Posts by Bill Gilman
BEDFORD, NH – Memorial High junior Jaylen Kuilan earned his first bid to the New England Championships with a second-place
For the first time in 50 years the State Boxing and Wrestling Commission will not include Bobby Stephen. The long-time chairman retired last year, ending a remarkable era for combat sports in the Granite State. Originally appointed by Gov. Meldrim Thompson in 1973 to what was then called the “State Athletic Commission, ” Stephen was re-appointed by 10 governors, a testament to his abilities as a commissioner and, perhaps, his greater skill at dodging political hooks and uppercuts.
MOULTONBOROUGH, NH — Holy Family Academy shook off early foul trouble and a squandered lead to make history Tuesday night,
A powerhouse in Division III for several years, Berlin-Gorham is something of a stranger to all but the most dedicated “puckheads” in Southern NH. But on Saturday afternoon, the Mountaineers introduced themselves in most emphatic fashion, stunning Division I Manchester, 4-3, at JFK Coliseum.
MANCHESTER, NH – In a matchup of teams with equal talent, a game will often be determined by which team
The Central High senior, along with her teammates and the Memorial High athletes scheduled to compete in the Division I State Championship meet on Sunday, almost didn’t make it to Plymouth State University, when their bus broke down on I-93. Thanks to fast action by Manchester School District Athletic Director Christine Pariseau-Telge and others, the Manchester athletes arrived at the George E. Davis track three minutes before the meet was slated to begin at 4:30 p.m.
MANCHESTER, NH — Manchester Memorial swept matches against Central and West to claim its third consecutive City Wrestling Championship, Saturday
PELHAM, NH — There were two lessons to be learned from West High’s 75-47 loss to Pelham High, Thursday night.
MANCHESTER, NH — Ryleigh McNelly and Jamie Webster scored two goals each and Chloe Gilroy recorded her first shutout of
MANCHESTER, NH – Izzy Diaz poured in 26 points, helping Central keep its slim playoff hopes alive with a critical