Division I
GOFFSTOWN - The Hanover High School boys hockey team just keeps piling up wins. The Marauders led wire-to-wire en route to their 4-1 victory over Trinity Saturday at Sullivan Arena. The triumph marked Hanover's fifth straight and seventh over its last eight contests. Hanover junior forward
Division I
Concord High School boys hockey coach Dunc Walsh did not believe his team's shot count when he looked at the scoresheet.
Division I
GOFFSTOWN - The Trinity High School boys hockey team rang in the new year by earning its first regular-season victory Tuesday night at Sullivan Arena. The Pioneers edged Queen City rival Manchester Memorial, 4-3, thanks to a late goal from Vinnie Barbuzzi. Barbuzzi corralled the puck in the right
Division II
The Manchester West High School boys soccer team picked up its seventh win of the season by beating Trinity 7-1 on Tuesday. Dominic Plourde led the Blue Knights (7-5-1 in Division II) with four goals and an assist while Hunter Lortie had a goal and an assist
Division II
The ConVal High School football got out to a huge lead in the first half against Trinity and never looked back Friday night, beating the Pioneers 55-21 in a Division II South Conference game.
Division II
Joey Delaney knew that the Hollis Brookline High School football team was going into a big game Saturday night against Trinity.
Division II
The Trinity High School boys soccer team scored twice in the second half to tie Souhegan 2-2 on Friday in a Division II game. Thomas Hornor and Ali Ewiess had goals for the Sabers (4-2-1), who led 2-1 with 14 minutes to play, while Lucas Bellapanni
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
Fall Sports
Here's a look at what happened at Friday's Queen City Football Jamboree.
Winter Sports
The Bishop Guertin High School girls basketball team had an idea of how its games might look through the early portion of the season. Good, if not great, defense, while the offense tried to catch up. But after a quarter in Friday's opener against Trinity, neither side of the ball was what Cardinals
Division I
Bishop Guertin holds off Trinity in season opener.
Division II
October hasn't been the best of months for the Milford High School football team in recent seasons.