The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (11-13) clawed out an exhilarating 10-9 win over the Somerset Patriots (10-14) at TD Bank Stadium Thursday night. The Fisher Cats offense rattled off 17 hits, its best mark of the season.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (10-13) evened the series with the Somerset Patriots (10-13) at TD Bank Stadium Wednesday night, 7-0. With a1-0 into the top of the fifth, the Fisher Cats powered five runs off six hits to help call for the Wednesday win.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (8-8) ended their five-game skid with a 7-1 victory over the Binghamton Rumble Ponies (6-9) on Tuesday night at Delta Dental Stadium. Fisher Cats shortstop Josh Kasevich slugged his first Double-A home run and ended his night 3-for-5 with four runs driven in.
The New Hampshire Rebellion women’s football team opens its season this coming Saturday against the Delaware Diamonds.
This year marks the 20th season since the New Hampshire Fisher Cats arrived in Manchester and over that time it has become a constant source of enjoyment for many dedicated fans.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (7-8) lost to the Portland Sea Dogs (9-4) in the final game of the six-game series Sunday afternoon at Hadlock Field, 8-5. New Hampshire had the go-ahead run at the plate in the seventh and the game’s tying run at the plate in the ninth, but could not capitalize on either chance.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (7-7) were outscored by the Portland Sea Dogs (8-4) Saturday afternoon at Hadlock Field, falling 6-2.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (7-5) couldn’t keep the pace of the Portland Sea Dogs (6-4) at Hadlock Field Thursday afternoon, falling 3-0. Fisher Cats starter Michael Dominguez struck out nine batters and allowed three hits in his five scoreless innings.
I can’t remember exactly how it originally came up, but one night I was out with Manchester Ink Link’s publisher Carol Robidoux, and the topic of baseball and the Fisher Cats came up. I remember expressing an interest in writing some feature pieces on the team—the organization and its personalities, the park and its idiosyncrasies, the fans and minor league baseball culture.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (7-5) couldn’t keep the pace of the Portland Sea Dogs (6-4) at Hadlock Field Thursday afternoon, falling 3-0. Fisher Cats starter Michael Dominguez struck out nine batters and allowed three hits in his five scoreless innings.
The spring season is officially underway and much like the grass and the trees, the Queen City is beginning to see a Little Green on its fields.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (7-4) fell to the Portland Sea Dogs (5-4) at Hadlock Field 5-2 on Wednesday. New Hampshire starter Trenton Wallace recorded eight of the 16 total strikeouts accumulated by the Fisher Cats pitching Wednesday night and finished with two runs allowed in four innings.
Catch the NH Rebellion April 27 as they play the Delaware Diamonds. Game starts at 4:30 p.m. at the West High School Field on Jack Amero Way, rain or shine. Admission will be free.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (7-3) downed the Portland Sea Dogs (4-4) in their series opener Tuesday night at Hadlock Field, 10-2. The Fisher Cats sent 11 batters to the plate in the first inning and plated six runs.
Kim Bourque, a wife and mother of two living out of Hampstead, elected to play tackle football for the first time in 2023. When she first signed on to the team, she was 41. With her birthday in July, she turned 42 by the time she went to the WFA’s All-American game at the end of July 2023.
All series long, the Somerset Patriots (4-5) powered their offense with the long ball. Sunday, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (6-3) showed some pop of their own, clubbing four homers in a 13-9 victory at Delta Dental Stadium. New Hampshire took its fourth of the six-game set, winning the series.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (5-1) trailed 7-1 heading into the bottom of the fourth. But thanks to a littany of hits, first baseman Glenn Santiago’s clutch swings and shutdown innings from the bullpen, the Cats climbed past the Somerset Patriots (2-4) by a 10-8 final score.
After Wednesday’s rainout, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (4-1) battled through misting droplets and cold temperatures Thursday night to take down the Somerset Patriots (2-3) at Delta Dental Stadium 6-3. The hearty fans watched the Fisher Cats club 13 hits; New Hampshire has reached double digits in the hit column in each of its past three games. Shortstop Josh Kasevich, third baseman Alex De Jesus and catcher Phil Clark had three knocks apiece.
Spring sports are underway at Manchester West High School where dozens of student athletes are looking to learn, grow, win some competitions and have fun this season.
Student athletes from Memorial High School are already shaking off the snow and embracing spring weather as they take to their respective playing surfaces. While some Crusaders are looking for a season of fun and growth, others are taking aim at postseason success.