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MANCHSESTER, NH – Tennis and track and field standouts from Manchester’s private and public high school’s flexed their individual athletic prowess
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.
Make no mistake, it was déjà vu in the best way for the Derryfield School girls tennis team Thursday.
The Derryfield School boys tennis team battled hard throughout Monday’s contest, but ultimately, their season came to a semi-sweet ending.
MANCHESTER, NH – Knotted at three, following singles play, against sixth-ranked Londonderry High School the third-seeded Derryfield School boys tennis
For some, the postseason has already started. For others, the regular season is wrapping up this week. Here’s a glance at how Manchester student athletes have fared over the past seven days.
Traveling to Plymouth on Wednesday, the Cougars not only secured a 16-4 win to improve to 9-3, they clawed within one game of a top-4 seed in the Division-III playoff race. And while team accomplishments are generally regarded as more valuable than individual accolades, Wednesday’s victory featured both.