MANCHESTER, N.H. - Woodsville cross country made the trip to Derryfield Park on Saturday for the division championships.

Eighth-grader Totem Larochelle led the Engineers girls, finishing 80th in 27:34.3. Morgan Alling (90th), Emma Thompson (105th), Sophia Clough (108th) and Amelia Townsend (111th) rounded out the scoring five, and Woodsville placed 13th as a team with 316 points.

Larochelle also led the Engineers girls ten days earlier at Profile in Bethlehem, placing 16th as Woodsville finished third as a team.

Junior Iwan Jones ran for the Woodsville boys and placed 95th in 21:29.2.

Hopkinton swept both team titles. Hopkinton’s Madeleine Lane won the girls race in 18:09.5, and Fall Mountain’s Elijah Bodanza won the boys race in 16:43.9.

That wraps up the day for Woodsville High School sports. We’ll see you next time!

NEWMARKET, N.H. - Woodsville boys soccer’s title defense ended Tuesday afternoon against the best team in the bracket. Top-seeded Newmarket beat the 16th-seeded Engineers 4-0 in the first round of the tournament.

A year ago it was Woodsville celebrating. The fifth-seeded Engineers rallied past Epping 2-1 in the final on goals from Ryan Walker and Shawn Walker in the last 15 minutes, the program’s first title since 2005 and its fourth trip to the final in five years. Coach Matt Taylor said that night that “our culture at Woodsville is that it’s never over.”

This fall was a tougher road. Woodsville finishes 4-11-2, with wins over Blue Mountain, Groveton, Pittsburg-Canaan and Colebrook, and it played Profile to a 2-2 draw in the final week of the regular season.

Newmarket was a tall order. The Mules came in having allowed just four goals all season, and they beat Woodsville 2-0 when the teams met on Sept. 3. Newmarket is 15-0-2 and hosts eighth-seeded Moultonborough in the quarterfinals on Friday. Last fall the Mules’ run ended in the semifinals.

Other relevant play on Tuesday, October 27:

Hinsdale 1 at Moultonborough 2 Moultonborough, which tied Woodsville 1-1 on Sept. 1, moves on to face Newmarket.

Wilton-Lyndeborough 0 at Gorham 8 Gorham, which beat Woodsville twice this fall, rolled at home.

Holy Family 1 at Littleton 2 Littleton, which beat Woodsville twice this fall, edged Holy Family.

Sunapee 2 at Lisbon 6 Lisbon, which beat Woodsville 3-0 on Oct. 7, cruised at home.

Profile 2 at Portsmouth Christian 1 Profile, which played Woodsville to a 2-2 draw on Oct. 21, won on the road.

That wraps up the day for Woodsville High School sports. We’ll see you next time!

LITTLETON, N.H. - Woodsville boys soccer closed its regular season with a 1-4 loss at Littleton on Thursday afternoon, one day after battling Profile to a 2-2 draw at home.

Littleton has had the Engineers’ number this fall. The Crusaders also won the first meeting 3-0 in Woodsville on Sept. 23, and they improve to 12-1-3, one of the best records in their division.

Woodsville finishes the regular season 4-10-2. The Engineers found the net in three of their last four games, and their wins came against Blue Mountain (5-0), Groveton (4-0), Pittsburg-Canaan (10-1) and Colebrook (4-3).

It was a busy final week. Woodsville played three games in four days, two against Profile and Thursday’s trip to Littleton.

Other relevant play on Thursday, October 22:

Moultonborough (8-3-4) 1 at Gorham (13-2-1) 1 Gorham, which beat Woodsville twice this fall, was held to a draw at home.

Pittsburg-Canaan (0-16) 0 at Colebrook (4-11) 4 Colebrook, which Woodsville edged 4-3 on Oct. 8, won at home.

Woodsville at Littleton | Thursday, October 22

Woodsville girls soccer closed its regular season with a 1-5 loss at Littleton on Thursday afternoon.

It was a reversal of the teams’ first meeting. Woodsville beat Littleton 1-0 at home on Sept. 23, one of the Engineers’ three wins this fall. Littleton evened the season series with its biggest margin of victory of the season and has won three of its last four games, scoring 12 goals in that stretch. The home team has now won each of the last four meetings between the schools.

The Engineers finish the regular season 3-10-3, with wins over Blue Mountain (3-2), Colebrook (3-2) and Littleton. Woodsville has lost three straight, all this past week: 0-4 at Profile, 0-1 against Profile and Thursday’s game. Littleton improves to 7-5-4.

Other relevant play on Thursday, October 22:

Moultonborough (3-9-3) 1 at Gorham (11-3-2) 2 Gorham, which beat Woodsville 3-0 on Sept. 9 and tied it 1-1 on Sept. 25, won at home.

Pittsburg-Canaan (5-9-2) 2 at Colebrook (1-14) 0 Pittsburg-Canaan, which beat Woodsville 4-1 on Sept. 18, won on the road.

That wraps up the day for Woodsville High School sports. We’ll see you next time!

WOODSVILLE, N.H. - Woodsville boys soccer battled Profile to a 2-2 draw at home Wednesday afternoon, a big swing from the teams’ first meeting a week earlier.

Profile won that one 2-0 in Bethlehem on Oct. 14. This time the Engineers scored twice and earned a share of the result.

Woodsville moves to 4-9-2, while Profile sits at 7-5-4. The Engineers’ wins this fall came against Blue Mountain (5-0), Groveton (4-0), Pittsburg-Canaan (10-1) and Colebrook (4-3).

There is no time to rest. Woodsville visits Littleton on Thursday. Littleton (11-1-3) beat the Engineers 3-0 in Woodsville on Sept. 23 and was held to a 1-1 draw at Lin-Wood on Wednesday.

Woodsville boys soccer is next at Littleton on Thursday, October 22, at 4 p.m.

Other relevant play on Wednesday, October 21:

Littleton (11-1-3) 1 at Lin-Wood (7-6-3) 1 Littleton, Woodsville’s next opponent, was held to a draw on the road.

Groveton (5-10) 1 at Gorham (13-2) 6 Gorham, which beat Woodsville twice this fall, rolled at home.

Woodsville at home vs. Profile | Wednesday, October 21

Woodsville girls soccer fell 0-1 to Profile in the second game of a home doubleheader Wednesday night.

It was a much tighter game than the first meeting, a 0-4 loss at Profile on Oct. 14. Profile improves to 11-2-3 with its fourth straight win and has not allowed a goal in any of those four games.

The Engineers move to 3-9-3 and have lost three of their last four. Woodsville’s wins came against Blue Mountain (3-2), Colebrook (3-2) and Littleton (1-0), and that last one matters this week: Woodsville beat Littleton at home on Sept. 23, and the teams meet again Thursday.

Woodsville girls soccer is next at Littleton on Thursday, October 22, at 4 p.m.

Other relevant play on Wednesday, October 21:

Littleton (6-5-4) 0 at Lin-Wood (8-6-2) 1 Littleton, Woodsville’s next opponent, fell on the road.

Groveton (11-2-2) 2 at Gorham (10-3-2) 0 Groveton, which edged Woodsville 3-2 on Sept. 15, won on the road.

Woodsville at Profile | Wednesday, October 21

Woodsville cross country raced at the division championship meet at Profile in Bethlehem on Wednesday, and the Engineers girls finished third as a team with 65 points. Newmarket won the girls team title with 22 points, and Derryfield was second with 38.

Eighth-grader Totem Larochelle led Woodsville, finishing 16th in 26:51.8. Nevaeh Fellows (20th, 31:44.8), Morgan Alling (21st, 31:53.5), Amelia Townsend (22nd, 32:53.2), Emma Thompson (24th, 35:17.3) and Sophia Clough (25th, 37:28.5) rounded out the Engineers’ runners. Profile eighth-grader Sylvie Brown won the race in 20:08.7.

On the boys side, junior Iwan Jones ran for Woodsville and placed 21st of 44 runners in 20:43.3. Portsmouth Christian won the boys team title, and Profile’s Collin Reeder won the individual race in 17:25.0.

Woodsville cross country is next at White Mountains on Friday, October 23, at 4 p.m.

That wraps up the day for Woodsville High School sports. We’ll see you next time!

BETHLEHEM, N.H. - Woodsville girls soccer made the trip to Profile on Wednesday and fell 0-4.

The Engineers move to 3-7-3, while Profile improves to 9-2-3. Profile is one of the stronger sides in their division, and Woodsville could not find the net on the road.

Woodsville girls soccer is next at Littleton on Friday, October 16, at 4 p.m.

Other relevant play on Wednesday, October 14:

Littleton (5-3-4) 3 at White Mountains (7-3-1) 1 Littleton, Woodsville’s next opponent, won on the road.

Colebrook (1-13) 0 at Lin-Wood (6-6) 4 Lin-Wood blanked Colebrook in their division.

Woodsville at Profile | Wednesday, October 14

Woodsville boys soccer also came up short at Profile on Wednesday, falling 0-2.

The Engineers move to 4-9-1, while Profile improves to 6-5-3. It was a tough doubleheader day in Bethlehem for Woodsville.

Woodsville boys soccer is next at Littleton on Friday, October 16, at 4 p.m.

Other relevant play on Wednesday, October 14:

Littleton (10-0-2) 1 at White Mountains (7-0-5) 1 Unbeaten Littleton, Woodsville’s next opponent, tied on the road.

Colebrook (3-11) 2 at Lin-Wood (4-6-2) 7 Lin-Wood rolled at home in their division.

That wraps up the day for Woodsville High School sports. We’ll see you next time!

WOODSVILLE, N.H. — Woodsville boys soccer won a back-and-forth game at home Thursday, holding off Colebrook 4-3. The Engineers move to 4-8-1 on the season, while Colebrook falls to 2-10.

It was a big bounce-back for Woodsville, which lost 3-0 to Lisbon on Tuesday. The Engineers scored four times and held on in the final minutes to finish off a home sweep of the soccer doubleheader.

Woodsville boys soccer is next on the road at Profile on Wednesday, October 14, at 4:00 p.m.

Other relevant play on Thursday, October 8:

Hopkinton 5 at Sanborn 0 Hopkinton rolled on the road.

Oyster River 1, Pembroke 1 Oyster River and Pembroke played to a tie.

Colebrook at Woodsville | Thursday, October 8

Woodsville girls soccer opened the home doubleheader with a 3-2 win over Colebrook on Thursday. The Engineers move to 3-6-3, while Colebrook falls to 1-11.

The win came two days after a 6-3 home loss to Lisbon, and it gives Woodsville its third win of the season heading into a week off before the next game.

Woodsville girls soccer is next on the road at Profile on Wednesday, October 14, at 4:00 p.m.

That wraps up the day for Woodsville High School sports. We'll see you next time!

WOODSVILLE, N.H. — Woodsville girls soccer put three goals on the board at home Tuesday, but Lisbon scored six and took a 6-3 win. The Engineers move to 2-7-3 on the season.

It was a high-scoring night on the home field. Woodsville kept finding the net, but Lisbon, now 5-3-2, scored twice as many goals to take the opener of the soccer doubleheader.

Woodsville girls soccer is next at home against Colebrook on Thursday, October 8, at 4:00 p.m.

Other relevant play on Tuesday, October 6:

Profile 4 at Colebrook 0 Profile won on the road in their division over Colebrook, Woodsville's next opponent.

Portsmouth Christian 5 at Newmarket 0 Portsmouth Christian rolled on the road in their division.

Lisbon at Woodsville | Tuesday, October 6

Woodsville boys soccer fell 3-0 at home to Lisbon on Tuesday in the second half of the soccer doubleheader. The Engineers move to 3-8-1, while Lisbon improves to 7-1-2.

Lisbon has lost only once all season, and the visitors kept Woodsville off the board. The Engineers get a chance to regroup at home on Thursday.

Woodsville boys soccer is next at home against Colebrook on Thursday, October 8, at 6:00 p.m.

Other relevant play on Tuesday, October 6:

Profile 5 at Colebrook 0 Profile won on the road in their division over Colebrook, Woodsville's next opponent.

That wraps up the day for Woodsville High School sports. We'll see you next time!

WOODSVILLE, N.H. — Woodsville girls soccer earned a home draw Wednesday, tying Moultonborough 1-1. The Engineers move to 2-6-3 and left the Academy at 2-4-4 after a shared result on the home pitch.

It was a gritty home night in their division. Woodsville found a way to stay level and take a point against a familiar league foe.

Woodsville girls soccer is next at home against Lisbon on Tuesday, October 6, at 4:00 p.m.

Other relevant play on Wednesday, September 30:

Holy Family (3-5) 4 at Newmarket (7-2-1) 6 Newmarket edged Holy Family at home in their division.

Moultonborough at Woodsville | Wednesday, September 30

Woodsville boys soccer fell at home Wednesday, dropping a 3-0 result to Moultonborough. The Engineers move to 3-7-1 and left the Academy at 6-1-3 after a tough home night.

It was a hard home open in their division. Moultonborough finished its chances and kept Woodsville from finding a way back.

Woodsville boys soccer is next at home against Colebrook on Thursday, October 8, at 6:00 p.m.

Other relevant play on Wednesday, September 30:

Holy Family (4-5-2) 0 at Newmarket (9-0-1) 4 Newmarket stayed perfect at home in their division.

WOODSVILLE, N.H. — Woodsville girls soccer edged Littleton 1-0 at home on Wednesday. The Engineers found the only goal of the night and closed a clean sheet against a familiar rival.

One goal was enough. Woodsville protected the lead through the final whistle and walked off with the shutout win.

That wraps up the day for Woodsville High School sports. We'll see you next time!

WOODSVILLE, N.H. — Woodsville girls soccer struggled at home Monday, falling 6-0 to Lin-Wood. The Engineers move to 1-5-1 and have now dropped two straight.

It was a difficult afternoon against a Lin-Wood side that controlled the match. Woodsville will look for answers as it tries to turn the season around.

Woodsville vs Lin-Wood | Monday, September 21

Woodsville boys soccer also came up short at home, falling 3-1 to Lin-Wood in the second half of the twin bill.

That wraps up the day for Woodsville High School sports. We'll see you next time!

PITTSBURG, N.H. — Woodsville boys soccer put on a road show Friday, beating Pittsburg 10-1. The Engineers piled on early and kept the pressure going through the final whistle.

A double-digit road win is a loud statement. Woodsville’s attack was sharp from the jump and never let Pittsburg settle in.

That wraps up the day for Woodsville High School sports. We'll see you next time!

Woodsville boys soccer rolled on the road Saturday in Wells River. The Engineers beat Blue Mountain 5-0 and moved to 1-3-1, while the Bucks fell to 0-4. Blue Mountain’s halves posted 0-0; Woodsville’s period splits were blank with a 5 in the final.

Woodsville at Blue Mountain | September 12, 2026

Girls soccer also won in Wells River. Woodsville edged Blue Mountain 3-2 and moved to 1-3-1, while the Bucks fell to 1-4. Woodsville’s halves posted 1-2; Blue Mountain’s halves posted 1-1.

That wraps up the day for Woodsville sports. We’ll see you next time!