It seems like a long time ago that Salem lost to Londonderry.
Eliza Bloomquist recorded three saves to secure her sixth shut out of the season as the Trinity girls’ soccer team defeated Conant, 1-0, on Monday.
From his early days as a three-sport athlete, to the decades spent coaching and teaching; to his time spent around friends, and to his final years living among family, whether he was here or not, Nick Gabardina loved Manchester.
Spearheading a University of New Hampshire men's soccer defensive unit that has been particularly dominant of late, Bedford's Josh Bauer received America East Defensive Player of the Week honors for his performance in the Wildcats' 4-0 win over the University of Massachusetts-Lowell on Saturday.
Sony Michel recorded a career-high three rushing touchdowns and the New England defense forced six turnovers as the Patriots remained unbeaten with a resounding 33-0 victory over the host New York Jets on Monday night at East Rutherford, N.J.
According to NBC Sports Bay Area's James Ham, Wenyen Gabriel, who spent some of his high school career at Trinity of Manchester, had his two-way contract converted into a regular deal that will make him a part of the Sacramento Kings' roster.
The scenarios were similar. The outcomes distinctly different.
Max Scherzer will be Washington’s Game 1 starter when the Nationals open the World Series against the host Houston Astros on Tuesday night.
Jason Day walked away as the big winner of the inaugural “The Challenge: Japan Skins” after claiming the lucrative final two holes of the four-person exhibition contest on Monday in Chiba, Japan.
The Celtics beat the 5 p.m. Monday league deadline and reached agreement with Jaylen Brown on an extension of his rookie contract.
New Orleans Pelicans rookie forward Zion Williamson will be sidelined up to two months after undergoing arthroscopic surgery on his right knee on Monday.
MANCHESTER — Trinity High School football coach Rob Cathcart said his team played for all the people who helped the school’s new athletic field at Derryfield Park become a reality on Saturday night.
SOME leftover news items from Friday night’s Manchester Central-Manchester Memorial football game, courtesy of New Hampshire sports historian Gary Smith:
When Granite State Hockey League rivals Tam O’Shanters and the Alpine Club played on a Wednesday or weekend night at JFK Coliseum in Manchester, it was best to get to the arena at least two hours before puck drop.
Nashua North’s Bryce Zimmerman fired a two-round total of 142 to win the Division I individual championship at the NHIAA golf championships on Sunday.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Jets quarterback Sam Darnold is confident to the point of sounding cocky about his offense.
The last World Series game the Yankees played was in November of 2009. Derek Jeter had three hits at the new Stadium, on the night when the Yankees brought all their winning over to the north side of 161st Street.
Ally Reynolds’ first-half penalty kick was the only goal as the UNH women’s soccer team topped Hartford 1-0 on Sunday in West Hartford, Conn.
Denny Hamlin has been driving full time in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series since 2006. He has finished third in the season standings twice and runner-up on one occasion. He has made 501 starts, but the series' biggest trophy has remained beyond his grasp.
UNH misfires in attempt to punch in the winning score as time expires.
HAVERHILL, Mass. — The most impressive thing about the Salem High School football team’s 34-3 victory over Bedford on Saturday? You can make a strong case that it was Salem’s defensive effort.
Steven Guerrette picked up 204 yards on the ground and scored three times for the Bow High School football team in Saturday’s 44-0 win over Hanover.
Londonderry’s Eric Fairweather tossed four touchdown passes in Saint Anselm’s 50-10 win over Franklin Pierce on Saturday in Goffstown, finishing the game 16 of 27 for 150 yards, while also throwing an interception.
HOLLIS — A perfect autumn afternoon served as the backdrop Saturday between neighbors Hollis/Brookline and Souhegan, two schools poised to play hard-nosed football in a game where the loser would lose a foothold in the hunt for a Division II playoff berth.
THE INJURIES continue to mount. The depth chart continues to change. Rob Gronkowski still isn’t walking through that door. The passing game continues to struggle.
Mitch Marner scored at 3:54 of overtime as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the visiting Boston Bruins 4-3 Saturday night.
Bishop Guertin senior Caroline Fischer topped the field at the Brown High School Northeast Invitational at Goddard State Park in East Greenwich, R.I., on Saturday.
Five out of seven isn’t bad.
Patriots’ QB says being in shape and protecting yourself are keys to NFL longevity.
Franco Escobar scored in the 70th minute and Brad Guzan made six saves as Atlanta United started defense of the MLS Cup title with a 1-0 victory over the visiting New England Revolution on Saturday in an Eastern Conference first-round knockout match.
The Auerbach Center has just four sides, but it seems from time to time there is as much talk about defense here as in the building with one more wall down in Arlington, Va.
SEOUL (Reuters) — New Zealander Danny Lee hurled himself into title contention in the country of his birth as he capitalized on Justin Thomas’s final hole error to join the American in the lead Saturday heading into Sunday’s final round of the CJ Cup.
Greg Hardy was stripped of the UFC heavyweight victory he had just won Friday night in Boston because of his use of an inhaler, drawing protestations from the fighter, who said he was told he had permission to use it.
Talladega wasn’t good to Chase Elliott.
MANCHESTER — Offense has been a problem for the Manchester Memorial High School football team this season, and Manchester Central made sure that problem continued Friday night.
LONDONDERRY — If it wasn’t already abundantly clear, Londonderry’s 48-7 win over Goffstown Friday night further proved that the Lancers are a cut above the rest in Division I.
MERRIMACK — The Merrimack High football team remained very much alive for a postseason spot, thumping Portsmouth/Oyster River 56-21 in a Division I game on Friday night.
Three Pelham players scored twice in the Pythons’ 51-6 domination of ConVal on Friday in Peterborough.
When Wildcats visit Delaware today, the interim coach should have some fond memories.
