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.
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.
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.
The Derryfield School boys tennis team battled hard throughout Monday’s contest, but ultimately, their season came to a semi-sweet ending.
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.
With the regular-season finish line in sight for many high school spring sports teams, athletes from the Queen City are amping up their play, with some looking for a coveted win, while others prepare for postseason competition. Here are some of the latest results and a look at the week ahead:
As the spring weather does it’s typical flip-flop week-to-week, and sometimes day-to-day, teams in Manchester are doing their best to get games in and have fun when they do. Here’s a look at some recent sports action around the Queen City.
Now more than a week into their spring campaigns, some student athletes from the Queen City have found collective success, while others are still learning on the go. Here’s a look at how Manchester teams have fared so far:
With green grass now in sight throughout the Queen City, the Little Green of Manchester Central are joining others around the state in embracing the spring season as they look for success on and off their respective playing surfaces.
The New Hampshire winter high school sports season is now officially in the rearview mirror. Though there will be no new team banners raised in Manchester gymnasiums, this year’s postseason still featured plenty of individual and collective accomplishments.
Entering the third period knotted at two in Wednesday’s playoff opener at JFK Colosseum, it was the Manchester Central/Memorial/West boys ice hockey team that found the decisive goal to earn a trip to the Division-I quarterfinals.
A back-and-forth game through two periods turned into a two-goal victory for Manchester’s co-op high school ice hockey team.
While many local athletes flexed their prowess at the state indoor track and field championships, a handful of Queen City teams battled foes from around the state on the hardwood and ice.
A little more than a year after merging programs, the Manchester Central/West co-op varsity girls basketball team finds itself in the thick of the Division-I playoff race.
The Queen City has seen some intense games on the basketball court and hockey ice over the last week, while local track and field athletes continue to battle heading into states this weekend. Read more:
The Manchester Memorial boys basketball team has proven it can go toe-to-toe with any team in the state. Winning those close battles, however, has often come down to whether Memorial is playing at home or on the road.
In one of the more lopsided contests between the two Queen City rivals in recent memory, the Memorial soundly dispatched Central Friday night.
As the winter sports season creeps forward, and January turns to February, teams and athletes from the Queen City are beginning to come into form as the race to the postseason begins to tighten. Here’s a look at some of the action from the last week.
