Fall Sports
The scoreboard didn't indicate that last Friday's game between the Bedford and Merrimack high school football teams was close until the Tomahawks found the end zone on the first play of the fourth quarter. But that score doesn't mean much with the Merrimack defense playing lights out for most of the
Fall Sports
One play on Saturday seemed to encompass a lot of the things Drew McQuarrie is capable of doing. With the John Stark High School football team driving in the fourth quarter, the senior quarterback took the snap, and after surveying his options, he decided to take off. McQuarrie got outside, ran over
Fall Sports
Gary Karibian knew he had a talented group coming back this season for the Campbell High School girls soccer team. But if the Cougars were going to have the kind of year they wanted, the coach realized he had to find a way to flip a switch within his players. Before the season started, Karibian call
Division II
There were times on Saturday when Rod McQuarrie wondered how his John Stark High School football team was going to respond to adversity.
Division I
Fatigue might have been setting in for the Bedford High School football team, but when it needed its defense to make plays, it did.
Division II
When Liam Baldwin started playing football in fourth grade, there was one player he would watch on television and want to emulate. Baldwin's first year on the gridiron was during the 2007 season and he was awestruck by a New England Patriot by the name of Randy Moss. But during those early years, pl
Division I
The text message made Derek Stank a little bit nervous. It was March, but it wasn't unusal for the Bedford High School football coach to hear from one of his players. But this was a message from starting running back Nick Leahy, and it put Stank on alert. "I got a text message basically saying 'hey,
Division I
It was the phrase spoken most often by high school football coaches from around Division I. "We want to be this year's Goffstown." For some teams, like Merrimack or Portsmouth or Timberlane or even this year's Goffstown, the comparison is fitting and the imitation would be accurate. But that thought
Division II
In a division that went through the most change during the offseason, it's a familiar group that looks to be the favorite. After reaching the Division II title game in each of the last two seasons, the Windham High School football team appears to be the one everyone else in the division is looking t
Division III-IV
A pair of new high school football teams have dropped down to Division III this season and it appears to have made the North Conference the place to be.
Fall Sports
Nik Moquin knows he won't be able to fill the shoes of Casey Gervais. That may be key for the Goffstown High School football team to continue its run of success.
Division I
After a tough offseason, all the Nashua High School North field hockey team wanted was to open the season with a win.