Division II
HAMPTON - For the second straight game to start the season, the Derryfield School boys lacrosse team got out to a comfortable lead against a tough opponent. And for the second straight game, the Cougars had to sweat it out until the final moments to keep their winning streak alive. Derryfield led Wi
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NASHUA - The clock needed to run faster for the Nashua High School South boys lacrosse team. After going up by as many as six goals in the second half, the Panthers had watched Winnacunnet cut the lead down to one in the fourth quarter with under 10 minutes to play. With all the momentum on the Warr
Division I
LONDONDERRY – The moment was not too big for Jackson Cox on Friday evening. The sophomore guard for the Londonderry High School boys basketball team tallied the game-winning putback in the paint with 4.5 seconds left, as the fourth-seeded Lancers rallied from a pair of 12-point, third-quarter defici
Division I
NASHUA - The Winnacunnet High School boys basketball team just had a case of the Mondays. For the better part of three quarters, the Warriors struggled to shoot from anywhere on the floor and had just 27 points heading into the final quarter. Fortunately, Winnacunnet's defense kept the game close, a
Division I
EXETER - It was loud. It was exciting. It was another chapter in the Granite State’s best high school rivalry, as the Exeter and Winnacunnet boys basketball teams put on a show for 32 minutes in front of more than two thousand. At the final horn it was the host Blue Hawks celebrating a convincing 69
Division I
SALEM - Rob McLaughlin isn't too worried when the Salem High School boys basketball team has a bad shooting night. Not when the Blue Devils can defend like they did Tuesday against Winnacunnet. Salem's defense forced a dozen turnovers in the second half and held the Warriors to just two points over
Division I
BEDFORD - Going into Sunday's Division I field hockey championship, Winnacunnet High School coach Heidi Hand knew the Warriors would have to find a way to slow Windham's offense. The Jaguars averaged more than four goals per game, and had allowed just eight, but after watching Windham's Kate Blaisde
Division I
EXETER – Carolyn Thompson dreamed about what it would be like to represent the Winnacunnet High School field hockey team in a championship game. The sophomore will find out after scoring on a penalty corner to send the Warriors to the Division I final. Thompson took almost a half dozen whacks at the
Division I
HAMPTON - Midway through the first half, a player on the Winnacunnet High School bench tried to pump his team up by screaming “they can’t run on us boys!” The “they” was the Salem Blue Devils, and by the end of the game, they had shown Winnacunnet they could do more than run the ball. The Blue Devil
Division I
LONDONDERRY - The Week 6 matchup of football teams from Londonderry and Winnacunnet high schools started with an electric feeling in the air, and boy, did the two teams deliver. Behind a strong performance from quarterback Evan Cormier, the Lancers held off the Warriors for a 38-34 win that ended W
Division I
WINDHAM - Ron Auffant was waiting for just the right moment. Saturday, the Winnacunnet High School football coach watched as the Windham defenders continued to creep closer to the line of scrimmage, potentially leaving the Warriors' tight ends open for a big play. And at the start of the fourth quar
Division I
There is one team that Division I coaches point to as the clearcut favorite this football season. But that question that almost everyone follows that up with is just how much better might the Pinkerton Academy football team be than the rest of the division? The answer will begin to