As both a field hockey and basketball player for Oyster River High School, I have had the opportunity to travel to many different schools in the state for away games. While visiting these schools I’ve experienced many memorable things. Since my time exploring other schools is coming to an end, I’ve decided to break down... Continue Reading →
The girls’ lacrosse team hasn’t seen consistency in their program in the last four years, but with a strong group of returning players and a new head coach, could the group come together for a deep playoff run this year? Last year the Bobcats’ season came to an end in the quarterfinal round against a... Continue Reading →
Ping Pong, Table Tennis, a.k.a.: Iron Sharpens Iron (I.S.I). If you ever find yourself walking through the halls after school, you might be able to hear multiple rival paddles battling in intense matches in the cafeteria, otherwise known as “the Bistro.” Students and staff meet in the Bistro weekly to compete in table tennis matches.... Continue Reading →
The Oyster River Bobcats Unified Basketball team come down the court, the final 10 seconds tick down on the clock. The team has one final possession to score, the ball is passed to Mariana McCormick, but as it soars through the air it becomes clear that the pass is not on target. The ball reaches... Continue Reading →
NHFHCA Offensive Player of the Year After starting her high school field hockey career as a defender at Oyster River High School (ORHS) and only having played two seasons on offense, the New Hampshire Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) has named Rowynn Pickering (‘26) Division 2 Offensive Player of the Year. One of the best... Continue Reading →
How do I play sports in college? This is a question that I faced when I first got started on my recruitment journey. I spent many nights sitting at the computer with my mom, sending emails and creating profiles on various recruiting websites. In the end it all paid off, as I have now verbally... Continue Reading →
Four rows of bleachers filled with fans dressed in blue, illuminated by the bright lights on the turf. This was the scene of the girls home opener on September 3rd as they took on Milford. The Bobcats have started the season strong, now 4-1-1. They tied ConVal 1-1, defeated Milford at home in front of a... Continue Reading →
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