Division I
EXETER - There were quite a few suggestions at halftime as to what the Londonderry High School football team could do differently on offense in the second half. To Lancers coach Jimmy Lauzon, there was really only one thing his offense had to do - get the ball. Londonderry ran just 19 plays in the
Division I
Jimmy Lauzon remembers well the last time his Londonderry High School football team went up against Winnacunnet. Coming off an undefeated championship season in 2017, the Warriors continued that run into the next year, winning their first five games. But on the first Friday night of October, Winna
Division II
Evan Roeger remembers what it was like when the Timberlane Regional High School football team finished the 2019 season without a win. Now, with one game left in the senior's high school career, the Owls have an opportunity to end up with another zero in their record. Only this time, it would be in
Fall Sports
If you had One shot Or one opportunity To seize everything you ever wanted In one moment Would you capture it Or just let it slip? * Lose Yourself by Eminem This is it. The final day of the 2021 football season. By the time the sun starts to set, we’
Division I
Jack McCann had just made the biggest defensive play of his high school football career, and moments later, he almost made the worst tackle. The Winnacunnet High School football team was driving, looking for the go-ahead score against Exeter in last weekend's Division I semifinals. That the Warrior
Fall Sports
With championship games for Division I and II coming up on Saturday, Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman decided to a special podcast taking a look at the matchups for each game. In D1, Londonderry will take on Winnacunnet, while in D2, Milford plays Timberlane; both games kickoff at 1 p.
Fall Sports
Jimmy Lauzon was in his second game as the head coach of a varsity football team when he learned a valuable lesson. The Manchester West High School football team was trailing rival Manchester Memorial by a couple of scores, but dug itself out of the hole and tied the game. But on the Crusaders r
Fall Sports
The Londonderry High School football team has one blemish on its record this fall.
Division II
The first half of Sunday's Division II field hockey championship felt like a back-and-forth game, even though Portsmouth High School took a one-goal lead over Goffstown into halftime. The teams had a combined for six penalty corners, all in the opening quarter, and scoring chances were close in num
Division I
Deb Grott had reasons for wanting her Exeter High School field hockey team to face Windham in the Division I championship, and it wasn't just because the Jaguars handed the Blue Hawks their only loss during the regular season. The two-time defending D1 champs were playing in a title game for the si
Division III-IV
BEDFORD - Not many teams would give up a lead late in a championship game and be bale to bounce back in overtime. The Hopkinton High School field hockey team is not like most teams. Despite seeing a two-goal halftime lead disappear in the final minutes of Monday's Division III final, the top-seede
Division II
BEDFORD - Comebacks were prevalent throughout the field hockey playoffs and Sara Carpenter didn't have to go far to show her Portsmouth High School field hockey team what one looked like. It had only been two days since both the Clippers, and Goffstown, their opponent in Sunday's Division II champi