Winter Sports
The postseason might not begin for another couple of weeks, but there are plenty of matchups this weekend that will go along way toward deciding the playoff fate of plenty of teams. Here’s a look at what the tournament field for all four divisions of boys basketball would look like if the postseas
Winter Sports
(Jan. 23) With the first tournament games scheduled to start in less than a month, it's time to start discussing the basketball postseason. There's still a long way to go, but with most teams having past, or about to pass, the midway point in their season, the playoff picture is already starting to
Winter Sports
(Jan. 23) With the first tournament games scheduled to start in less than a month, it's time to start discussing the basketball postseason. There's still a long way to go, but with most teams having past, or about to pass, the midway point in their season, the playoff picture is already starting t
Fall Sports
Here are my choices for Player of the Year and Coach of the Year from all four football divisions for 2025.
Ninth State Sports Show
It’s the final show of the 2025 season and Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman recap what an exciting year it was on the football field.
Fall Sports
The Bedford High School football team left no doubt Saturday as to who was the top team in Division I this season.
Fall Sports
Bedford, Trinity, Gilford and Hillsboro-Deering have been crowned your 2024 football champions, and we, too, have crowned our top pigskin prognosticator.
Fall Sports
One champion has been crowned. Two more will get a title this weekend, while two other teams will win the chance at one next weekend. The end is near of the season is near, but there’s still so much left to be decided.
Ninth State Sports Show
An exciting weekend of playoff football ended with a Division IV champion crowned, four teams punching their tickets to the title games in Division II and III, and the final four determined in Division I. Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman break it all down in a marathon episode.
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
The playoff field has been cut in half, and this weekend, the first of four champions will be crowned. No one wants to go home early, so now is the time to pull out all the stops and leave nothing in the bag.