Division III-IV
PELHAM - It wasn't always pretty, but at this point, the Pelham High School football team will take it. The Pythons took advantage of limited possession time with big scoring plays and their defense came up big against Campbell once again, as Pelham recorded its fifth shutout of the season, beating
Division I
There wasn't any secret formula for the Merrimack High School football team needed to turn things around in Sunday's game against Nashua South. The Tomahawks just had to do a better job of doing the things they like to do. After falling behind 20-0 in the first quarter, Merrimack figured out how to
Division II
NORTH CONWAY - Penalty strokes are the one thing the Kennett Regional High School field hockey team doesn't spend much time practicing. Eagles coach Cassandra Johansen can't remember the last time her team was awarded one during a game. Despite that, she knew exactly who to call upon when the time w
Division I
LONDONDERRY - It took a while for the Londonderry High School football team to wake up on offense. Fortunately, the Lancers' defense came ready to play in Saturday's Division I preliminary-round game. For the third time this season, Londonderry didn't allow a point on defense and the offense came to
Division I
DURHAM - The Windham High School field hockey team found itself in a scary spot. After not allowing a goal all season, the Jaguars gave up three through the first three quarters during Friday's Division I championship game against Dover. It was also the first time Windham had allowed more than one g
Division I
NASHUA - The Nashua High School North football team is good. Really good. And the Titans showed Friday night that they haven’t hit their ceiling. Against a Bishop Guertin defense that stopped the run early, Curtis Harris-Lopez went over the top. Harris-Lopez threw three touchdowns in the first half
Division I
MANCHESTER — Friday wasn’t a day made for throwing the football. Below-freezing temperatures after a day of unprecedented October snow seemed like running weather, but Joe Mikol played ignorant to the elements. The junior quarterback improbably found his stride through the air when it mattered most
Division II
DURHAM - The elements were there for the Souhegan High School field hockey team to get off to a slow start. Longest bus ride of the season, cold and rain, and an opponent in Oyster River that the Sabers hadn't seen before Thursday's Division II semifinal.
Division I
EXETER - Sarah Michaud knew the Dover High School field hockey team was going to have to take advantage of every opportunity against Concord. The Crimson Tide had only allowed two goals all season, so when the Green Wave had a chance to score, they needed to capitalize. Dover did just that, scoring
Division I
BEDFORD - In another big game, the Windham High School field hockey team stepped to the moment with ease. The Jaguars pushed the pace early, scored first, and never looked back as they cruised to a 3-0 win over Bishop Guertin in the Division I semifinals at Bedford High School.
Division I
When the Goffstown High School football team puts it all together on offense, things have gone well this season. And fortunately for the Grizzlies, they've been able to execute more often than not this year, including in Saturday's 46-13 win over Manchester Memorial. Three of Goffstown's touchdowns
Division I
There were a lot of things for the Nashua High School North football team to like after Friday night's 36-7 win over Londonderry. The Titans had three players rush for over a hundred yards, they kept the Lancers' in check for most of the night, and they cut down on the drive-killing penalties. But p