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The New Hampshire Athletics Association (NHIAA) has approved two proposals relative to the formation of a cooperative girls’ ice hockey team between Nashua High School North, Nashua South, and Souhegan High School.
As the winter sports season creeps forward, and January turns to February, teams and athletes from the Gate City are beginning to come into form, and the race to the postseason begins to tighten. Here’s a look at some of the action from the last week.
After much interest from the community, Nashua could see a girls’ ice hockey team for the 2025-2026 winter season.
It wasn’t easy, but the Purple Panthers exhibited persistency and grit in squeaking out a road win in the final second of play.
It may have been the Bedford High School girls volleyball team’s strongest challenge in the last five years and it came in the battle for the Bulldogs’ 100th-consecutive victory.
The Nashua North boys soccer team saw its tournament run come to an end with a heartbreaking 1-0 loss to Keene High in the Division I quarterfinals, Saturday afternoon at Scripture Field.
According to the school district’s athletic director Lisa Gingras, the decision to close was a collaborative decision between herself, the superintendent of Parks and Recreation, and the athletic director at Bishop Guertin. After noticing that the field was deteriorating, they had an inspector from Firefly Sports Testing inspect the field last week.
Ed Lecius representing the Nashua Lions served as emcee and presenter of the awards. The Hall of Fame ceremony acknowledged the careers and countless hours spent by the three inductees at Holman.
Nashua South senior and varsity girls lacrosse midfielder Ella Benzekri reached a major milestone. She scored her 200th goal during Wednesday’s game against Souhegan High School in Amherst.
MANCHESTER, NH – Following a tough-luck loss in the regular-season opener and a shorthanded setback to arguably the top team