Rain washed the New Hampshire Fisher Cats and Binghamton Rumble Ponies out of their scheduled Saturday contest at Delta Dental Stadium. Fans can exchange tickets to Saturday’s game at the Fisher Cats box office for any New Hampshire 2025 home game, based on availability.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats dropped their season-opening contest to the Binghamton Rumble Ponies on Friday, April 4 at Delta Dental Stadium, 3-1. New Hampshire tallied their lone run in the bottom of the ninth on a Ponies’ throwing error and left the tying run on first and the winning run at the plate. Cats starter CJ Van Eyk (L, 0-1) struck out six batters in 4-1/3 innings, along with two runs on three hits.
Boston Bruins’ legend Patrice Bergeron visited The Nash Casino Thursday evening to help the New Hampshire Lottery and Draft Kings Sportsbook mark the 5th anniversary of sports betting in the Granite State.
As the New Hampshire Fisher Cats prepare to open their 2025 season, incoming Fisher Cats Manager Brent Lavallee took time with the media on Tuesday to share his expectations and thoughts on the upcoming campaign.
On Wednesday, April 2, the Toronto Blue Jays announced the initial New Hampshire Fisher Cats roster for the 2025 season. New Hampshire’s preliminary roster features 23 Toronto farmhands that have logged time with the Fisher Cats prior to 2025 and eight newcomers, as well as six members of the Blue Jays’ Top 30 prospects (MLB Pipeline).
MANCHESTER, NH — A high school student sat vigil at the hospital bedside of a grizzled warrior, a man preparing
With nearly 1,200 nominations, three players – Frank Tessier of Manchester Memorial High School, Dillon Boucher of Berlin High School and Ethan Peluso of Windham High School – and two goalies – Lucas Arlen of John Stark Regional High School and Cameron Roberge of Manchester Memorial High School – were chosen at random to skate alongside Bergeron and represent their schools.
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.
Sophomore Sean Dwyer (Ballston Spa, N.Y.) scored a pair of goals and added an assist and junior Aiden Blouin (Barre, Vt.) scored twice, but Southern New Hampshire University Men’s Lacrosse fell in the Northeast-10 opener 9-7 to Assumption University Tuesday night at Ouellette Stadium.
Freshman Eddie O’Brien (Franklin, Mass.) had a breakout night with three goals and two assists for a career-high five points as the nationally ranked #6 Saint Anselm College men’s lacrosse team earned a 16-8 road win at #11 Bentley in its Northeast-10 Conference (NE10) opener on Tuesday night. O’Brien, who recorded his first collegiate hat trick, was one of five student-athletes to finish with multiple goals in the win for the Hawks.