Fall Sports
The biggest weekend of the New Hampshire high school football season
In a season unlike any other, this is a weekend of high school football unlike any other.
Fall Sports
In a season unlike any other, this is a weekend of high school football unlike any other.
Fall Sports
This grand experiment given to the state by the NHIAA’s football committee has made for some heated conversation off the field, outdone only by what’s taken place on the field.
Division II
MERRIMACK – Casey Estey scored three goals to help lead the Exeter High School girls soccer team to a 5-3 win Tuesday over Merrimack.
Division II
Here’s a look at the New Hampshire high school boys tennis championship matches.
Division III-IV
AMHERST – The Exeter High School boys lacrosse team needed something to wake it up during Monday’s game against Souhegan.
Division II
MANCHESTER – When it comes to dynasties, New Hampshire high school girls soccer is at the top of the list.
Division II
Casey Etsey had two goals and an assist to help lead Exeter to its fourth-straight championship, beating Bedford 5-1 in the Division I final.
Division II
No. 5 Exeter defeated No. 4 Merrimack 2-1 to advance to the Division I semifinals.
Division I
Casey Etsey scored two goals as the Exeter High School girls soccer team defeated Nashua South 5-1 on Wednesday in Division I action.
Division II
MANCHESTER – Matt Wojciak knew the situation going into the seventh inning.
Division II
MANCHESTER – Madison Learned scored eight goals and had two assists to lead the Souhegan High School girls lacrosse team to a 16-9 win over Londonderry in the Division I semifinals on Sunday.
Division I
After finishing second in three of the last four years, the Exeter High School girls track team finally broke through Friday, winning the Division I outdoor championship meet at Winnacunnet High School in Hampton.