Link to the high school sports schedules:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1VKgb_3OXheGNX5bZXcc363m4q5Twpcbs?usp=sharing
More schedules will be added as we get them.
Check the high school events calendar for updates as the season progresses:
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Football Playoffs
The Newport Tigers finished the regular season as the fifth seed with a 5-3 record and will travel Saturday, November 9 to Gilford to face the fourth-seeded Golden Eagles in the quarterfinals of the Division III football playoffs at 1:00 PM.
High School Fall Sports Awards Night
Wednesday, November 20, 5:00 - 6:30, NHS Cafeteria
Potluck
Football - Main Dish/Side Dish
Girls Soccer - Main Dish/Side Dish
Spirit - Main Dish/Side Dish
Golf/Bass Fishing - Drinks
Cross Country - Plates Napkins Cups
Boys Soccer - Desserts
Field Hockey - Desserts
Saturday's varsity football home game against Gilford will now kick off at 1:00 PM instead of 2:00 PM.
The National Honor Society and the National Technical Honor Society will host a breakfast followed by a ceremony to thank veterans for their service at 9:00 AM on Friday, November 8. Local veterans and their families are invited to attend.
The JV football game on Tuesday, October 29 at home is canceled.
Varsity Field Hockey: Division III Preliminary Round
No. 9 Newport 1, No. 8 St. Thomas 0, OT
Ninth-seeded Newport got a goal in overtime from Maddox Lovely to outlast eighth-seeded St. Thomas 1-0 October 24 in overtime. The game was tense throughout with the Tigers controlling large portions of the game in both penalty corners and shots on goal. Bree Robertson posted the shutout making a couple key saves in the fourth quarter and in overtime. The Tigers got the game winner in the latter stages of the extra session as Taylor Fellows and Lovely worked a nifty give-and-go with Lovely converting a feed from Fellows. Newport will now play at top-seeded Gilford October 27 in the quarterfinals at 2:00 p.m.
The varsity football game at Somersworth on Friday, October 25 will have a kickoff of 7:30 p.m.
Varsity Field Hockey Playoff Game
The ninth-seeded Newport Tigers will travel to Dover to face the eighth-seeded St. Thomas Saints Thursday October 24 at 4:30 in the preliminary round of the NHIAA Division III Tournament.
Today's JV football game at Kearsarge has been canceled. Kearsarge does not have enough healthy players.
High School Sports Recaps
Tuesday, October 15
Varsity Girls Soccer: Inter-Lakes 1, Newport 0
The Tigers lost a well-played game at Inter-Lakes 1-0 October 15. The game was tied 0-0 at the half before the Lakers managed the game-winner in the second half. Glory Parker was outstanding in goal for Newport with outstanding defensive support from Jesenya Santana.
Varsity Field Hockey: Hopkinton 4, Newport 2
Newport dominated possession and shots with many opportunities to score, but fell at Hopkinton 4-2 October 15. Maddox Lovely answered Hopkinton goals to tie the game 2-2 in the second half, but the Hawks came out on top. Taylor Fellows was strong at midfield while Hanna Fellows and Jazmyn McNamara also played well.
Thursday, October 17
Varsity Golf: Tigers compete at Division IV golf championship
Carter White and Zach Meyette represented the Tigers at the Division IV golf state finals October 17 at Keene Country Club. Both had strong rounds, but did not make the cut for Saturday’s Division III individual championship. Mascenic was the state champion in the team competition, while Gorham was runner-up.
Varsity Field Hockey: Newport 8, Monadnock 0
It was a successful Senior Day for the Tigers as nine seniors played their final game and got a big win over Monadnock 8-0 October 17 at Veterans Field. Senior Maddox Lovely scored a pair of goals, while fellow seniors Erica Sayer, Peyton Blackinton, Jasmyne Lee and Taylor Fellows also scored. Senior Jazmyn McNamara was solid in the middle, while senior Natasha Carpenter was strong on her free hits. Senior goalie Bree Robertson posted another shutout with defensive help from senior Katy Janicke. Newport will most likely play on the road October 24 in the preliminary round of the Division III tournament.
The start time for today's JV football game has been pushed back to 5:15 PM because Fall Mountain doesn't have a bus available for the normal departure time.
High School Sports Recaps
Friday, October 11
Varsity Football: Newport 34, Fall Mountain 0
Newport improved to 4-1 in Division III with a victory over Fall Mountain 34-0 October 11 at Hubbard Field. The Tigers rolled out to a 22-0 halftime lead over the Wildcats and cruised in the second half. Newport scored in the first half on a Tyson DiPaola 17-yard run, Amelio Urista four-yard run and an Aaron Fellows to Aidan Couitt 23-yard scoring toss. DiPaola caught the conversion pass after his score and Fellows called his own number to convert after the Urista touchdown. Newport put the game away in the third quarter as Wesley Wheeler and Fellows both scored on one-yard runs.
Varsity Cross Country: Newport Places at CVC Finals
The Newport boys finished in fifth place at the CVC Finals October 11 at the Cheshire Fairgrounds. Hanover was the winner edging Keene for the title. Michael Bohn ran a personal best time of 18:48 to lead the Tigers in thirty-fifth place. He was followed by Bryce Palmer in fiftieth, John Wilkinson in fifty-fourth, Max Huot in sixty-fifth, Kellan Zullo in sixty-ninth, Bentley Waterman in seventy-second and Lukas Pitta seventy-third.
If you can't make the game at Fall Mountain tonight:
They LiveStream their games.
www.fallmountainathletics.org
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Wednesday's (10/9) varsity field hockey at home against Kearsarge has been rescheduled to tomorrow, Tuesday 10/8 at 4:00. There are no officials available on Wednesday.
High School Sports Recaps
Thursday, October 3
Varsity Girls Soccer: Kearsarge 6, Newport 0
Kearsarge beat the visiting Newport Tigers 6-0 October 3 in Division III girls soccer. The Tigers played hard, but had trouble putting any offense together against the Cougars. Skylar Nelson had a solid game for Newport at wing and forward, while Bella Medbery worked hard up front and Lela Trott was strong on defense in front of goalie Glory Parker.
JV Boys Soccer: Newport 5, Franklin 3
Newport picked up a big win at Franklin 5-3 Oct0ber 3. The Tigers jumped out to a 4-0 lead over the Golden Tornadoes before holding them off for the victory. Newport possessed the ball for long periods of time in Franklin territory. Carson Almstrom led Newport with a hat trick while John Wilkinson added a pair of goals. Owen Beard, Bryce Palmer, Wilkinson and Almstrom all had assists. Jayden Godwin made ten saves in goal for Newport to pick up the win.
High School and Middle School Sports Photos
Tanya Perry Photography will once again take athletic photos on Tuesday, October 8. Please make sure your student/athlete bring their uniform for photos. When the photos are ready for order the links for individual teams will be available to order photos online. The links will be available on Final Forms and on the school website.
Here is the schedule:
2:15 pm - JV Boys Soccer
2:30 pm - Varsity Field Hockey
2:45 pm - Varsity Football
3:15 pm - MS Field Hockey
3:30 pm - MS Soccer
3:45 pm - Varsity Spirit
4:00 pm - Varsity Girls Soccer
4:15 pm - Varsity Bass Fishing
4:30 pm - Varsity Cross Country
We will do golf photos on an alternate date as golf is leaving at 1:30 p.m. for an away match.
High School Sports Recaps
Tuesday, October 1
Varsity Girls Soccer: Newport 7, Hinsdale 0
Newport blew up a tight game in the first half scoring six second half goals in a huge win over Hinsdale 7-0 October 1 at Sichol Field. Torrence Williams and Cassie Sanborn scored two goals each to lead the Tigers while Makayla Cossingham, Abby Tenney and Bella Medbery added single tallies. Lela Trott had three assists, while Sanborn had two, Cossingham one and Medbery one. Glory Parker posted a clean sheet in goal with six saves. The trio of Cheyenne Hannum, Arianna Williams and Callie Dixon were strong on the defensive end.
Varsity Field Hockey: Newport 2, St. Thomas 2
Newport left Dover after a well-played tie at St. Thomas 2-2 October 1. Taylor Fellows and Hanna Fellows scored goals for the Tigers. The Saints tied the game in the last few seconds and sent it into overtime. Neither team could hit the back of the cage in the extra session and the game ended in a tie. Zoey Lord had a strong game for the Tigers.
Spirit practice Monday, September 30 has been canceled.
Today's (9/26) varsity field hockey game has been postponed and will be rescheduled.