Division I
BEDFORD – There had been little adversity facing the Bedford High School football team through the first six games of the season, but the Bulldogs found themselves in the rare position of trailing entering halftime of Friday night’s game against Bishop Guertin. Thankfully for Bedford, the running f
Division I
HAMPTON — Sullivan Duffy’s athletic Friday began by making six saves as the goalie for the Winnacunnet High School boys soccer team during a win over Portsmouth. A few hours later, the junior showed how dangerous of a weapon he can be kicking the ball for the Winnacunnet football team against Manch
Division I
PORTSMOUTH – After three straight losses, there was no sugarcoating the importance for the Portsmouth-Oyster River football team entering Friday night’s game against undefeated Winnacunnet High School. The ClipperCats played with that urgency and did exactly what they needed to do to spark a hopefu
Division II
BEDFORD – Ever since losing to Windham last June, the Winnacunnet High School girls lacrosse team has been determined to get back to the Division II championship game and finish the job this time around. The Warriors' drive throughout a dominant season was rewarded. Top-seeded Winnacunnet jumped o
Division I
DOVER – After winning the Division II championship last June, the Windham High School girls lacrosse team moved up to Division I this spring and found out from the get-go how much a leap in competition it was. That moment came in March, when the Jaguars left The Hampshire Dome in Milford, humbled f
Division II
DURHAM – RJ Proulx already switched the momentum for the Derryfield School boys lacrosse team when he scored as time expired at the end of the first quarter of Friday night’s regular-season high school finale against Oyster River-Newmarket. The senior then continued with some more daggers to the B
Division II
HAMPTON – After not playing her freshman year, Elle Emery emerged onto the scene as a sophomore by netting 47 goals in helping lead the Winnacunnet High School girls lacrosse to the championship game last season. With that standout way to begin her career, Emery set her sights on reaching a hundred
Division II
DOVER – After beginning this spring with a 1-3 record, the St. Thomas Aquinas High School boys lacrosse team had been on a tear, losing only one game since entering the biggest challenge against Derryfield on Wednesday afternoon. The Saints proved without a doubt they could give Derryfield all it c
Division II
HAMPTON – As the fourth quarter was quickly approaching, the St. Thomas Aquinas High School boys lacrosse team was in desperate need to reverse its fortunes, facing a five-goal deficit against Winnacunnet. Once Aidan Morrison lit that initial spark to break a 10-minute scoring drought, there was no
Division I
PORTSMOUTH – Morgan Ruhnke knew there was an outside chance that she’d be able to reach the 200-goal milestone for her career on her home turf when her Portsmouth High School girls lacrosse team welcomed Exeter on Wednesday night. That accomplishment will have to wait for another day, but the most
Division II
PORTSMOUTH – There haven’t been many times throughout the championship rivalry between the the Derryfield School and Portsmouth High School boys lacrosse teams in which one team was in total control throughout, but that’s the position the Cougars were in heading into the fourth quarter on Wednesday
Division I
PORTSMOUTH – It was last June when Souhegan gave the Portsmouth High School girls lacrosse team all it could handle in the Division I semifinals. While the Sabers are still working in some new faces early into this season heading into Monday night’s contest, the defending-champion Clippers are alre