Division II
NASHUA - Olivia Valentine wanted to play her best game in Saturday's Division II semifinals for her Hollis Brookline High School girls lacrosse teammates. The first time the No. 4 Cavaliers faced top-seeded Winnacunnet, things didn't go so well for Valentine or HB. The Cavs more than made up for it
Division II
The top eight teams remain as the Division II boys lacrosse quarterfinals kickoff on Saturday, and all eight teams go into the weekend that they each have at least a shot at reaching the final four.
Division II
Rivalries are usually formed in a couple of different ways, with proximity and familiarity being two of the leading factors. When you add in repeated playoff matchups, things usually go up another notch. For the Winnacunnet and Portsmouth high school girls lacrosse teams, they are just a few steps away
Division II
MANCHESTER - As the wins have piled up for the Derryfield School boys lacrosse team, the competitive games haven’t, as the Cougars have dominated many of their opponents during a win streak closing in on 50 games. Friday night, it was Winnacunnet that gave the Cougars all they could handle before De
Division II
WINDHAM - The Windham and Winnacunnet high school boys lacrosse teams went shot for shot for 48 minutes in a big Division II matchup, and in the end the Jaguars used a big fourth quarter to take down the Warriors 12-10. The win improves Windham to 9-4 while dropping Winnacunnet to 10-2. The victory
Division II
The Derryfield School boys lacrosse team has put a pretty big bull's eye on itself after making it to three straight title games, and winning the last two, since moving up to Division II three years ago.
Division I
NASHUA - Jay McKenna wondered just what the Winnacunnet High School boys basketball team would look like Wednesday night against Bishop Guertin. The Warriors hadn't played in five days, and hadn't been able to practice in two, but when the ball went up, they knew just what to do. Winnacunnet raced o
Division I
With six seniors on the roster, Cassie Turcotte expects that her Winnacunnet High School girls basketball teams knows how to play the game. What the Warriors and their coach have been focused on to this point in the season has been the mental side of what it takes to be successful on the court.
Winter Sports
HUDSON - The focus at the start of this season for the Winnacunnet High School girls basketball team wasn't so much about a game plan or strategy, but rather how the Warriors were handling the little things. Against Alvirne on Friday night, Winnacunnet took care of all of them. The Warriors got out
Division I
After watching the Winnacunnet High School football team go up and down the field throughout Saturday's Division I championship game, Pinkerton coach Brian O'Reilly said what many were likely thinking. Where had that been all season? Sure, the Warriors had averaged better than 30 points per game le
Division I
Here's what is being said around the state about Winnacunnet's 41-21 win over Pinkerton in the Division I championship game.
Division I
DURHAM - All season, the Winnacunnet High School football team has been able to shut down opponents with its defense. In Saturday's Division I championship game against Pinkerton, the Warriors were able to do it with their offense. No. 1 Winnacunnet scored on its first six possessions, and didn't ha