High School Sports

In yet another twist of fate brought forth by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Trinity boys’ soccer team got an opportunity to win their first-ever state title at home on Saturday. In the end, it was an opportunity full-taken, winning the NHIAA Division III Championship with a 2-1 victory over Gilford. READ MORE

Trinity returns home on Saturday for a chance at the NHIAA Division III Boys’ Soccer Championship after defeating Raymond 5-0 on Wednesday. READ MORE

Despite home field advantage, Memorial couldn’t find their footing against Bedford, falling 31-8 at the hands of the Bulldogs. READ MORE

On Monday, the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA) released football tournament brackets, with qualification procedures altered this year due to COVID-19 concerns. READ MORE

Memorial concluded their 2020 football regular season on Saturday with a 46-13 loss to undefeated Goffstown. READ MORE

Senior Carson Filiardo scored his 50th career goal on Friday, helping the Blue Knights of Manchester West to a convincing 7-0 win over Bishop Brady at New Hampshire Technical Institute. READ MORE

Normally, one New Hampshire high school team couldn’t be playing their 11th game and the another could be playing their third with both preparing for the playoffs. But this is 2020, so that was the case in a Queen City Derby matchup at Derryfield Park on Friday afternoon. READ MORE

This strange and unique season had seen reigning Division III champion Trinity punching above its weight so far when it came to facing higher division schools, but that streak didn’t continue on Friday. READ MORE