VanDeventer Named Top Coach, 6 Players Earn All-State
Updated on 11/14/2025
NASHUA, N.H. — Following the conclusion of the 2025 season, members of the state-championship winning boys soccer team were honored with individual accolades by the New Hampshire Soccer Coaches Association (NHSCA).In addition to the Cardinal players, Tyler VanDeventer was recognized by his peers as the 2025 Division I Coach of the Year after guiding BG to its best season in two decades. For finishing third in the regular-season standings and posting a 16-4 overall record en route to the program’s fifth state title — and first in 21 years — VanDeventer was honored as the state’s top manager.Three players earned spots on the Granite State first team. The trio of seniors earning the top all-state honors were goalkeeper Beau Boughter, midfielder Andrew Klyop and defender Liam Ireland.Three others earned second-team honors with junior defender James Guidry, junior forward Ryan Neary and senior midfielder Trenton Cormier all recognized for their strong play and contributions to Bishop Guerti
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Six Cardinals Earn All-State Honors
Posted on 11/14/2025
NASHUA, N.H. — Six members of the Bishop Guertin girls soccer team were honored by the New Hampshire Soccer Coaches Association (NHSCA) with selections to various all-state teams for the 2025 season.Junior midfielder Zoe Horton-Sousa led the way for the Cardinals, earning a spot on the Division I All-State First Team for her standout play this fall.Five additional Cardinals received Honorable Mention All-State recognition:Olivia Baker ’26, goalkeeperPaige Gabriel ’28, defenderHadley Comeau ’26, defenderEmerson Brown ’27, midfielderKareena Sondhi ’28, forwardAfter helping backstop BG to the state semifinals, Baker was selected as one of two goalkeepers on the NHIAA All-Tournament Team, while Comeau also earned All-Tournament distinction for her strong work anchoring the defense.Horton-Sousa was further recognized on the 2025 NHSCA Girls All-State Team, an honor reserved for the Top 11 players statewide across all four divisions, as selected by United Soccer Coac
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Caitlin Harrington ’27 Earns 2025 NHVCA First-Team Honors
Posted on 11/12/2025
NASHUA, N.H. — Bishop Guertin’s Caitlin Harrington ’27 has been named to the 2025 New Hampshire Volleyball Coaches Association (NHVCA) First Team All-State, the organization announced Tuesday, Nov. 11.Harrington was the only junior from across the Granite State to earn First Team distinction this season, capping off a remarkable campaign for the Cardinals. Appearing in all 69 sets this fall, she totaled 310 kills, 53 service aces, and 214 digs; a well-rounded performance that showcased her versatility and consistency.In BG’s final match of the season, Harrington joined elite company by surpassing the 500-career kill milestone, finishing her junior year with 505. Her standout play helped lead the Cardinals to a 16-4 record and a third-place finish in the Division I regular-season standings. Division I All State TeamPlayer of the Year: Roe Beland, PortsmouthCoach of the Year: Jason Lewis, AlvirneJV Coach of the Year: Mike McDonnell, Exeter First TeamBishop Guertin - C
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Boys Soccer Wins ’25 State Title in Double-OT Thriller
Updated on 11/12/2025
MANCHESTER, N.H. — There’s no doubt sophomore Nick Chartier scored the biggest goal of the 2025 season for the Bishop Guertin boys soccer team on Saturday night (Nov. 7) at Manchester Memorial’s Chabot McDonough Field.The only question now might be: Was it the biggest goal in program history?Chartier was in the right place at the right time during stoppage time of the second overtime in the Division I State Championship, pouncing on a loose rebound and blasting it into the top corner of the net to secure the title.The golden goal delivered Bishop Guertin its fifth state championship — and first since 2004 — ending a two-decade drought in dramatic fashion.The drought-ending moment came at the expense of cross-town rival Nashua South, the tournament’s No. 1 seed. The Panthers had survived a pair of 2-1 playoff victories over Exeter and Windham, only to fall short against the Cardinals in another one-goal thriller.For BG, the championship capped off a remarkable turnaround. Just two
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Fischer ’28 Captures Division I XC State Title
Posted on 10/28/2025
Girls ResultsBoys ResultsManchester, N.H. — Bishop Guertin High School sophomore Ethan Fischer ’28 captured the Division I State Championship crown Saturday morning at Derryfield Park. Fischer completed the challenging 5K course in 16:01.76, finishing nearly 13 seconds ahead of the runner-up.With the victory, Fischer becomes the fifth member of the Bishop Guertin boys cross country program to win an individual state title — all since 2006 — continuing the program’s proud tradition of excellence.The BG boys finished the day with 179 points, claiming sixth place and earning one of the eight qualifying spots at the Meet of Champions.The girls team will also be moving on to the MoC as they finished fourth with 152 points, led by freshman Zoe Coler's fifth-place finish in 20:07.67.BG Boys State Champions2006 Anthony Merra2009 Francis Hernandez2010 Jeff LaCoste2022 Matthew Giardina2023 Matthew Giardina2025 Ethan FischerThe 2025 NHIAA Cross Country Meet of Champions is Saturday, Nov. 1 at the
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2025 Fall Sports Awards: November 18
Updated on 10/28/2025
We invite you to join us on Tuesday, November 18 in the Collignon Gymnasium for our annual Spring Sports Awards. You've cheered on Cardinals all fall and this is your chance to celebrate their accomplishments one more time. The awards ceremony celebrating the seasons of our spring varsity teams will begin at 6 p.m. in the gymnasium. We look forward to seeing you there. Prior to the ceremony, the BG Athletics Department will host a collegiate signing event for all students who have committed to play at the next level. The signings will begin at 4:30 p.m. in the gym, with students and family members invited to take photos in front of the BG backdrop while wearing their collegiate apparel. To select a time to take your photos, please visit and submit this Google Form. We kindly ask that all participants be prepared when it is their turn to ensure that all students and families have the opportunity to participate and we stay on schedule. 2025
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Girls Soccer Earns Pinnacle Award for 2024 Season
Posted on 10/17/2025
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Bishop Guertin girls soccer program was one of just 63 high school programs nationwide recognized with the United Soccer Coaches (USC) Team Pinnacle Award for the 2024–25 academic year.The Team Pinnacle Award honors programs that exemplify excellence in fair play, academics, and athletic performance.To qualify, teams must have earned one of the USC’s High School or College Team Ethics and Sportsmanship Awards (Platinum, Gold, Silver, or Bronze), received the Team Academic Award, and achieved a winning percentage of .750 or higher during the season.The Cardinals had an outstanding 2024 campaign, finishing the regular season as the No. 1 seed in the state playoffs. In addition to their success on the field, the team excelled in the classroom and demonstrated exceptional sportsmanship, earning the USC Team Ethics and Sportsmanship Silver Award in January for completing the season accumulating minimal cards.Bishop Guertin is the lone high school program from New
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BG Inducts Class of 2025 into Athletics Hall of Fame
Posted on 10/04/2025
NASHUA, N.H. — Bishop Guertin High School inducted eight individuals and two teams into its Athletics Hall of Fame on Friday, Oct. 3 at The Event Center at the Courtyard by Marriott. The group consisted of some of the best players, coaches and administrators in Cardinals history. The Class of 2025 is the sixth class of inductees, joining the honorees from 1998, 2001, 2009, 2010 and 2017. Including this year’s group, the BG Hall of Fame now includes 52 individuals and two teams of distinction. The 1970 football team and the 1992 girls soccer teams fittingly became the first groups inducted into the BG Hall of Fame as they represent the first-ever championship in school history as well as the first girls title. This year’s class embodies the spirit, dedication, and success of BG athletics over the course of six decades. This year’s inductees are: 1970 Football Team 1992 Girls Soccer Team Bill Dod (Administration, Coaching)James Dobens ’73 (B
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Join Us for the 2025 Athletic Hall of Fame Dinner and Ceremony
Updated on 09/29/2025
Friday, October, 3 | The Event Center — Courtyard by Marriott | Nashua, NHCocktail Hour: 6:00 PM | Dinner: 7:00 PM | Ceremony: 8:00 PMThe 2025 Class:1970 Football Team1992 Girls Soccer TeamBill DodJames Dobens '73Tony Johnson '77Christopher Prince '88Amy Pietrusewicz '94Geoffrey Nickerson '96Anne Coulter '02Tracy Martin '09Tickets are $60 and a Table (8) is $450To buy a ticket to the event, CLICK HERE. Due to the events of late September, we have moved the location of this year's event to The Event Center at the Nashua Courtyard by Marriott. Thank you for your understanding.
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Boys Lacrosse Earns 5 All-America Honors
Updated on 06/24/2025
NASHUA, N.H. — Fresh off their fifth consecutive state title, several members of the Bishop Guertin Boys Lacrosse team have earned prestigious individual accolades for their excellence both on the field and in the classroom in 2025.Juniors Camden Hayden and Owen King, along with seniors Michael Ponto and Paulo Vazquez were named to the 2025 USA Lacrosse All-America Team for their outstanding play on the field this spring in leading the Cardinals to yet another New Hampshire Division I State Championship. Only eight players from the entire Granite State earned All-America recognition with BG garnering half the total. Ponto and Vanquez will continue their playing careers in college next year. Ponto is attending Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, while Vasquez is headed to play at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC). Additionally, senior defender Noah Guarrera was tabbed as one of just eight New Hampshire lacrosse student-athletes on the boys’ side to earn A
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