Division I
Highlights from Day 4 of the 2012 New Hampshire American Legion baseball tournament
Highlights from the fourth day of action at the 2012 New Hampshire American Legion baseball tournament at Holman Stadium.
Division I
Highlights from the fourth day of action at the 2012 New Hampshire American Legion baseball tournament at Holman Stadium.
Division I
Highlights from the first day of action at the 2012 New Hampshire American Legion baseball tournament.
Division I
The New Hampshire American Legion senior baseball tournament gets underway Friday morning, and defending champion Bedford Post 54 is ready to attempt to defend its title.
Division III-IV
Morgan Andrews, who was named the 2011-12 Gatorade National Girls Soccer Player of the Year, has decided to decommit from Boston College and will instead continue her soccer career at the collegiate level at Notre Dame in 2013.
Division I
The New Hampshire American Legion senior baseball tournament gets underway on Friday at Holman Stadium, with eight teams taking part in the double-elimination competition.
Division I
MANCHESTER - The Merrimack High School girls lacrosse team scored four goals in under four minutes to beat Bedford 15-14 in the Division II semifinals on Sunday.
Spring Sports
When the Portsmouth High School baseball team retook the national record last Wednesday for consecutive wins, Clippers coach Tim Hopley said it was only a matter of time until the streak ended.
Spring Sports
WINDHAM – There was no banner. There was no ring of people, in some places two and three deep, around every inch of the fence.
Division I
Did you sleep in Saturday morning and miss the live announcement of the King and Queen of New Hampshire High School Basketball on WGIR 610-AM and 96.7 The Wave?
Winter Sports
Kamahl Walker of Portsmouth High School is this year's King of New Hampshire High School Basketball.
Winter Sports
Here are the six finalists for the first King of New Hampshire High School Basketball.
Division II
DURHAM – Jim Mulvey didn’t know what was going to happen during Saturday’s Division II boys basketball championship game, but the Portsmouth High School coach had a good idea.