Winter Sports
Keith Brown knew what he wanted from basketball at a young age. When the now-senior finished up his freshman year, he went to Pelham High School boys basketball coach Matt Regan and asked what could he do to improve his chances of playing basketball in college. Regan had one thing at the top of the
Winter Sports
Here's a look at five key boys and girls basketball games scheduled for Monday night.
Division I
Here's a look at the New Hampshire high school girls tennis championship matches.
Division III-IV
PLYMOUTH - No one in Hollywood could have written a better script for Saturday's Division IV softball championship game.
Division III-IV
Chelsea Larivee remembers what it was like as a youngster on the Souhegan High School girls lacrosse team. The Sabers played in back-to-back Division I championship games during her freshman and sophomore years, winning the title in the later year. That team was led by a strong group of seniors that
Division I
The situation was pressure packed, the prime spot for a high school pitcher to wilt. The kind of situation Kevin McGowan loves. The Nashua High School North baseball team had been cruising through a game against Exeter, and the Titans led 8-2 heading into the top of the seventh inning, needing just
Division II
Kolby Davenport was set to start the most important stretch of her softball career when disaster struck. Not long after the end of her junior year at Merrimack High School, Davenport was playing in a softball tournament for her travel team, the Worth Firecracker Red Hots.
Division III-IV
The play was one you would expect to see on the softball field from Marika Thompson. In a game earlier this season against Pittsfield, the Wilton-Lyndeborough senior popped the ball up just beyond the infield, closer to first base, but far enough away that both infielders on that side had a play on
Division III-IV
Steven Jellison is wearing a helmet and pads this spring, but they’re probably not the ones people are used to seeing on the senior from Souhegan High School. Instead of a football in his hands, Jellison has a lacrosse stick.