New Hampshire

The Cardigan Mountain School, located in Canaan, NH, offers one of the premier pre-prep hockey programs around. Recently announced new head coach Cam McCusker, is an alum, having graduated from the school in 2010. McCusker also played in the prep ranks at St. Paul's School, and collegiately at Wesleyan.

Another of 2020’s declared co-champions, No. 1 Berlin/Gorham (14-2-1) swept through the post-season, highlighted by a 5-3 semifinal win agaginst a skilled Lebanon/Stevens/Mount Royal against which it went 1-2-1 in the regular season. A 6-2 quarterfinal win against Kearsarge/Plymouth and 5-1 title game decision of ...

No. 1 Dover’s (14-1-0) dash to the program’s seventh State Title almost seemed pre-determined. Aside from splitting a pair of one-goal games with Oyster River in the season’s second week, the Green Wave wasn’t threatened again until a 2-1 semifinal win against OR  and their ...

No. 1 Concord (16-2-0) would not be denied. This season, in spite of a two-week COVID-related hiatus after playing just six games, the Crimson Tide’s sole goal was to accomplish what they couldn’t last year when the NHIAA cancelled Championship Weekend and declared them co-champions ...

Here are the New Hampshire Boys All-State teams as voted by the coaches: Division One FIRST TEAM – Brooks Craigue, so., F, Concord; Ryan Pappalardo, sr., F, Salem; Owen Roberto, sr., F, Bedford; Ryan Philbrick, jr. D, Concord; Sam Cronin, sr. D, Bishop Guertin; Spencer ...

A three-goal outburst in just over two minutes early in the second period propelled Bishop Guertin to its first-ever New Hampshire girls state championship, a 6-1 win over St. ThomasWinnacunnet/Dover Saturday. Both teams came into the game unbeaten and untied. The Cardinals ended up a ...

Make that an even dozen and counting. Berlin/Gorham (14-2-1), buzzing from the start, captured its 12th State Title and third as a member of NHIAA Division 3 as it skated away from Hollis-Brookline/Derryfield, 5-1, Saturday night at Everett Arena in Concord. Coach Mike Poulin said ...

From the moment the first puck dropped at the first practice of the season, the goal was clear for the Concord High boys hockey team: Win the NHIAA Division One State Championship on the ice after having been denied that opportunity a season ago at ...

With 45 minutes of intense play already logged, the overtime approach was simple – shoot for the quickest finish possible before legs grew heavier and reactions slowed by the shift. Dover’s Ceppetelli cousins were more than happy to oblige. Junior Dante Ceppetelli’s goal at 2:30 ...