Jay Pinsonnault

6 days ago | fosters.com | Jay Pinsonnault

The midway point of the high school baseball season has passed, and Seacoast teams are moving toward the home stretch and state tournaments in New Hampshire and Maine. In total, 38 Seacoast players were highlighted as players to watch in the preseason. Here are 22 players who have taken advantage of their opportunities and perhaps performed even better than expected:Will Angers, Dover High School, senior, shortstopAngers is batting .375 for the Green Wave with an on-base percentage of .429.

6 days ago | fosters.com | Jay Pinsonnault

HAMPTON - The Exeter High School softball team entered Thursday's Division I game at Winnacunnet having scored just one run in its previous two games. Nothing like a rivalry game to get the bats going. More: Division I baseball: Exeter's Battles 'awesome' in bounce-back start vs. rival WinnacunnetThe Blue Hawks belted out 12 hits, scored five runs in the second inning, one in the third, and three more in the fourth en route to a 9-5 win over the Warriors.

2 weeks ago | seacoastonline.com | Jay Pinsonnault

DOVER - Jackson Estes scored 12 goals and also had three assists as the St. Thomas Aquinas boys lacrosse team beat Merrimack Valley, 19-4 on Friday in a Division II contest. "(Estes) was unstoppable tonight," St. Thomas Aquinas head coach. "He completely took over the game from start to finish, proving once again why he’s the top senior in the state.

3 weeks ago | seacoastonline.com | Jay Pinsonnault

There are 135 runners from Seacoast New Hampshire and southern York County, Maine, scheduled to compete in the 129th running of the Boston Marathon on Monday, April 21. From the youngest Seacoast runner, Cooper Miller, 18, of Greenland, to the oldest, Thomas Adler, 74, of Kennebunkport, these runners are part of the more than 30,000 in the 2025 field expected to make the 26.2-mile trek from Hopkinton to Copley Square.

3 weeks ago | seacoastonline.com | Jay Pinsonnault

Erin McBride, a brain tumor survivor, will run the Boston Marathon to celebrate life and thank the Mass General Hospital team that saved her. McBride’s brain tumor was partially removed while she was pregnant, and she gave birth to a healthy child months later. McBride has surpassed her fundraising goal of $7,500 for Mass General's neuro-oncology floor. STRATHAM — Erin McBride is going to celebrate life on Monday when she crosses off a "bucket list" event by running the Boston Marathon.