Athletes from Nashua have found themselves right in the thick of winter sports action over the last week. Read all about the individual and team accomplishments here:
With holiday tournaments in the rearview mirror, Nashua high school teams charged back into the regular season late last week. Here’s a look at some of the action
The battle between two prominent Southern New Hampshire private Catholic high schools provided plenty of early-season entertainment and high-quality basketball for those in attendance Tuesday night.
Christmas is now in the rearview mirror, and the high school winter sports season is about to hit full throttle heading into January. Still, teams from Nashua have already treated local supporters to plenty of pre-holiday action.
Winter is here, and cold weather has set in, but at Nashua South High School. athletes and coaches are looking to heat up gymnasiums, rinks and outdoor competing surfaces throughout the Granite State this season.
While two Gate City teams clashed on the gridiron, another Nashua team almost accomplished something no other team has in the last five years and a Cinderella run came to an end on the soccer pitch.
Last season, Nashua High School North head coach Jacqueline Thompson and her players got a taste of the playoffs. This year, they wanted more.
The postseason is fully underway now that the high school football regular season wrapped up last week, and while several Nashua squads have already been eliminated, a handful play on, and a big local football clash has been set for this weekend
With Stellos Stadium still closed, the girls varsity soccer teams from Nashua’s two public high schools had to travel a couple towns over to compete in their first-round playoff game Tuesday night.
The Nashua North High School field hockey team traveled to Manchester Wednesday without a win and they returned without a win, but this season is about so much more than results on the field, said North head coach Kat Previte.