Winter Sports
Libby reaches 100-point milestone for Knightwolves girls ice hockey, but ready for more
Since she first donned skates at the age of 3 and began her hockey journey at 5, Cassidy Libby was preparing for this moment.
George Scione
Winter Sports
Winnacunnet duo enjoys 1st year of competitive swimming thanks to friend’s invitation
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. This content is for NHHS Sports Insider Weekly Pass, NHHS Sports Insider FANATIC, and N
Division I
New year brings new phase in Knight’s football coaching career
Hearing the news that Scott Knight had resigned as Nashua High School South football coach after 36 years in the program, to become an assistant at Plymouth State University, had Jason Robie reminiscing about a chilly winter night back in 1996.
Division I
Byrne ready for next phase in life’s journey after Windham football
Jack Byrne has always been about that next escapade in life. Whether it was packing everything up for a three-year move to Colorado or returning East to help give birth to a new high school and its football program in Windham, Byrne has always searched for the next exciting move in his career and
Division I
Pinkerton, O’Reilly out to make history in D1 football final
Win or lose, Saturday’s Division I title game is not about becoming the winningest coach in New Hampshire high school football, according to Pinkerton Academy coach Brian O’Reilly. Currently tied with former Plymouth coach Chuck Lenahan, who retired with a record of 356-70-1, O’Reilly would hit 35
Division II
Pelham, Souhegan ready for another showdown in D2 football final
Manchester West coach Andrew Provencher wishes he was patrolling the sidelines this weekend. Unfortunately his seventh-seeded Blue Knights lost in the quarterfinals to second-seeded Pelham. Provencher isn’t down and out though. As a football fan, he’s anticipating that one of the best games of the
Division III-IV
Campbell, Inter-Lakes/Moultonborough prepare for D3 football final showdown
Pass-happy spread versus old school, 3-yards-and-a-cloud-of-dust - those are the offensive stylings of Saturday’s Division III football finalists, No. 3 Inter-Lakes/Moultonborough and No. 1 Campbell. Top-seeded Campbell (10-0) rides into Amherst for the 1 p.m. title game at Souhegan High School on
Fall Sports
Second weekend of football playoffs about to get underway
There are five unbeaten teams still alive in the high school football playoffs and one of those is playing for a title this weekend. Raymond earned the top seed in Division IV, running the table in the regular season to finish 7-0. A 34-0 win over No. 4 Franklin in the semifinals last week has the
Fall Sports
Football Playoff Notes: Newport, Memorial making postseason history
Here's a look at the high school football playoffs, which get underway this weekend. This content is for NHHS Sports Insider Weekly Pass, NHHS Sports Insider FANATIC, and NHHS Sports Insider ALL-STATE members only. Register [https://www.nh-highschoolsports.com/login?action=register]
Division II
Manchester West football eyeing a playoff spot, $2m prize
Manchester West High School’s football program has a lot to celebrate Friday night. Blue Knights coach Andrew Provencher is hoping for it to be more than just honoring players in pregame festivities on senior night. A win over visiting Hanover (4-4) will help West (5-3) secure its first playoff be
Division II
So far, so good, as Hollis Brookline girls soccer continues its run
McKenna Maguire and Ellie Snoke look back on their freshman and sophomore seasons with great pride. Losing in the Division II girls soccer semifinals both years motivated them to become the players taking the pitch as senior captains this fall. The dynamic duo is leading the Hollis Brookline High
Division III-IV
Gilford football starting strong under new coach
Paul Lavigne has seen it all in 53 years of coaching football. He’s witnessed the evolution of offensive schemes from the wing-T to today’s most popular choice of the spread. He has worked with many different coaches at the high school and college levels who showcase different methods to their madn