Division II
DOVER – Before moving to Division I next year, the Winnacunnet High School boys lacrosse has some unfinished business it would like to accomplish this spring in Division II. While the ultimate story of winning a championship won’t be easy, Winnacunnet closed out an impressive chapter on Wednesday af
Winter Sports
Staring at a full display of caps, goggles and swimsuits, Winnacunnet High School juniors McKinley Fowler and Fiona McAfee were lost in the aquatic section of their local Dick’s Sporting Goods store in Seabrook.
Division I
Jack McCann had just made the biggest defensive play of his high school football career, and moments later, he almost made the worst tackle. The Winnacunnet High School football team was driving, looking for the go-ahead score against Exeter in last weekend's Division I semifinals. That the Warriors
Division III-IV
It's not often in the landscape of New Hampshire high school sports that a game between two teams from different classes or divisions holds a lot of significance. But Wednesday's softball game between Mascenic and Wilton-Lyndeborough could be one for the record books.
Division III-IV
WILTON – There were plenty of things for Sean Young to like Tuesday night. The Wilton-Lyndeborough boys basketball team he coaches put together a solid performance against Lisbon in the opening round of the Class S playoffs. The 66-57 win over the No. 10 Panthers means the seventh-seeded Warriors wi
Division I
Don't expect to see any basketball fans from the Lisbon area asking for directions to Wilton on Tuesday. By now, you'd expect the Panthers to know their way to the Wilton-Lyndeborough gym. For the fourth straight year, the Lisbon Regional boys basketball team will make the nearly three-hour drive to
Division III-IV
The Wilton-Lyndeborough boys basketball team ended its regular season on Thursday. Now the Warriors will wait until Monday to find who their opponent will be in the first round of the Class S playoffs.
Division III-IV
The Wilton-Lyndeborough girls basketball team saw its season come to a close Wednesday night in the preliminary round of the Class S playoffs. The No. 10 Warriors fell 40-27 at No. 7 Newmarket, the third time this season WLC lost to the Mules.
Division III-IV
WILTON – The Wilton-Lyndeborough boys basketball team had opportunities to defeat Newmarket, and not just at the end of the game. The Warriors struggled through the second quarter, at one point turning the ball over on five consecutive possessions, but were able to tie the game late before falling 4