BOW — After losing in last year’s Division III semifinals to Conant, Hopkinton High School junior Shaylee Murdough didn’t want to have that same feeling leaving the court at the end of this year’s semifinal against Winnisquam.
WHAT’S the biggest game? Coaches and players usually agree that it’s the next one, and that saying rings true for the UNH men’s hockey team.
Kaedin Gagne poured in a team-high 18 points and Wes Olmeda added 17, leading Manchester Central to a 71-67 overtime victory over visiting Londonderry in Division I boys basketball on Tuesday.
BOW — Even with an 11-point lead entering the fourth quarter of Tuesday night’s Division III state semifinal, Conant High School boys basketball coach Eric Saucier knew that it would be a tough task to finish off a Kearsarge team that gave the Orioles their only loss this season.
Senior Dom Herrling scored his 1,000th career point, netting 18 of his game-high 24 points in the first half to lead Pelham to a 58-37 victory at Timberlane in boys basketball on Monday night.
LONDONDERRY — Like a lot of us, Dominic Murphy wanted to lose some weight last summer. Problem was, Murphy didn’t have much weight to lose.
DOVER — It became apparent early for St. Thomas Aquinas High School boys basketball coach Dave Morissette that he had something special in freshman point guard Cole McClure.
Andrew Blais and Ryan Marden scored two goals each for Manchester in its 11-2 victory over Bishop Brady/Merrimack Valley/Concord Christian in boys hockey on Monday at JFK Coliseum.
For swimmer Teagen Jeffers, the Division I state meet was about redemption.
Former Trinity star still leading – at Phillips Exeter
Center Jackson Marshall poured in 45 points, leading Pinkerton Academy past Trinity 81-61 in a Division I boys basketball contest on Friday night in Manchester.
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