As 2024 approaches its end, members of the CHAOS 131 Manchester Central High School Robotics Team look back at one of their most successful years in its history.
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.
Though many of the athletics programs at Manchester West High School are now combined with other Queen City schools, there are still plenty of student athletes taking aim at personal improvement and eam success this winter.
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:
The fields outside are mostly covered in snow or ice. However, things are heating up inside the gymnasium, the pool and outside on slopes and trails throughout the Granite State as athletes and coaches at Manchester Memorial High School prepare for the winter sports season to begin over the upcoming weeks.
Last winter, the Derryfield School found plenty of success indoors and outdoors in winter sports. They year, the Cougars look to replicate, and in some cases improve, those showings, while some teams look to reload after losing many athletes to graduation.
Recently, the soccer field at Livingston Park was dedicated former Manchester Central Boys’ Soccer Coach Chris LaBerge, honoring decades of LaBerge’s contributions to Little Green soccer as a coach and player.
On Friday, December 6, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, Double-A affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays, announced Taylor Fisher as the organization’s fifth General Manager since the club’s inception in 2004.
After starting on the high school sports scene, many Manchester athletes are continuing to thrive as members of college teams.
Dartmouth Health Children’s and Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center (CHaD) are thrilled to announce the rosters for the 17th annual Battle of the Badges Hockey Championship, presented by the Elliot Perry Foundation. The annual game, featuring police officers, detectives, marshals, state troopers, sheriffs, department of corrections officers, firefighters, dispatch workers, EMTs, and more, will take place at Manchester’s SNHU Arena on Sunday, March 16, at 1:00 p.m.