AMHERST – It’s playoff time and the Souhegan High School field hockey team put itself in a familiar place after a familiar result. After getting a first-round bye, the No. 2 Sabers opened the Division II tournament last Saturday by taking an early lead and pouring it on late, beating No. ...
AMHERST – The stakes were high in last Friday night’s football game between the Souhegan Sabers and Pelham Pythons. Each team came into the night tied for first in the Division II Western Conference at 7-0, and both have made easy work of their schedules to this point, practically sealing ...
A week after winning their closest game of the season, Souhegan scored on their first six drives and routed Hollis Brookline, 49-0. The Sabers did the majority of their scoring in the first quarter, finding the end zone four times. Lead running back J.J. Bright put the Sabers on the board ...
Souhegan is seeded No. 2 in the Division II field hockey tournament and the Sabers (13-0-1) will wait until Saturday to take on the winner of No. 7 Merrimack Valley (9-5) and No. 10 Oyster River (7-6-1) in the quarterfinals. They’re looking for their first title since 2007 when they beat ...
Former Milford High School Athletic Director Marc Maurais was presented with an award at halftime of Friday night’s game from the Registered Athletic Administrators. Maurais served as Milford’s AD from 1992 through this summer.
AMHERST – They didn’t want to stop playing, thinking it was a tournament game. Souhegan High School coach Kelli Braley had to literally tell her players at the end of last Tuesday’s 1-1 overtime tie with fellow Division II unbeaten John Stark that yes, the game was over and they should ...