Imagine being a high school student and the next year your taking the same final exam as you did the year before. You already know the answer to the tests, right? Well not completely, because in the case of the Hollis Brookline girls and Campbell boys soccer teams, it's a different year and ...
MANCHESTER – If you blinked, you missed it. Just 18 seconds into the second sudden death overtime Wednesday night, Nashua High School South's Kevin Araujo lofted a ball into the box from several yards out, hoping to connect with teammate Damien Rodrigues, as the two so often do. Instead, he ...
DERRY - All good things must come to an end and Hollis-Brookline’s volleyball ride ended a couple stops early. But what a ride it was. The No. 11 Cavaliers played every set just about as close as it could be, but they eventually fell to the No. 2 Oyster River Bobcats, 25-21, 26-28, 25-23, ...
EXETER – There's death, taxes, and Hollis Brookline vs. Bow in a postseason Division II girls soccer game. That's why you knew the Cavaliers, after a lackluster scoreless first half in Tuesday night's semifinals vs. No. 4 Pembroke Academy at Bill Ball Stadium, would recover in the second ...
EXETER – Late in Tuesday night's Division II girls soccer semifinals, Milford coach Scott Locasto moved goalkeeper Delaney Barber into a forward position, inserting backup keeper Trinity Millner in net. That's how much he needed more offense after No. 2, defending champion Bow pretty much ...
There'll be four on the floor – or the field, actually. The NHIAA football playoffs begin this weekend, and four local teams survived their regular season gauntlets to make the postseason: Bishop Guertin and Merrimack in Division I, Souhegan in Division II and Campbell in Division III. Of ...
