Winter Sports
The Coe-Brown Northwood Academy boys track team won just one event Sunday, but the Bears placed in six others on the way to their third Division II indoor championship in four years.
Division II
Olivia Kavanagh had a hand in three first-place finishes to help lead the Oyster River High School girls track team to its fourth-straight Division II championship on Sunday at Plymouth State University.
Division I
NASHUA - Bennett Matthews has had a different role every year he's been a part of the Bedford High School football team. As a freshman, he didn't see the field much, but was on the sideline when the Bulldogs won the Division I championship. Sophomore year he contributed on defense and saw a little
Ninth State Sports Show
The final championship game of the season saw Bedford turn in a performance for the ages and Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman discuss what happened in this year’s Division I championship.
Division I
NASHUA - Going into Saturday's Division I championship game, Zach Matthews thought his Bedford High School football team would match up well up front against Pinkerton Academy. It didn't take long after the opening kickoff to realize those thoughts were a reality. Top-seeded Bedford set the tone
Division II
DERRY - Ollie Service had just thrown an interception that felt like it could be a big turning point in last Saturday's Division II football championship game. The Trinity High School senior saw his pass get tipped by two Souhegan defenders before ending up in the arms of Brody Smith, giving the Sa
Ninth State Sports Show
Two more champions have been crowned, and Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman discuss how Gilford and Trinity got to the top of their respective divisions. They also run down the semifinals in Division I and what to watch for in the last title game on Saturday.
Division II
DERRY - The Trinity and Souhegan high school football teams went into halftime of Saturday's Division II championship game tied. It was an unfamiliar spot to be in for the Sabers. Not so for the Pioneers. Trinity scored on its first three possessions of the second half and its defense kept Souheg
Division III-IV
EXETER – As a physical education teacher at Gilford High School, football coach Brandt O’Hara notices all the championship banners daily that adorn the gymnasium walls. Not one of them was for the football program. That will soon change, as his field of vision will likely zoom in on the impending
Division III-IV
LACONIA - When Jay Wood first moved to Contoocook in 1999, the lack of a football program in the area struck him. When he was hired as Hillsboro-Deering High School’s athletic director in 2007 he proposed the idea of starting one. Seven years later, the H-D/Hopkinton Redhawks cooperative team star
Division III-IV
LACONIA – Staring at a 14-point deficit in the second quarter, the Hillsboro-Deering High School football team needed to reverse the momentum that defending-champion Mascoma Valley was building during Saturday afternoon’s Division IV championship game. The Hillcats did that and they didn’t give the
Fall Sports
BEDFORD - It was less than three weeks ago that Amelia Warecki and Olivia Harrison found themselves in a situation neither expected. The Souhegan High School field hockey team had one game left in its regular season, needing just a win to clinch the top seed going into the Division II tournament.