Division I
There was a feeling around the Winnacunnet High School football team that this season could be a good one. While the Warriors had won just three of nine games in 2016, they had kept things close against some of the top teams in Division I, struggling to pull out close games or finish off teams that
Division I
All season long, the Goffstown High School football team found ways to move the ball with its running game, and when it needed a big play, the Grizzlies were able to get the ball into the hands of Andrew Duval. It worked all season long, except for Goffstown's two games against Winnacunnet. In those
Division I
The first time the Winnacunnet and Goffstown high school football teams met this season, it took the Warriors 47 minutes and 48 seconds to find the end zone. When the teams met a second time, Winnacunnet made sure it wasn't going to be put in the same position again. After forcing Goffstown to three
Division I
HAMPTON - Ron Auffant thought that if the Winnacunnet High School football team could get a couple of scores, the Warriors defense would be able to take care of the rest. No. 1 Winnacunnet did just that. The Warriors offense scored on its opening drive and then added two touchdowns in the second hal
Division I
MANCHESTER - It was a big night for both the Winnacunnet and Manchester Central high school football teams at Gill Stadium on Friday night. At stake for Winnacunnet was the No. 1 overall seed in the East/North Cluster. On the other hand, with a Central win, and other outcomes throughout the weekend,
Division I
HAMPTON - Most football teams are not going to turn the ball over five times in a game and still walk away with a win. Most also don't have a defense like the Winnacunnet High School football team. Despite those five turnovers, the Warriors were able to stay in Saturday's game against Goffstown than
Division I
The Winnacunnet High School football team looked like it might really be in trouble. After dominating the first half of last Saturday's game against Exeter, the Warriors went into the second half with a 10-point lead, and were receiving the kickoff to open the third quarter. But on the first play of
Division I
EXETER - Ron Auffant didn't see the game-winning touchdown coming. Not at the point in the game, on third-and-16 from the Winnacunnet High School football team's side of midfield. But when quarterback Patrick MacDougall scrambled to his right, the Exeter defense moved in, and Evan Welch went deeper.
Division II
Here are the Division II girls lacrosse teams, as selected by the division coaches. First team * Johanna Copeland, Hanover, attack; Lily Madden, Portsmouth, attack; Emma Lindquist, Windham, attack; Keelyn McNamera, Winnacunnet, attack; Maddie McCorkle, Hanover, midfield; Gracie Getman, Portsmouth, midfield; Sydney Ludes, Portsmouth, midfield; Meg Dzalio, Winnacunnet, midfield; Elizabeth McLaughlin,
Division II
Here are the Division II boys lacrosse all-state teams, as selected by the division coaches. First team * Dominic Silverio, jr., attack, Dover; Justin Colizzi, jr., attack, Dover; Glenn Dion, sr., attack, Pembroke; Jared Heath, sr., attack, Windham; Mike Bowman, sr., attack, Timberlane; Jonny Maclean, so., midfield, Derryfield; Jeremy Lang,
Division II
Fast start lifts No. 2 Portsmouth past No. 1 Winnacunnet in D2 final.
Division II
Michaela Hardy-Lemire knew the Winnacunnet High School girls lacrosse team was entering the toughest portion of its regular season schedule last Friday when the Warriors hosted Portsmouth. Over the next five games, Winnacunnet would be playing teams with a combined record of 45-13, with three of tho