The spring sports season is officially underway across athletics surfaces throughout New Hampshire, including at Derryfield School, where several teams embark on campaigns with championship aspirations. Here’s a glance at those teams and athletes.
Though the Cougars fell to second-ranked Milford in the state semifinals at Pinkerton Academy Wednesday night, they certainly proved they belong among the D-II elite this season.
The 247 students listed below have achieved honor roll status at The Derryfield School, a private college-preparatory school for grades 6-12.
The event was funded by the Isakovich-Critz Community Enrichment Initiative, the purpose of which is to bring distinguished lecturers, scholars, scientists, mathematicians, writers, and performers to visit Derryfield for school community meetings and classroom visits.
Last winter, the Derryfield School found plenty of success indoors and outdoors in winter sports. They year, the Cougars look to replicate, and in some cases improve, those showings, while some teams look to reload after losing many athletes to graduation.
MANCHESTER, NH – With Labor Day in the rearview mirror, high school is now back in session, and with it,
MANCHESTER, NH – A number of banners were added to high school gymnasiums in Manchester this spring. While Derryfield School
MANCHESTER, NH – A number of banners were added to high school gymnasiums in Manchester this spring. While Derryfield School
NASHUA, NH – It’s been 15 years since members of the Derryfield School boys lacrosse team began wearing “STELLOS” stenciled
NASHUA, NH – For the 10th time in the last 15 years, the Derryfield School boys lacrosse team will battle