This week the NH State Divisional Championships provided many fantastic performances but a couple stand above the rest and are
Congrats to all on a phenomenal day for New Hampshire Cross Country!! Another post for you numbers people out there!!!
PICS Interviews Girls By Amy Sanborn Lancer Timing’s Results As we arrived at Derryfield Park on Saturday morning it was
PICS – Soon INTERVIEWS! On a day which sees a myriad of weather conditions, 2023 NHIAA Divisional State Championships greeted
PICS Soon! INTERVIEWS! Lancer Timing Girls Results While the weather was a topic of conversation, both the temperature and the
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Derryfield Park will once again be the center of the New Hampshire Cross Country universe when the NHIAA conducts the
CHAMPIONS!: ”The opportunity to win a major championship comes along only two or three times a year, while the opportunity
This week, a couple youngins garner our attention as HOKA Athletes of the Week. Congratulations to both Olivia Richard of
In spite of Mother Nature making it a purely soggy and muddy affair, Granite State Middle Schoolers competed with heart
In spite of Mother Nature making it a purely soggy and muddy affair, Granite State Middle Schoolers competed with heart
By Ian French The JV state meet marks the start of the playoffs of the New Hampshire cross country world.
8:00am D1 schools arrive (Buses drop off and then park at Plymouth Elementary school)
9:00 Field Events start
10:30 Running Events start
1:15ish D1 meet ends
1:15-2:15 D1 buses pick up teams in the circle
3:15pm D2 schools arrive (Do not arrive early. Buses drop off and then park at Plymouth Elementary school)
4:15 Field Events start
5:45 Running Events start
8:30ish D2 meet ends
8:30 D2 buses pick up teams in the circle
A gap has been included between sessions in case of a delay of some kind during the D1 meet. Incoming / Outgoing Buses can NOT be allowed to overlap like last year.