Fall Sports
As with any predictions, especially ones made almost a year in advance, there are many things that can happen to throw them off. Injuries, poor play, players moving or transferring or deciding not to play, coaching changes, or just bad luck can wreak havoc on any type of predictions, but this year,
Division I
After watching the Winnacunnet High School football team go up and down the field throughout Saturday's Division I championship game, Pinkerton coach Brian O'Reilly said what many were likely thinking. Where had that been all season? Sure, the Warriors had averaged better than 30 points per game le
Division I
NASHUA - When Sean Holland gets his diploma from Nashua High School South in the spring, he might have a few options on where to have his graduation party. Nashua North coach Dante Laurendi wouldn't mind hosting it at his house, so long as it means the Titans never have to face the Panthers senior q
Fall Sports
Austin Ouellette had a feeling what was going to happen even before the Nashua High School North football team lined up for the play. After stopping Nashua South at the 1-yard line, the Titans had their backs against the goalposts in a regular-season game that was still up for grabs. And in just a
Fall Sports
Derek Chiavelli has been on a mission ever since he started playing football. That mission helped him become a two-year starter on offense and defense for the Nashua High School South football team, and this year, as a senior, it landed him a spot on the Division I All-West Conference defensive firs
Division II
Chris Sanborn had an idea of what his Plymouth High School football team might see from the Bow defense in Saturday's Division II championship game. A week before, in the Bobcats semifinal win over St. Thomas, the Saints had moved one of their linebackers into more of a safety position in the middle
Division III-IV
The Campbell High School football team had to do something different if it was going to come back to beat Monadnock in Saturday's Division III championship game. Going into the fourth quarter, the Cougars had averaged a little more than one yard per carry and had gained just 85 yards on offense. Tha
Fall Sports
On this week’s show, Joe Marchilena is joined by Roger Brown, from New Hampshire Football Report and the Union Leader, to discuss the three division championship games from last weekend, and what to look for in 2018.
Division I
Here's what is being said around the state about Winnacunnet's 41-21 win over Pinkerton in the Division I championship game.
Division II
Here’s a look at what was being said around the state about Plymouth's 27-8 win over Bow in the Division II championship.
Division III-IV
Here's a look at what was being said around the state about Campbell's 12-8 win over Monadnock in the Division III championship.
Division I
DURHAM - All season, the Winnacunnet High School football team has been able to shut down opponents with its defense. In Saturday's Division I championship game against Pinkerton, the Warriors were able to do it with their offense. No. 1 Winnacunnet scored on its first six possessions, and didn't ha