Division II
Playoff Picture: Division II Football (Oct. 16)
Windham, Plymouth remain the top seeds, as one new team moves in and another moves out.
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Fall Sports
Playoff Picture: Girls Volleyball (Oct. 16)
(Updated Oct. 16) It's the final week of the New Hampshire high school girls volleyball season and teams are battling for the top spots in the standings. Here’s a look at where each team in all three divisions stands going into Monday night’s action. For this week, these will be updated every day fo
Division II
Defense leads the way as Pelham football blanks ConVal in win (video)
PELHAM - All year, the Pelham High School football team has been looking for a way to get fired up at the start of each game. Saturday night against ConVal, the Pythons found it. Pelham's defense held the Cougars in check from start to finish, and the Pythons got touchdowns from Robert Ryan and Maso
Division II
Hollis Brookline football takes care of business against Manchester West
HOLLIS - Chris Lones has expressed all season to the Hollis Brookline High School football team how small the margin for error is in Division II. That means winning home games and winning the games the Cavaliers are expected to win takes on an even greater importance. After a slow start Saturday aga
Division I
Goffstown football overcomes slow start to knock off Manchester Central
MANCHESTER - Charlie Keith thought there might be a chance the Goffstown High School football team would have to go point for point Friday night with Manchester Central. The Grizzlies senior quarterback practiced all week with that mindset and was ready to play that way, and early on, that's what Go
Division I
Hollis Brookline girls volleyball locked in, getting ready for D1 tournament
When a team hits a rough patch in a season, it's not unusual for the captains or coaches to pull everyone together to talk about how to get things headed in the right direction. Sometimes that talk comes after a string of losses, or games that maybe weren't up to the standard. For the Hollis Brookli
Fall Sports
Playoff Picture: Girls Volleyball (Oct. 13)
There’s only a week left in the New Hampshire high school girls volleyball season and teams are battling for the top spots in the standings. Here’s a look at where each team in all three divisions stands through Thursday night’s action. Starting Monday, these will be updated every day for Sports Ins
Division I
Hollis Brookline girls volleyball cruises past Nashua South (video)
NASHUA - As the Nashua High School South girls volleyball team prepared for Wednesday's match against Hollis Brookline, Panthers coach Wayne Siejkowski tried not to emphasize the fact the Cavaliers were the lone undefeated team left in Division I. But somethings just can't be hidden from a high scho
Division I
Manchester Memorial, Concord boys soccer play to a scoreless draw
CONCORD - Manchester Memorial High School boys soccer coach Chris Florek said goalkeeper Connor Page has saved the team a few times this season. Page did so again Wednesday when the Crusaders and Concord played to a scoreless draw over a hundred minutes of play at Memorial Field. The senior made eig
Division I
Goffstown football finds way to get Duval going on offense
Andrew Duval felt a sense of urgency leading up to the Goffstown High School football team's game last Saturday against Bedford. The Grizzlies senior had touched the ball just once on offense the week before, when the team lost to Winnacunnet in the final seconds, and whether it was necessary or not
Division I
Pinkerton football's success in 2017 a product of last season's struggles
When talking about all the players he can put in the offensive backfield, Pinkerton Academy football coach Brian O'Reilly almost runs out of adjectives. The Astros had six different ball carriers in the first half of Friday night's 61-19 win over Nashua North, and none of them finished the game with
Division I
Playoff Picture: Division I football (Oct. 9)
The Division I regular season is two-thirds of the way done, and one side of the bracket looks to be already filled out. With Nashua North and Merrimack both falling to 3-3 last week, and at the hands of Pinkerton and Londonderry, respectively, it seems that the four playoff spots are all but mathem