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.
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.
In one of the more lopsided contests between the two Queen City rivals in recent memory, the Memorial soundly dispatched Central Friday night.
The winter sports season is officially underway for Manchester Central High School athletes and coaches as Little Green teams prepare to improve on last year’s successes and develop young athletes into varsity standouts. Here’s a glance at several Central teams:
MANCHESTER, NH – With a 3-0 victory at rival Manchester Central High School Wednesday evening, the Manchester West High School
Boosted by a dozen seniors, the Memorial/Central High School girls field hockey team put an exclamation point on its inaugural co-op campaign with a 4-2 home win over Nashua North Wednesday night.
MANCHESTER, NH – The records were almost the inverse of one another, with the Manchester Central-West High School girls soccer team
Both teams had their opportunities. Neither team could finish those chances.
Ed True is no spring chicken when it comes to New Hampshire high school girls volleyball. Having coached the Manchester Central varsity team for the last 25 years, he’s seen plenty of ups and downs.
MANCHESTER, NH – Hundreds of Manchester Central High School athletics are poised for another fall sports season, looking for success,