Division II
Here are the Division II boys lacrosse all-state teams, as selected by the division coaches. First team * Dominic Silverio, jr., attack, Dover; Justin Colizzi, jr., attack, Dover; Glenn Dion, sr., attack, Pembroke; Jared Heath, sr., attack, Windham; Mike Bowman, sr., attack, Timberlane; Jonny Maclean, so., midfield, Derryfield; Jeremy Lang,
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The Derryfield School boys lacrosse team enters the season as the defending Division II champion, and perhaps the favorite to win the title again, but there is no shortage of teams in line to try to knock the Cougars off.
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The Trinity High School boys track team won six events to slip past Windham to win the Division II indoor track title, the first in program history. The Pioneers, who had just six athletes competing in the meet, finished with 66 points to come in ahead of the Jaguars (58)
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SALEM – Ryan Tobeler just wanted to get a shot on net. With time ticking away in a 1-1 game, and the Bow High School boys hockey team on the power play, the junior got a pass to the right of Windham goalie Max Daly. When Daly went low to
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Late goal gives Windham win over Dover.
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WINDHAM – The Plymouth High School football team used smash mouth football and special teams to beat Windham 20-18 and punch its ticket to Durham on Saturday afternoon. No. 4 Plymouth was successful on its two extra point attempts and two field goals, both within 30 yards. On the other
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Windham beats Somersworth in D2 final to finish undefeated.
Division II
The Division II football playoffs are about to get underway, and it really feels like it's any team's tournament. Well, any team's tournament to finish second. This content is for NHHS Sports Insider FANATIC and NHHS Sports Insider ALL-STATE members only. Register [https://www.nh-highschoolsports.
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To hear Paige Butler describe it, the goal that won Sunday’s Division II field hockey championship sounded so easy.
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WINDHAM – After two straight meetings in the Division II state championship game, the St. Thomas High School football team traveled to a cold and damp Windham to continue this rivalry. Windham came out on top 28-6 by keeping the ball on the ground, only passing four times, on its
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AMHERST – Going into Friday night’s game, the Windham High School football team was undefeated and a favorite to win the Division II championship this season. When the rain ripped through Amherst, so too did the Jaguars’ running game. Neither the elements nor the Souhegan Sabers could stop them, as
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When faced with adversity Monday, the Windham High School girls volleyball team managed to battle back against Milford.