Posts by Andrew Sylvia
Manchester dominated the visiting Adirondack Thunder, building their lead atop the ECHL North Division with an 8-3 victory.
The Manchester Monarchs remain perfect on the season against the Brampton Beast thanks to a 6-5 overtime victory on Friday night.
The first month of 2018 brought the first losing month of the 2017-’18 Manchester Monarchs, but at least they ended it on a high note as far as the standings are concerned, even if it wasn’t pretty.
All wins are the same in the standings, but Manchester’s 5-3 victory on Wednesday came in spite of mistakes that leave lingering concerns.
Wheeling and Manchester now both have 54 points on the season, with Reading and Adirondack closely behind at 52.
Despite a 39-11 shot disadvantage over the first two periods, the Monarchs miraculously found themselves in the lead heading into the second intermission.
Superheroes were roaming the halls of SNHU Arena last Saturday night, but the Monarchs forgot to turn on their super powers. Unfortunately, that’s something that’s happened on and off throughout the season.
Even the most casual of football fans know that the New England Patriots are once again heading to the Super Bowl. If you’re one of those casual fans, here are five talking points you can strike up with your friends in two weeks at the Super Bowl party.
At almost the same time the Patriots concluded their victory against the Jaguars, the Manchester Monarchs finished a convincing 10-4 victory against the Jacksonville Icemen.
While it remains to be seen if the Jacksonville Jaguars can leave New England with a win in tomorrow’s AFC Championship Game, their ice hockey brethren will leave the region with at least one win.
The Manchester Monarchs are slowly getting back into stride, defeating division rival Wheeling on Friday night, 3-2.
The Monarchs are halfway through their January homestand, but still cannot regain the torrid pace they’ve held for much of the season.
No formal roll call was taken on the motion to support the letter after it was clear a majority of the Aldermen backed the School Board’s decision, although the voice vote was not unanimous.
Despite a strong first period, the Crusaders were no match for their visitors from the Upper Valley.
Sunday didn’t hold a second win in a row for the Manchester Monarchs, as they fell 6-2 in an afternoon matinee to the Reading Royals.
Saturday night was Girl Scout Night at SNHU Arena, and the Manchester Monarchs earned themselves merit badge, defeating the Worcester Railers, 2-1.
With the loss, the Monarchs once seemingly insurmountable lead in the ECHL North Division is still intact, but barely.
On Wednesday, the Toronto Blue Jays announced that former Fisher Cats catcher John Schneider will be the New Hampshire Fisher Cats manager for the 2018 season as the ninth manager in team history.
The Manchester Monarchs did poorly offensively and defensively on their first road trip of the new year, a contrast to most of their season up until now.
The Crusaders narrowly escaped JFK Coliseum with a 7-6 win over winless Central/West, with penalties eroding what was a five-goal lead.