Manchester Monarchs

Larissa, a Fairy Tale of Sorts – Part 1: Too smart and charming for our own good

Monday, September 28, 2020Keith Howard0

Larissa will find another job. She’s insightful and gifted and attractive, and that’s what her references will say. They won’t say she’s a drunk. They won’t want to damage her opportunities because “She’s so great when she’s not drinking. If it weren’t for that . . .” Unfortunately, those ellipses never end without change, and that change doesn’t seem to come without work on our part. READ MORE

Dartmouth-Hitchcock raises nearly $200K by end of empty SNHU Arena Battle of Badges game

Friday, March 13, 2020Andrew Sylvia0

MANCHESTER, NH – With an almost empty SNHU Arena, Team Fire defeated Team Police in the 2020 CHaD Battle of the Badges on Friday night, 9-4. For the first time in its 13-year history, the game READ MORE

Monarchs booster club soldiers on

Monday, October 28, 2019Andrew Sylvia0

Although there’s no more Manchester Monarchs hockey, their booster club expects to continue its charitable work. READ MORE

New Hampshire prepares for a winter without professional hockey

Wednesday, October 16, 2019Andrew Sylvia1

EXETER, NH – Recently, professional hockey returned to the State of New Hampshire. Unfortunately for the Granite State’s hockey fans, it may not come back for a while. The ECHL’s Maine Mariners travelled to the READ MORE

Where are the final set of Monarchs now?

Thursday, October 10, 2019Andrew Sylvia0

The ECHL will open its season on Friday, but it will do so without the Manchester Monarchs after the team folded in May. Here’s who was on the team during their final home game in Exeter and where they ended up this season. READ MORE

Former Monarchs coach hired by Blackhawks’ affiliate

Friday, June 14, 2019Andrew Sylvia0

The Indianapolis Fuel, the ECHL affiliate of the Chicago Blackhawks, announced today that they have named outgoing Manchester Monarchs head coach Doug Christiansen as their new head coach and general manager. READ MORE

Farewell, Monarchs

Wednesday, May 15, 2019Andrew Sylvia1

Last week the Manchester Monarchs concluded their season, falling at the hands of the Newfoundland Growlers. This week, they announced what many expected, but hoped would not come to pass: the Manchester Monarchs will not return next year.It’s May 15, 2019, welcome to Monarchs Country for one last time. READ MORE