MANCHESTER, NH – With the postseason beginning for field hockey this week and volleyball, soccer and football playoffs right around
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.
As well as the Trinity High girls volleyball team is playing right now, its coaching staff is well-aware the Pioneers will need to find another level, if they hope to make a serious run in the Division III State Tournament.
Junior Amar Kamaric scored on a direct kick in the 71st minute, lifting Manchester Central to a stunning 2-2 win over Keene High, Tuesday evening at venerable Gill Stadium.
Now more than halfway through the regular season, the standings across all New Hampshire fall sports are starting to take shape, and several Queen City teams find themselves among those competing for playoff positioning, while others are in a rebuilding phase. Check out some results from last week here:
CONCORD, NH – Competing on Thursday night is unusual in varsity high school football. And, indeed, last night’s football game
“Our small town knows how a strong football program can lead the way, change young lives and impact our community,” said Manchester Athletics Director Christine Pariseau-Telge. “This is exactly what West football is doing every day, both in and out of season. West football is inspiring our community to be better and do better. We hope the nation votes for West. We are West High!”
NEW IPSWICH, NH — With just four games remaining before the start of the State Tournament, Trinity High is playing
MANCHESTER, NH – With an 8-0 home loss to Londonderry Tuesday night, the Manchester Memorial High School girls soccer team fell
West (7-2-3) won for the first time since Sept. 26, moving into seventh place in the D-III standings. The Blue Knights were coming off a 4-1 loss to unbeaten Hopkinton and a disappointing 1-1 tie against Kearsage.