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As the final week of the regular-season wrapped up for Manchester’s four high school football teams, several Queen City soccer and volleyball teams kicked off postseason play with many of those squads finding success in the early rounds of tournament play. Here’s a glance at that playoff action and more
With the exception of the final weekend of football games, all other New Hampshire high school sports have now wrapped up the regular season. Several Queen City teams are among those who play on into the postseason, while many others have played their final contest. Here’s a glance at all the recent action:
The Memorial High School football team continued its ascent up the D-I ranks with a major road win led by a standout performance from one of its seniors.
As some sports wrap up the fall season, others are just entering the stretch run. Here’s how high school teams in the Queen City have performed over the last week:
Despite challenges, the Crusaders had fun and competed hard throughout the 2025 season.
As Southern New Hampshire hits peak foliage season, teams and athletes from Manchester look to elevate their performances on their respective playing surfaces heading into the home stretch of the season.
The Central/West varsity girls soccer team has been tested this season by both injuries and a challenging schedule. But there have been glimmers of hope for the fledgling squad.
Labor Day was only two weeks ago, yet there has already been plenty of high school sports action in and around the Queen City.
The Blue Knights – including students, athletes and staff – will now be able to workout in style – and function – thanks to a $125,000 donation in modern fitness equipment from Zoo Health Club owners Ed Baroody and Julian Pecorino.
The North Manchester/Hooksett 11U all-stars opened play at the Eastern Regionals with a loss, but their journey isn’t over.
Following an impressive performance in pool play, the North Manchester/Hooksett Little League all-stars were bested in the knock-out phase of the 11-and 12-year-old District 2 tournament.
Leading by five early in the second half, the Derryfield boys lacrosse team couldn’t hold on as rival Portsmouth stormed back to defend its title.
Pushing for its eighth state championship, and sixth in the last nine years, the Derryfield School boys lacrosse team faces off against rival Portsmouth today for the NHIAA Division-II crown.
With more than 60 young female athletes now competing on four teams, the Manchester Thunder are starting to make some noise in the Queen City.
A half dozen Queen City teams entered postseason play. With one state championship already in hand, one Manchester squad remains alive, while a handful of individual athletes are still competing as well. Here’s a glance at all the recent tournament action.
