Division I
EXETER - The Exeter High School boys hockey team needed all hands on deck in the final minutes but did what it had to do to defeat Bishop Brady 2-1 in the first round of the Division I tournament. This content is for NHHS Sports Insider Weekly Pass, NHHS Sports Insider FANATIC, and NHHS Sports Insi
Division I
MANCHESTER - Slow starts have been normal for the Bishop Brady-Trinity-West girls hockey team for the last few weeks.Fortunately for the Giant Pioneer Knights, goalie Emily Senko was at the top of her game in Tuesday's playoff game against Pinkerton.After allowing an early goal, Senko turned away ev
Division I
HOOKSETT - The Londonderry High School boys hockey team did not score an even-strength goal in its 4-1 triumph over Bishop Brady Saturday at Tri-Town Ice Arena. Londonderry (3-4-1), which snapped a four-game losing streak with the win, scored three power-play goals and another during a delayed pena
Division I
GOFFSTOWN - The Bedford High School boys hockey team's locker room was a rather somber place to be Saturday after one period. Flash forward 15 minutes, and the Bulldogs were ready to celebrate. A four-goal second period will do that to a team. Bedford broke a scoreless tie less than five minutes
Division III-IV
CONCORD - The duo of Angelo Besho and Tom Daly and a stout defensive performance led the Bishop Brady High School boys soccer team to a 3-1 victory over Sanborn Thursday at Shaker Road School Athletic Complex. Sanborn (4-3) had the possession advantage for most of the game and registered seven shot
Division III-IV
In perhaps the biggest structural change to New Hampshire high school football since 2013, the NHIAA split its small-school division in two for 2018, giving the state four groupings for the first time since 2003. The new Division IV will consist of eight programs that had struggled in recent
Division III-IV
For the second year in a row, Division III saw a team run the table, as the Hopkinton High School boys lacrosse team went undefeated on the way to its first title since 2011.
Division II
MANCHESTER - Emily Patten never felt the John Stark High School girls basketball was ever in trouble during Tuesday night's Division II semifinal. Not when Bishop Brady went on a 12-3 run in the fourth quarter to turn an 11-point Generals' lead to two. Not when John Stark missed the front end of t
Division I
HOOKSETT - After the Bishop Brady-Trinity-Manchester West girls hockey team concluded its regular-season campaign Tuesday afternoon, coach Dan Earley had no doubt who the top squad in the division is. According to Earley, it is eight-time defending champion Hanover. Earley saw what the Marauders ca
Division I
CONCORD - The Bishop Brady-Trinity-Manchester West girls hockey team’s first line powered the co-op to a 4-2 victory over rival Concord on Friday at Everett Arena. Senior co-captains Sydney Herrington and Mary Anne Wiley and sophomore linemate Lauren Trippiedi combined for all four Bishop Brady-Tri
Division I
GOFFSTOWN - The only noticeable change in the Bedford High School boys hockey team Thursday night at Sullivan Arena compared to its previous four games was its sweaters. Wearing throwback uniforms resembling those from their inaugural season, the Bulldogs found the back of the net with ease on thei
Division III-IV
LITCHFIELD - Greg Gush’s Campbell High School football dominated on offense, on defense, and on special teams in the Cougars' decisive 81-9 victory over Bishop Brady on Saturday night. In Gush’s coaching tenure at Campbell (5-0), 81 is the most points his team has scored, but that is not what is im