Spring means many things to many people. Universally, spring signifies longer days, warmer weather and new growth. For athletes throughout the Queen City, this spring carries added significance. After all, this is the first spring season since 2019, a reality not missed by coaches and athletes at Manchester Memorial High School.
With a distinguished career at the intersection of pediatric medicine and adolescent sports health, Keith Loud, MD, MSc, uses the term “triad” when managing the delicate balance in achieving true “whole health” for young athletes.
The Safe Sports Network has received a $60,000 grant from the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation to help further the organization’s mission of providing access, education, information, and resources to young athletes across Southern New Hampshire.
There is absolutely no reason that in 2021 the NCAA should be giving preferential treatment to one tournament over the other when both are played by dedicated athletes at the top of their game.
For anyone that’s wanted to get an on-demand behind-the-scenes look at the key moments behind various athletes’ journeys toward greatness, a Manchester-based company is ready to help.
Applications are now open for the New Hampshire Fisher Cats Scholar-Athlete Scholarships, which have awarded over $375,000 to graduating seniors since 2007.
It was that kind of night for the Warriors and their fans, who really didn’t have a lot to cheer about as Berlin-Gorham skated up and down and all the way around to a 5-1 title win.
The Hollis-Brookline/Derryfield Warriors earned a trip to the NHIAA Division III Boys’ Hockey Finals on Saturday, defeating the Eagles of Kennett 1-0 in an overtime thriller on Wednesday night.
After the first week of the NHIAA Basketball and Ice Hockey tournaments, here’s an overview of where Manchester’s teams stand on the morning of Sunday, March 7, 2021.
On Thursday night, there were two incarnations of the Trinity boys’ basketball team: good and good enough.
In 45 seconds, a seemingly solid lead suddenly disappeared and then reappeared as Bedford escaped with a 3-2 overtime NHIAA Division I boys’ ice hockey tournament victory against Trinity on Wednesday.
