Division III-IV
The girls basketball playoffs begin on Tuesday, with first-round games in both Division III and IV tipping at 7 p.m. at the homes of the higher seeds. In D3, the Conant High School girls are once again the top seed, finishing at 18-0 for the second year in a row. The Orioles finished tied with Gilfo
Division II
The Windham High School wrestling team had five first-place finishers Saturday to get past Hollis Brookline by four points to win the Division II title.
Division III-IV
The Campbell High School wrestling team won its first title Saturday, slipping past defending-champion Plymouth in the final match of the day for the win.
Division I
For the first time in five weeks, there's a new No. 1 team, as Lebanon High School finished just a few points ahead of Portsmouth to take this week's top spot in the boys basketball rankings.
Division I
The Bishop Guertin High School girls basketball team knows that sometimes it's offense isn't going to run on all cylinders.
Winter Sports
The Bishop Guertin High School boys hockey team is back in the top spot in the state-wide rankings.
Winter Sports
Some teams win games by using defense to shut down the opponent and keep the score low.
Division II
In it's biggest test of the season to date, the Lebanon High School boys basketball team did what it has done all season last Saturday against Manchester West - win. But it wasn't as simple as that. While the Raiders had confidence going into the game against a team that had won 11 straight games an
Division I
There were two words the Manchester Central High School boys basketball team needed to remember Tuesday night while playing Merrimack.
Division II
One look at the scoreboard was all Hannah Chick needed for her ankle to feel better.
Division II
MANCHESTER - The Lebanon High School boys basketball team wasn't too sure what to expect going into Saturday's matchup with Manchester West. The Raiders, however, felt pretty good about taking the floor against the Blue Knights. Lebanon started fast, going up by 10 points in the first
Division II
After spending two days of practice working on defense, Dan Murray was hoping to see his Milford High School boys basketball team do a better job Friday night of slowing down its opponent.