Division III-IV
SWANZEY - The Monadnock Regional High School football team doesn’t do much celebrating after it scores touchdowns or make big plays. There’s always something more for the Huskies to play for, and that was on display Friday night. Against the same Campbell Cougars that beat them in the Division III
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 Devi
Division I
EXETER - It’s crowded atop the Division I boys soccer standings, and Thursday, Nashua High School North showed why the Titans are a top-three team, as they took down Exeter 2-1 at Eustis Field. The win broke a two-game winless skid for the Titans and improved them to 8-2-1 on the season. The Titan
Division II
DOVER - There’s a reason the Plymouth High School football team has won back-to-back Division II titles and nine since the 2005 season. It’s because when it comes to big games the Bobcats come to play, and muscle and bruise their way past their opponents. Saturday in Dover it was no different, as
Division I
MERRIMACK - It was a game riddled with mistakes and missed opportunities, but in the end, the Manchester Central High School football team did what it had to do to put the Granite State on notice, as the Little Green took down Merrimack 21-8 in a cross-conference matchup. The Little Green paved the
Division III-IV
LITCHFIELD - The Campbell High School football team ran the table to an undefeated state championship last season. No one told the Cougars that the sequel isn’t supposed to be as good. After a dominant season-opening win over Somersworth, the Cougars took to their home field for the first time in
Division I
LONDONDERRY - Ignore the Londonderry High School football team at your own risk. Emphasis on risk. The Lancers came back from a second-half deficit to score the final 14 points of the game and defeat Salem 28-21 to stay undefeated on the young season and get their first win over the Blue Devils sin
Division I
SALEM - If the Salem High School football team that showed up Friday against Exeter shows up every week this year, Division I needs to take notice. The Blue Devils dominated the pace of play throughout and never trailed as they took down the Blue Hawks 28-7 in the season opener for both. Salem con
Division I
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Division II
NASHUA - It was balanced. It was precise. It was Portsmouth High School boys lacrosse. The No. 2 Clippers flexed their offensive depth to take down rival No. 3 Dover 12-7 in the first Division II boys lacrosse semifinal at Stellos Stadium on Wednesday. The win sends Portsmouth to its second consecu
Division III-IV
PELHAM - It was gross all around. The sun beat down on the earth from start to finish and the humidity made the air soupy and dense. Both the Monadnock and Pelham high school boys lacrosse teams were running on fumes, and it was the Huskies that had enough to get to the finish and hold on for a 6-5
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 D