NASHUA — In a rematch of last year’s boys lacrosse state title game, Bishop Guertin got some revenge and held back Pinkerton’s late comeback, 12-11, last Tuesday at Stellos Stadium.

NASHUA — The 14th annual Nashua North Invitational on Saturday highlighted some of the top athletes from Southern New Hampshire and the Merrimack Valley.

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The third time was the charm for Pinkerton coach Chelsie Burland.

Andover golf standout Mac Lee had just stepped off the links following a day of play at a local tournament when he heard the news that was rocking the golf world on Sunday.

The season is early, but the powerhouse Pinkerton track teams already look to be in good form coming off strong winter seasons.

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As the weather (slowly) begins to turn for the better, local baseball teams are putting their final preparations together for the start of the 2019 season.

SIPES COMING BACK

Pinkerton’s Brooke Kane wrapped up her fabulous career by being named the New Hampshire Division 1 Player of the Year for the second consecutive year.

Windham head football coach and athletic director Bill Raycraft has resigned from both positions.

DURHAM — For a while, it looked like Londonderry was down for the count, trailing by as much as 15 in the third quarter against an Exeter team that hadn’t lost all season.

HOOKSETT, N.H. — The game-tying look was right there. It was open, it just didn’t fall for Pinkerton.

LONDONDERRY — The Londonderry boys basketball team wasn’t going to let its season end Friday night.

In its 34th year of honoring the nation’s best high school athletes, The Gatorade Company announced Brooke Kane of Pinkerton Academy as its 2018-19 Gatorade New Hampshire Girls Basketball Player of the Year.

SALEM — There was a simple sentence the Londonderry girls basketball team kept repeating during last Wednesday’s Division 1 first round matchup against Salem.

DERRY — This won’t be Madison Mahoney’s first time playing under the bright lights at Southern New Hampshire University.

HOOKSETT, N.H. —The old hockey cliche says there’s not much a team can do against a hot goalie.

Pinkerton had two placers at last weekend’s New England championship.

BOSTON — Pinkerton’s last competition was Division 1 state meet way back on Super Bowl Sunday (Feb. 3) but like the Patriots, the Astros just do their job.

PLAISTOW — All year long, the young Windham boys basketball team has taken baby steps forward.

The Pinkerton wrestling team had four athletes finish in the top-3 at last weekend’s Meet of Champions.

N.H. Division 1

The crowd went wild as Ethan Burgess delivered the most memorable moment of Pinkerton hockey’s recent win over then-unbeaten Bedford.

Macy Graves heard the question plenty of times last year when she was a Pinkerton freshman.

Sterling McLaughlin was a repeat champion for Pinkerton at 182 pounds, recording a second-period pin in the finals to improve to 35-2 on the year.

DERRY, N.H. — As Sophia Viger stepped onto the mat and looked down the long runway for the vault, her mind filled with fear.

It’s going to feel weird for Windham coach Anne Haky when she looks at her roster next winter and doesn’t see Sam Adamson anywhere.

She’s probably one of the most talented gymnasts in all of New England.

With the championship hanging in the balance, Pinkerton’s Conor Seleny took the baton in second place, with 200 meters to decide the title.

The Windham High boys and girls track teams had some highlights at Sunday’s Division 2 state championship.

GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — The start couldn’t have been more perfect for the Pinkerton hockey team.

Pinkerton’s wrestling team had a great showing at Saturday’s Capital Classic in Concord, finishing third with 169 points behind Haverhill (171.5) and Rhode Island power Bishop Hendricken (170.5).

Jaguars slay unbeaten

DERRY — Brooke Kane was pretty confused when the buzzer randomly went off after she drained a 3-pointer late in the fourth quarter.

Astros shine at Dartmouth

First-year Pinkerton girls hockey earned its first win in program history on Thursday, topping Lebanon-Stevens-Kearsarge 8-6.