Throughout the season, Trinity High football players have heard Head Coach Rob Cathcart preach “Next play!” to stress the importance of not dwelling on past mistakes or failures.
High school soccer in early November is very different than the game played in early September.
LONDONDERRY, NH — Heading into the State Division I Boys Soccer Tournament, there wasn’t a hotter than Manchester Memorial. The
Senior midfielder Andrew Wood scored three times in the second half, as No. 4 seed Trinity High rallied past No. 13, White Mountains Regional, in the opening round of the Division III State Tournament, Wednesday afternoon at Derryfield Park.
Goalie James Brew turned aside 20 shots to lead MHBDS to a 5-1 upset win over top-seeded Spaulding in the Division II State semifinals, Wednesday evening at Everett Arena.
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.
It’s hard to gauge how much of an impact eight minutes can have on the fortunes of a high school basketball team.
LACONIA, NH — Trinity High’s history-making season came to end Thursday night, with a straight sets loss to Concord Christian
Fifth-seeded Keene High scored three unanswered goals in the second half to soar past No. 11 Central, 4-1, in the opening round of the State Division 1 Boys Soccer Tournament, Wednesday afternoon at Scripture Field.