With Thanksgiving in the rearview mirror and Christmas and other seasonal holidays just weeks away, coaches and student athletes at Trinity High School may very well be feeling festive about beginning their holiday sports seasons as well. Here’s a glance at some of the Pioneers competing this season.
From the basketball court to the hockey rink to the heights of New Hampshire’s ski slopes, the weather forecast may be growing cooler by the day, but practices are heating up for Manchester Memorial High School student athletes as the winter season approaches.
The winter sports season is officially underway and teams from Derryfield School are finding early success on and off their respective playing surfaces. Here’s what the head coaches have to say heading into the new year.
The free C3 Logix baseline tests were administered by Safe Sports Network’s team of professional athletic trainers at 35 Kosciuszko Street, Manchester, where Safe Sports Network’s Free Sports Injury Clinic operates. Nearly 150 local youth benefited.
An ironclad defense, a workhorse running back and some extra-special special teams play carried Memorial to a 15-0 win over crosstown rival Central, in the 41st Turkey Bowl, Thursday morning at Gill Stadium.
Senior quarterback Jack Service threw three touchdown passes, including two in the final three minutes of the first half, to lead Trinity High to a 28-6 win over Inter-Lakes/Moultonborough in the State Division III semifinals, Saturday afternoon at Derryfield Park.
With the win, Conant (9-7-1) moves on to the D-III quarterfinals, where the Orioles will take on No. 3 Mascoma Valley, a 4-1 winner over Winnisquam.
The Derryfield boys soccer team may not be scoring a lot of goals, but the wins have been coming nonetheless.
espite battling through injuries and other adversity this season, the Derryfield School field hockey team’s season ended exactly where the Cougars expected: in the Division-II playoffs.
After coaching several other New Hampshire high school programs up from mediocrity to contention, Mark Papp took the reins at Trinity this season, inheriting a team that won back-to-back Division-III championships in 2020 and 2021 before moving up to Division-II last year.
