Francis Hernandez, the outstanding senior distance runner at Bishop Guertin High School, will compete in the Millrose Games High School Mile on Friday night (9:22 p.m.).
Hernandez, who has committed to Providence College, qualified by running a 4:14 mile recently at the Yale Invitational. He led Bishop Guertin to a second straight Class L cross country title last [...]

Fans attending Tuesday night’s boys basketball game between Nashua North and Dover couldn’t help but notice a few problems in the still, relatively new, facility.
The scoreboard at one end has been malfunctioning all season, making it impossible to read the home town score. When pre-game announcements were read and the national anthem was played, the [...]

Nashua North boys coach Darryl Green had a simplistic view on his team’s win over rival South this past weekend: His players, until the lead was secure at the end, managed to stay,for the most part, away from foolish penalties.
“You can’t score goals from the penalty box,” he said. “If you stay out of there, [...]

The boys basketball team from Class M Campbell beat Class L Alvirne 57-54 on Monday in the opening round of the Chick-fil-A Holiday Tournament, this year hosted by Nashua South.
Junior standout Josh Morgan led a balanced attack for the Cougars, who never trailed in the game although it was close throughout. The winners got 14 [...]

For the fourth consecutive year, the Milford High School football program received the New Hampshire Football Officials Division III Sportsmanship Award. They were presented the award at the New Hampshire Football Official Associations banquet on Dec. 5.
It wasn’t the only Sportsmanship Award for the Spartans this fall. The field hockey team walked away with a [...]

Souhegan High School running back Steven Jellison and quarterback D.J. Petropulos, teammates who led the Sabers to back-to-back Division III championships, will likely remain teammates for the next four years.
After a lengthy selection process, each has chosen to attend Amherst College. Both looked closely and visited Amherst’s arch rival In the New England Small College Athletic [...]

Feeling his school’s intentions have not been accurately portrayed in the media or on the internet concerning what division Bishop Guertin football will compete in next season, Tony Johnson, the athletic director and football coach at Bishop Guertin released this statement on Friday.  
“The process of realignment has been a new one for all of us at Bishop Guertin. [...]

On Friday morning, Bishop Guertin football coach and athletic director Tony Johnson said he had “no aversion,” to moving up to Division I football next season, saying he’d do what’s best for his program and New Hampshire football.
In terms of competition, the best idea is a 10-team Division I that would include both Bishop Guertin [...]

Football fans who hoped to see a super-charged Division I next fall that would include both Exeter and Bishop Guertin will apparently have to settle for a little less.
Exeter is moving up, dictated by its enrollment as the ninth biggest football playing school in the state. Bishop Guertin, however, has decided to stay in Div. [...]

Hollis/Brookline High School athletic director Rhon Rupp confirmed Tuesday that his school was petitioning up in three girls sports for the 2010-2011 school year.
Pending the approval of individual New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association sports committees, the Cavaliers would like to play in Division I in girls soccer, girls volleyball and girls lacrosse.
Hollis/Brookline is traditionally strong [...]