Fall Sports
The list of New Hampshire high school coaches filling that position for more than one sport is not a long one. The number of coaches leading two programs at different schools is even shorter, and when those two programs are a boys team and a girls team, well, that's a very select group. Ruppy Hai
Division I
NASHUA - Getting off to a strong start doesn't just have an affect on the team that does the early scoring. So when the Exeter High School field hockey team scored twice in the first six minutes of Thursday's game against Nashua North, it not only got the Blue Hawks going, it set the Titans back i
Division I
EXETER - Ever since last season ended without a playoff berth, the Exeter High School football team has aimed to make sure that doesn’t happen again this season. The Blue Hawks got off to a desired start in dominating fashion on Friday night. Exeter stopped Bishop Guertin on fourth down early in t
Division I
EXETER - It took awhile, but eventually the Pinkerton Academy boys lacrosse team did what Pinkerton does. A sluggish first quarter gave way to a dominant second frame, and the No. 2 Astros put No. 3 Exeter away late Tuesday to win the first Division I boys lacrosse semifinal 12-7 at Eustis Field.
Division I
BEDFORD - There aren't many teams, regardless of the sport, that can start flat in a playoff game and still come out on top. But not many teams have high-powered offensive ability and a stout defense like the Bedford High School girls lacrosse team. The No. 2 Bulldogs found themselves in a battle
Division I
DERRY - Getting a win was the most important thing Thursday night for the Pinkerton Academy boys lacrosse team. But in the final week of the regular season, there are certain things a coach likes to see. And while Brian O'Reilly saw a lot of those things from the Astros in a 13-7 win over Exeter i
Spring Sports
MANCHESTER - Gerry Holly felt that at some point, the Exeter High School boys lacrosse team was going to start scoring goals. It took the Blue Hawks longer than their coach would have liked, but once Exeter was able to find the back of the net, it started to light up the scoreboard. Exeter scored
Division I
NASHUA - The Bishop Guertin High School boys lacrosse team had been playing the best that coach Chris Cameron has seen all season. With the team hosting Exeter in a matchup Monday of the top two teams in the Division I standings, the Cardinals ready for a test against an in-state opponent. The Blue
Division I
AMHERST - When the Exeter High School boys lacrosse team got off the bus Thursday at Souhegan, coach Gerry Holly did not like what he saw. A long bus ride for an mid-afternoon game during spring vacation week had the Blue Hawks looking a little uninspired when they arrived, and Holly felt he needed
Division I
NASHUA – Sam Wiberg is a jack of all trades on the softball field. The junior pitcher for the Exeter High School softball team went the distance, giving up only one run and striking out eight, to go along with a 3-for-4 effort in the leadoff position with three doubles, three RBIs and a run scored
Division I
DURHAM – Jeff Holmes decided to take a chance at halftime of Saturday’s Division I championship game. With the Exeter High School boys basketball team leading Salem by four points at the break, the Blue Hawks coach opted to start the third quarter with a smaller lineup. The rationale was that the
Division I
DURHAM – The Exeter High School boys basketball team always has something left in the tank. The top-seeded Blue Hawks built a 15-point lead early in the third and withstood a fierce 26-7 run by fourth-seeded Londonderry during the Division I semifinals at the University of New Hampshire on Wednesda