different teams take home the championship plaque.
Fall Sports
Garrett Macomber, of Plymouth High School, has been named the 2016 Gatorade Football Player of the Year from New Hampshire after helping the Bobcats win the Division II championship last month. The junior led Plymouth to a 10-2 record, rushing for 2,373 yards and 26 touchdowns, while also
Division II
Garrett Macomber averaged over 25 carries per game for the Plymouth High School football team this season.
Division II
Paul Cohen has been around championship football teams before.
Division II
Going into the playoffs, Chris Sanborn had an idea of what might be the three toughest teams for his Plymouth High School football team to face, if the Bobcats reached the championship game.
Division II
Garrett Macomber has done a little bit of everything while at Plymouth Regional High School. A two-way player for the football team, the junior has also been a member of the indoor and outdoor track teams. In the spring, he also puts the pads back on as a member of the Bobcats boys lacrosse team. La
Division II
WINDHAM - The Plymouth High School football team used smash mouth football and special teams to beat Windham 20-18 and punch its ticket to Durham on Saturday afternoon. No. 4 Plymouth was successful on its two extra point attempts and two field goals, both within 30 yards. On the other
Division II
The Division II football playoffs are about to get underway, and it really feels like it's any team's tournament. Well, any team's tournament to finish second.
Division II
MILFORD - On a misty and rainy night in Milford, the Plymouth High School football team came to town undermanned and became more undermanned as the game progressed. But the Bobcats were able to battle through all of these injuries and come out with a 14-12 win over Milford to