Division I
DERRY - Games between two evenly matched teams can often come down to one moment. When that moment came Friday, Mari Shea was ready for it. Shea came through on a penalty stroke midway through the first half and the Pinkerton Academy field hockey team made the lone goal stand up for a 1-0 win over
Division I
NASHUA - Now that's more like it. After going six quarters without scoring, the Nashua High School South football team wasted little time finding the end zone Friday night against Keene. And once they were there, the Panthers didn't stop in the first half. Chris Keefe returned the game's opening kic
Division I
NASHUA - Katie Littlefield tells the Pinkerton Academy field hockey team that sometimes its OK to just throw a shot at the goal. After missing out on a handful of opportunities to do just that throughout the second half Wednesday, the Astros finally did, with little time to spare. Lauren Lisauskas w
Division II
GOFFSTOWN - The Souhegan High School field hockey team has at times had to shuffle its lineup early this season. While at times it's showed early in games for the Sabers, as different players in different roles have tried to mesh, the results have been perfect so far. That trend continued Wednesday,
Fall Sports
The list of New Hampshire high school coaches filling that position for more than one sport is not a long one. The number of coaches leading two programs at different schools is even shorter, and when those two programs are a boys team and a girls team, well, that's a very select group. Ruppy Haile
Division I
BEDFORD - Anneke McStowe has been waiting to see the Bedford High School field hockey team bring the level the Bulldogs have been practicing at into a game. The first-year Bedford coach finally got to on Monday. The Bulldogs withstood a fierce Merrimack attack through the first 20 minutes of the gam
Division I
NASHUA - Maybe it was a case of the Mondays or maybe it was playing on turf for the first time this season. Or maybe it was facing a goalie on a hot streak or maybe it was a combination of all those things. Whatever it was, the Dover High School field hockey team was unable to capitalize on early op
Fall Sports
Here's a look at results from the second week of the New Hampshire high school football season.
Division I
NASHUA - The situation had disaster written all over it. The Bishop Guertin High School football team fumbled away the opening kickoff, the first of six possessions Nashua South would start in Cardinals' territory. And on the seventh offensive snap, Bishop Guertin quarterback Josh Larson went down w
Division II
HOLLIS - Chris Lones challenged the Hollis Brookline High School football team to play Saturday like the group that came out strong in the second half of the Cavaliers' season-opening loss to Milford. The players listened and HB never took its foot off the gas pedal in the first half. Sander Wimmer
Division I
NASHUA - When asked which side of the ball the Nashua High School North football team looked better on Friday night, Titans coach Dante Laurendi couldn't pick. There was good reason for that. North was in control on both sides of the ball against Spaulding, with junior Curtis Harris leading the way
Division I
The Merrimack High School football team may not have quantity in terms of seniors returning for this season. But what the Tomahawks do have are seniors at every level on the field, starting with each end of their offensive line. On one side is senior Cole Camberlain, who was Merrimack's starting lef