Spring Sports
For the second year in a row, the seacoast was the hotbed for high school girls lacrosse in New Hampshire, with Portsmouth (Division I), Winnacunnet (D2) and St. Thomas (D3) all repeating as champions in their respective divisions. With a new two-year cycle set to begin for the NHIAA next school ye
Spring Sports
It was a busy spring, as I saw all or parts of 76 games this season, including 17 playoff games, between both boys and girls lacrosse.
Spring Sports
Here are the MerchSquared.com/NHHSSports Girls Lacrosse All-State teams, as selected by NH-HighSchoolSports.com. The teams were put together based on a combination of in-person performances, input from girls lacrosse coaches and reports from other media outlets.
Spring Sports
HANOVER – Through the first three-plus minutes of the third quarter in Saturday’s Twin State All-Star girls lacrosse game, New Hampshire looked like it was well on its way to another victory over Vermont.
Ninth State Sports Show
The New Hampshire girls lacrosse all-stars are looking to get another win over Vermont in Saturday’s Twin State game. Joe Marchilena gets you ready for the game with interviews with Exeter’s Phoebe Christenson, St. Thomas’ Talula Gregg and Hopkinton’s Maeve Owens, who will all be participating.
Ninth State Sports Show
The champions have been crowned in all three girls lacrosse divisions and Joe Marchilena recaps each of the finals.
Spring Sports
Here are New Hampshire Girls Lacrosse’s USA Lacrosse All-Americans and Academic All-Americans for 2026, as selected by coaches in the state.
Division II
EXETER - Taylor Burness saw what was unfolding in front of her and decided to let things come to her. With just 18.5 seconds remaining in the Division II girls lacrosse championship game, the Winnacunnet High School senior was lining up to the left of Hanover's Cassidy Loughman on a free position.
Division I
EXETER - Classes may be done around the state, but the Portsmouth High School girls lacrosse team still did a lot of studying going into Tuesday's Division I championship game against Souhegan. The Clippers tooka crash course watching film of the Sabers, and when it came time, they passed each test
Spring Sports
For the third year in a row, the Portsmouth High School girls lacrosse team took home the Division I title.
Division II
EXETER – The second-seeded Winnacunnet High School girls lacrosse team dominated the second quarter and Taylor Burness broke up No. 5 Hanover’s final play to preserve a 12-11 win Tuesday night for the Warriors in the Division II championship game.
Division I
EXETER – The top-seeded Portsmouth High School girls lacrosse team went on a run in the second half to pull away for a 10-6 win Tuesday over No. 2 Souhegan in the Division I championship game.