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NHHSSports 2023 Field Hockey Preseason All-State Watch List
The field hockey season is underway, and there are plenty of players around the state poised to have a big year in 2023.
Fall Sports
The field hockey season is underway, and there are plenty of players around the state poised to have a big year in 2023.
Division II
AMHERST - Anne Golding spent time during the preseason talking to the Oyster River High School field hockey team about how it has what it takes to be a contending team this year. Tuesday afternoon at Souhegan, the Bobcats did their best to show their coach was right. After the Sabers took the lead
Division I
NASHUA - There were a few different things happening Monday for the Salem High School field hockey team. First game of a new season and the Blue Devils were playing on turf for just the second time this year, and at various points in the game against Nashua North, players were being shuffled around
Fall Sports
For the first time this fall, the Joe Yukica New Hampshire Chapter of the National Football Foundation will give out a Player of the Year award.
Division II
GOFFSTOWN - With a brand new state-of-the-art turf field and lights, the Goffstown High School field hockey team kicked off its season in style but came away with a scoreless tie against Division II rival Derryfield.
Fall Sports
The defending champions in Division I start the year in the same place last season ended.
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 I
In the last 10 years, there have been four programs that have made it to the top of Division I field hockey, and another four programs have advanced to the championship game in that time.
The Season
The Souhegan High School football team was one win away from taking it all in Division II a year ago.
Division I
Brian Pafford has been a part of the football program at Portsmouth High School for a while. There have been ups and downs in terms of participation, including the decision to co-op with Oyster River before the start of the 2018 to increase numbers, but the last two seasons have been unlike any othe
Division I
The record may not have shown it, but there was reason for Scott Knight to feel good about where the Nashua High School South football was at the end of last season. The Panthers coach and his staff knew they had a team that was going to take time to put things together. And while South won just th
Division I
When the Nashua High School football team gathered for its first official team meeting on Friday, there was one word written on the white board. Rebuild. Titans coach Chad Zibolis walked to the board and erased the word. "I said I hate this word," the coach said. "Everything I’ve heard so far is th