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EXETER — Maddi O’Hare made run after run down the right sideline of Exeter’s Bill Ball Stadium, juking around the same defenders time after time — just trying to make something happen.

EXETER — Maddi O’Hare made run after run down the right sideline of Exeter’s Bill Ball Stadium, juking around the same defenders time after time — just trying to make something happen.

BEDFORD – Playing in its seventh championship game in eight years, Windham not only emphatically wrapped up another dominant field hockey season but also showed off the qualities that have turned the Jaguars into the state’s dynasty.

Windham's field hockey team had an impressive 3-0 win over Dover to advance to the Division 1 semifinals next Tuesday against Bishop Guertin, which upset Winnacunnet. Ryane Farrell, Livi Manchester and Cam Livingstone scored for the Jaguars (14-1). 

Livi Manchester and Maddie O’Hare each scored two goals and the Windham defense didn't allow a shot on goal in a 4-0 field hockey win over Manchester Central. 

The Londonderry field hockey team was undefeates, but two second-half goals from Livi Manchester propelled one-loss Windham to a 2-1 win. The Jags (6-1) trailed 1-0 at the half of what could be a deep playoff preview.

Kenzie Suech scored the only goal of the game as Windham's field hockey team subdues a strong Concord club, 1-0. 

Mari Shea's first-half penalty stroke stood up as Pinkerton (6-0) beat Windham (now 4-1) in a battle of unbeatens. Pinkerton's Khaliyah Ellis stopped seven shots in the 1-0 shutout while Lily Auger and Kate Bennett shined on defense.

Livi Manchester scored in the first half and that was all the Windham field hockey team needed to stay unbeaten (4-0), beating Winnacunnet 1-0.