The Bishop Brady/Trinity/Bow co-op girls ice hockey team earned its first playoff win as a merged program Friday night and did so in dramatic fashion.
The battle between two prominent Southern New Hampshire private Catholic high schools provided plenty of early-season entertainment and high-quality basketball for those in attendance Tuesday night.
As temperatures cool down around the Queen City, action is heating up for Manchester’s two private Catholic high schools as athletes from Trinity High School and Holy Family Academy begin their winter sports campaigns.
With all Manchester’s varsity high school field hockey and soccer teams eliminated from playoff competition, the last week saw one volleyball semifinal featuring a Queen City team before attention turned to the gridiron where Manchester had three teams competing in postseason action for the first time in more than 20 years.
With a come-from-behind goal in the second half, the Trinity High School boys soccer team was able to force a a 2-2 tie with cross-city rival Manchester West in each team’s final Division-III regular season contest.
Trinity High built a 3-0 second-half lead, then held on for a 3-2 win over visiting Somersworth High, Tuesday afternoon at Derryfield Park.
Trinity High School chaplain Rev. Rory Traynor set a tone of unity during his opening prayer, offered during last week’s ceremony officially launching – and blessing – the expanded campus of the Catholic high school.
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
Dozens of athletes from Manchester Central and Manchester Memorial high schools competed this weekend at the NHIAA Track and Field Division-I State Championships Saturday at Portsmouth High School, many of them running, sprinting, hurdling, throwing, jumping, leaping or vaulting their way onto the podium.