Byline: Andrew Sylvia

The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (3-2) couldn’t finish a late comeback on Wednesday night, losing 8-5 to the Hartford Yard Goats (3-2).

On Saturday, Apr. 16 from 9 to 12 p.m., the Manchester School District Athletics Department is holding a free baseball clinic at Gill Stadium

The New Hampshire Fisher Cats opened their home schedule with a bang on Tuesday, earning a 11-4 victory over the Hartford Yard Goats.

On Sunday, Saint Anselm and Southern New Hampshire University split a baseball doubleheader, with Saint Anselm taking the first game 11-8 and the Penmen taking the second game, 5-3.

New Hampshire (2-1) defeated the Portland Sea Dogs (1-2) on Sunday, 6-2 thanks in large part to a sterling ensemble pitching performance that saw the Sea Dogs collect just five hits on the day.

New Hampshire fell 11-6 against the Portland Sea Dogs on Friday night in what was the first game of the year for both teams.

Southern New Hampshire University, ranked 12th in the nation among NCAA Division II baseball programs, improved to 5-0 in Northeast-10 play with a 9-8 extra-innings away victory against local rival Saint Anselm College on Thursday.

Among the 25 Fisher Cats on the roster for the team’s first game on Friday in Portland against the Sea Dogs, 14 played games in Manchester last year.

Grumblatt led the nation in scoring among Division III players during her freshman year at Rivier College in Nashua, averaging 26.2 points per game and 35.6 minutes per game in 26 appearances for the Raiders.

The NCAA Division II #11th ranked Penmen of Southern New Hampshire University earned local bragging rights earlier this week, beating crosstown Saint Anselm College, 10-5.

As the Major League Baseball owners’ lockout continues and the first two series of the Major League Baseball season have been wiped off the calendar, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats and other Minor League Baseball teams remain ready to roll with a full schedule.

A Finn McDonough hat trick let the way for the Big Red T on Wednesday afternoon at JFK Coliseum as Trinity’s 5-0 victory over Keene earned them advancement in the 2021-’22 NHIAA Division I Boys’ Hockey Tournament.

For two and a half quarters on Monday night, the Derryfield School boys’ basketball team seemed poised to defeat the visiting Lumberjacks of Lin-Wood only to see that tournament energy transform from flawless shooting into a foreboding frustration as the Cougars were eliminated from the NHIAA Division IV Boys’ Basketball Tournament, 82-69.