NH Field Hockey Coaches Release All-State Teams
The New Hampshire Field Hockey Coaches Association named its all-state lists after all state high school champions were crowned.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Hockey
The New Hampshire Field Hockey Coaches Association released its all-state field hockey teams and end-of-year awards, organized by division. Several Upper Valley teams did not win an NHIAA state championship this season, but local players were recognized on the all-state lists.
Why it matters
The all-state selections give statewide recognition to individual athletes from Upper Valley schools even where their teams did not claim a championship. The honors follow the close of the state tournament season.
The association's selections cover Division II and Division III, with Hanover placing three players on the Division II First Team and Mascoma placing two players on the Division III lists. The extraction does not state the total number of honorees per division or the selection criteria used.
The players
New Hampshire Field Hockey Coaches Association
The association is the statewide body of coaches that selects the all-state field hockey teams and end-of-year awards in New Hampshire.
The details
The all-state lists were released after every state high school field hockey champion was crowned, and they are organized into First Team, Second Team and Honorable Mention selections by division. Players from Hanover, Mascoma, Newport and Stevens are among those recognized.
Timeline
The all-state field hockey teams were announced on November 4, 2026.
Season Trajectory
The all-state recognition follows the completion of the NHIAA state championship bracket for the season. Several Upper Valley programs finished the season without a state title.
Athletes named to the Division II and Division III lists now have statewide recognition for the season. Fans following local rosters can use the released team breakdowns to see which Upper Valley players earned honors.
The takeaway
Recognition on all-state lists can highlight individual athletes even when their team does not win a championship. Readers following New Hampshire high school field hockey can use the division breakdowns to track honorees from their area.
Further reading
For more on high school competition, see Hockey coverage across the state.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Valley News.
