New Hampshire High School Sports News

Winnacunnet High School wrestling coach Bob Benincasa is not a fan of wasting time.

PLAYERS WANTED: The New Hampshire Grizzlies have a few select openings left on 2010 teams.

Windham High School's wrestling team is wasting no time jumping into the fire. Despite a squad of 15 freshmen and five sophomores, none of whom have significant experience on the youth level, the Jaguars face a Division 2 schedule of 10 varsity meets mixed in with some JV meets and tournaments.

Marlborough High graduate Bobby Butler has had plenty to celebrate this season at the University of New Hampshire, With two goals and an assist in Saturday's 5-4 victory over Merrimack, University of New Hampshire senior cocaptain Bobby Butler of Marlborough extended his scoring streak to seven games for the Wildcats.

A former Pittsburg teacher was arraigned on Monday, Nov. 30, on the charge of aggravated felonious sexual assault.

BY MATT BUTCHER Brewster girls' soccer coach WOLFEBORO - The Brewster Academy's girls' soccer team earned its third New England title in six years on Sunday, Nov.

Durham's Tony Gass scored the final goal for the Johns Hopkins University men's soccer team in a shootout to help the Blue Jays advance to the round of 16 in the NCAA tournament with a 1-0 win over Salisbury.

Three girls from Metro Moncton helped the Brewster Academy girls soccer team win the New England Preparatory School Athletic Council class C title on the weekend.

KISSES to Officer Wasouff for the extra TLC when assisting the gentleman in need on Saturday .

After four seasons of Super Bowl success at Longmeadow High School, Alex Scyocurka is now chasing a prep championship with Phillips Academy of Exeter, N.H. Exeter goes for it today against Hotchkiss School of Lakeville, Conn., in the New England Class A title game.

Epping High School's volleyball team received the highest accolades at Wednesday night's fall sports banquet, which was held in the school cafeteria.

Wade Mondoux of North Berwick, Maine, and Noble High School, had a game-high 10 tackles, including eight solo, as the Maine Maritime Academy football team defeated Curry, 48-42, to capture the New England Football Conference championship and qualify for the NCAA Division III playoffs for the first time.

Exeter High School's Josh Vlasich, Natalie Vance and Chelsea Owens, and Winnacunnet's Ryan Dunn and Amanda Flint were selected by the New Hampshire Soccer Coaches Association to compete in next summer's Lions Twin State Soccer Cup matches against Vermont.

Now I dona t want to compare myself to Nostradamus, but I will have to give myself a nice pat on the back for ability to see into the future.

The new Gilford Youth Center by the Community Church on Potter Hill Road is finally up and running, a mark in time residents of the town acknowledged last Saturday morning as they gathered at the GYC with Gov.

With the final goal scored, the final serve made, the final putt completed and the final run over, athletes, parents, coaches and fans at Prospect Mountain had nothing left to do but honor the accomplishments.

Stealing a line from Dr. Seuss ... "Left foot, right foot, feet, feet, feet." There were a lot of feet last weekend at the Class L soccer girls and boys soccer championships at Southern New Hampshire University.

Alton's Jack LaFreniere scored both goals to lead the Saint Joseph's College men's soccer team to its first GNAC championship with a 2-1 win over Emerson.

From being cut in the "Barbecue Capital of the World" to First-Team All-State ... it's been quite a hike for Epping High School volleyball libero Erika Grimshaw.

Prospect Mountain's Eric Aldrich, left, gets a head on the ball in front of Hopkinton's Brandon Mansfield during the Class M schoolboy soccer semifinal contest at Merrimack Valley High School Thursday.