On Monday, it took the Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) almost four-and-a-half hours to provide guidance on whether or not students would be learning remotely or not this fall, but they weren’t done.
The decision on whether there will be a fall sports season for Manchester’s public high schools will come on Monday, and now that decision will have “first date to play” dates from the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA).
The Manchester Board of Aldermen approved restructuring of the New Hampshire Fisher Cats financial obligations on Tuesday night, deferring the payment of a combined $920,000 in repayment toward Northeast Delta Dental Stadium.
Guests can reserve tables for 4:30 p.m., 6 p.m., or 7:30 p.m. at NHFisherCats.com.
On Thursday, the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA) Council unanimously approved an updated “Return to Play Guidance” document for high school athletic programs on competitions, practices and other best practices if they decide to participate in interscholastic sports this fall.
Fortunately for Fisher Cat fans, almost three dozen Fisher Cat alumni have landed places on Opening Day rosters. Here’s the list, with links to their career stats on Baseball Reference.
And here comes another stunner. I was far from the only person placing illegal bets in The Queen City. From my observations, it seemed many of the denizens of good ole’ Manch-Vegas share a hankering for sports gambling.
NH Senior Games for 2020 are cancelled.
The University of New Hampshire announced on Friday that none of its fall sports teams – football, field hockey, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s cross country – will compete in intercollegiate athletics during the upcoming semester due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Fisher Cats season was originally scheduled to begin on April 9, but was postponed indefinitely due to state and federal guidelines regarding COVID-19 that sidelined professional sports leagues across the world.
NH Urban Sport is your home for community, competition, and camaraderie in Southern New Hampshire. We are a co-ed adult sports league, offering flag football, basketball, cornhole and pickleball. We plan regular events, social hours and tournaments for you to have more fun with your teammates. We are a veteran-owned-and-operated organization built on the principles of inclusion and community because everyone is an athlete.
Where is the line between offensive and honorable?
Several hundred words about what’s going to happen if Major League Baseball can’t restart its season
June is one of the best months of the year to get out on the water in the Granite State. Whether you are fishing from shore or from a boat, or are exploring a lake or a river, New Hampshire’s waters offer diverse opportunities in all parts of the state.
The COVID-19 pandemic and cost concerns cut this year’s Major League Baseball Draft from 40 rounds down to just five. Generally, it takes about two to three years for draftees to make it up to Double-A if they can climb up the Minor League Baseball ladder. So, without further ado, here’s a sneak peek at a few your 2022(ish) New Hampshire Fisher Cats.
Even though baseball is not back yet, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats are ready to open things up for their annual baseball training camps as well as baseball-themed day camps.
Currently, in addition to the tennis courts, the Derryfield Country Club golf course, The Hollows Disc Golf Complex, park athletic fields, open spaces, and trails are all available for use within posted safety guidelines.
Businesses across New Hampshire have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and the New Hampshire Fisher Cats are no exception. However, the jury is still out on whether the Fisher Cats can receive some relief regarding money it owes to the city of Manchester.
