Jeremy Baker thinks it’s possible a 3-1-0 record in December may have given his Manchester Kings the wrong idea of what is required to be successful in Division I hockey.
If Memorial High’s stunning loss to Salem in the Division I quarterfinals, earlier this month, left a bad taste in the mouths of Crusader players and coaches, Thursday’s win over West in Turkey Bowl XLIII was sweet as Granny’s homemade pumpkin pie.
At this time last year, the Concord High hockey team was seeded third in the Division I tournament and felt it was positioned for a state title run.
Sam Kramer scored a shorthanded goal with 2:05 remaining in overtime to lift Windham High past Manchester, 2-1, Wednesday afternoon at JFK Arena.
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
MANCHESTER, NH — Jacob Landry scored a hat trick, including a pair of short-handed goals, leading Nashua North/Souhegan past Manchester
Windham High scored three unanswered goals in the third period to pull away from Manchester, 5-1, in a Division I hockey showdown, Saturday night at the Salem Icenter.
Bedford scored a pair of goals, 21 seconds apart, in the second period and held on for a 4-2 win over Hanover in the final of the annual Brian C. Stone Memorial Christmas Tournament, held Thursday night at the JFK Collesum ice arena.
SALEM, NH — Salem High used four power-play goals to break open a close game and roll past Manchester, 6-0,