New Hampshire

Much like Concord in D1, No, 1 Berlin/Gorham (16-1-2) was unmatched all season. The Mountaineers lost their season opener, then rattled off an 18-game unbeaten streak that included a 3-2 OT win against defending champ John Stark/Hopkinton in the semifinal. Sophomore defenseman Ben Estrella (first ...

No. 1 Keene (14-3-2) played possibly its two toughest games of the season, both against Lebanon/Stevens/Mount Royal, to close the regular season and to begin its tourney journey. After stunning Keene in the regular-season finale, LSMR took the Blackbirds to OT before bowing out in ...

While the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA) has yet to decide how, or if, it will recognize champions after cancelling Championship Weekend due to the coronavirus, we’ll go with what we know. No. 1 Concord (19-1-0) opened the season on an 11-game winning streak ...

No. 1 Berlin/Gorham avoided an upset by No. 4 John Stark/Hopkinton, prevailing in OT; and No. 6 Kennett continued its post-season surge as it flattened No. 7 ConVal/Conant, 8-0, in Wednesday night’s semifinal games at Plymouth State University. Berlin/Gorham and Kennett meet for the title ...

No. 1 Keene, the 2018 champion, eliminated No. 4 Oyster River, 4-1; and No. 3 St. Thomas Aquinas, the defending champion, stopped No. 2 Merrimack, 4-2, in Wednesday night’s semifinals at Everett Arena to advance to Saturday’s title game at SNHU Arena (10:00 am.). No. ...

No. 1 Concord and No. 2 Bedford, the defending champion, will meet for the 2020 NHIAA championship at SNHU Arena Saturday at 5 p.m. following their semifinal victories at JFK Arena Wednesday night. No. 1 Concord 6, No. 4 Trinity 1 The Crimson Tide controlled ...

No. 4 John Stark/Hopkinton 4, No. 5 Kearsage/Plymouth 2 In Henniker, it took the General Hawks awhile to find their bearing before converting a pair of power play goals by Benny Madden and Brett Patnode. Tyler Scordo’s goal at 12:13 of the second period gave ...

No. 2 Merrimack 5, No. 7 Dover 3 In Manchester, a wild first period left the teams tied, 3-3. Things settled down from there and it remained deadlocked until the Tomahawks’ Evan Roy (2 goals) broke the tie with 6:25 left in regulation, assisted by ...

QUARTERFINALS No. 2 Bedford 5, No. 7 Windham 2 In Manchester, the defending champion Bulldogs unleashed a five-goal barrage in the second period to subdue the Jaguars. Will Scott got them on the board at 1:18 and Cam Wasylak (assist) doubled the margin at 7:55. ...