Division III-IV
Kelsea Bemis has been a force for the Souhegan High School girls soccer team this season. In many ways, the Sabers have needed it. On a team with just four seniors, Bemis has provided the youthful Sabers with steady scoring that helped Souhegan to wins in its first eight games in Division II.
Division III-IV
Mike Luks has had plenty of others to learn from as a member of the Souhegan High School football team. There was his older brother, Jameson, who was the starting center as a senior when the Sabers won the Division III championship two years ago. There was also last year’s quarterback, DJ Petropulou
Division III-IV
Kelsea Bemis had a foot in on all five goals in the Souhegan High School girls soccer team's 5-1 win over Con-Val on Friday. Bemis scored three goals and assisted on two others to lead the Sabers (8-0), who are the only undefeated team left in Division II and one of six girls teams in the state. Sou
Division I
Tony Johnson expected it would take more than one player to replace injured running back Mike Kelly, and so far, the Bishop Guertin High School football coach has been right. Playing their second full game without Kelly, the Cardinals got 186 yards rushing and touchdown from Alex Eaton in a 28-3 win
Division III-IV
The Souhegan High School football team scored 41 points and totaled 377 yards in last week’s win over Goffstown. And it could have been worse. The Sabers had three touchdowns called back on penalties, and that is what coach Mike Beliveau had at the top of his list following the game.
Division I
AMHERST – The final two minutes of a four-goal soccer game don’t usually reveal a lot about the two teams involved. In the last 120 seconds of Tuesday’s crossover game between the Nashua High School South and Souhegan girls soccer teams, one team got a glimpse of who it really is while the other lea
Division I
The Nashua High School North football team had scored just seven points after halftime in its first two games of the season before Saturday’s win over Pinkerton Academy. Titans coach Jason Robie had reason to wonder if it would be the same against the Astros, and at halftime, the
Division III-IV
The Souhegan High School football team may not recognize the field when the Sabers take on Goffstown Friday night, even though the game is being played in Amherst. For the first time since Thanksgiving Day, a football game – pre, post or regular-season – will take place at Souhegan. The Sabers spent
Division III-IV
AMHERST – The Souhegan High School boys soccer team had nothing to show for a dominant first half against Portsmouth on Tuesday until the Clippers helped out. Portsmouth scored a goal late in the first half on just its second shot of the game, and with less than two minutes to go before halftime, th
Division I
The Bishop Guertin High School girls cross country team and the Souhegan boys team both took home first place overall at the Souhegan Relays at Freestyle Farm in Amherst Saturday. On the girls side, the Cardinals' three relay teams of three runners each combined to come in first with eight points, w
Division I
There were a number of missed opportunities that the Nashua High School South football team could have taken advantage of in Friday night's 23-14 loss to Pinkerton, but two standout larger than others. Down a touchdown and facing a fourth-and-goal from Pinkerton’s 4, Nashua South coach Scott Knight
Division I
The first week of the season brought a couple of upsets and a couple of lesser surprises. Week 2 brings the start of league play in the top three of New Hampshire's divisions. Once again, a group of high school football "experts" will try to successfully