Division III-IV
The 2019 started like way too many previous ones had for the Fall Mountain Regional High School football team. Two weeks in, and the Wildcats were 0-2, having been outscored 64-21 by Raymond and Winnisquam, which were a playoff team and the Division IV champion, respectively, a year ago. Up next w
Division III-IV
LACONIA – The Winnisquam Regional High School football team needed a big play early Saturday in the Division IV championship game against Fall Mountain. The Bears hadn’t been able to do much on offense against the Wildcats multiple fronts, and although the game was scoreless, Fall Mountain had been able
Division I
DERRY — It was a history-making performance by the Nashua High School South girls volleyball team as it swept Dover 3-0 (25-16, 25-18, 25-21) at Hackler Gym to complete a perfect 21-0 season. The Green Wave had no answer for a South attack that swung from all corners of the court and never let Dove
Division II
DERRY — Death. Taxes. Gilford High School girls volleyball. Since making their first state final in 1991, the Golden Eagles have played in the season’s last game 21 times and racked up 15 state championships. Saturday was trophy number 16 as the undefeated Golden Eagles took down sixth-seeded Coe
Division I
The Windham High School field hockey team has played in a championship game in seven of the last eight years, the most of any program in the state during that stretch. There are plenty of reasons for the Jaguars success, but coach Katie Blair attributes it first and foremost to one thing - the ment
Division II
Before the start of the season, Jean Essex took the Hanover High School field hockey seniors out to breakfast as a group. While sitting down with the 10 of them, the Marauders coach shared stories of previous teams that had such a big number of seniors, and what was potentially on the table for th
Division III-IV
Kelly Owen has seen a lot during her tenure with the Bishop Brady High School field hockey program. There have been years where the number of girls who come out for the team closes in on two dozen, and then there have been years, like 2019, where there aren't enough to have a junior varsity team.
Division I
BEDFORD – Ryane Farrell was just trying to get the Windham High School field hockey team one more penalty corner before halftime. Instead, the senior ended up giving the Jaguars a lead they would never relinquish. With time winding down in the first half, Farrell got the ball in the circle with 1
Division II
BEDFORD – Getting on the first goal always makes a difference, but for the Hanover High School field hockey team, scoring first in Sunday’s Division II championship game meant a little bit more. After getting shutout in the previous two finals, the Marauders needed to find a way to break through, a
Division III-IV
BEDFORD – If the Bishop Brady High School field hockey team had been participating Sunday in some extreme sports, Giants coach Kelly Owen would have been nervous. Playing in the Division III championship game? Owen felt confident enough in the Giants that there were no nerves. No. 3 Bishop Brady r
Division I
There were plenty of reasons for the Pinkerton Academy boys lacrosse team to think it could win a rematch with Bishop Guertin, despite losing to the Cardinals early in the regular season. The Astros had been without one of their top long poles and one of their top attackmen, and starting goalie Jac
Division II
Every high school team is different, and despite bringing back a solid core of seniors for 2019, Derryfield School boys lacrosse coach Chris Hettler knew that this year's mix of Cougars wouldn't put together the same season as the program's previous three championship teams. But while new players h