Fall Sports
Here's to hoping you didn't get too comfortable with the way things were during the last two high school football seasons. With the end of the 2019 season means the end of another two-year cycle for the NHIAA, and with the start of a new cycle come a few changes to the football landscape for the 202
Fall Sports
Here are my choices for Player of the Year and Coach of the Year from all four football divisions for 2019.
Fall Sports
On the final episode of the Ninth State Sports Show: Football Edition of 2019, Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman take a look at the year as a whole and discuss some things to look out for in 2020.
Spring Sports
Here are results and highlights from the first week of Session 2 of the 2019-20 NH Tomahawks Indoor Lacrosse League.
Fall Sports
NASHUA - The Nashua High School South football team started Wednesday night in high gear, but penalties and the weather helped kick the Panthers back into neutral. All it took was a Nashua North touchdown to start the fourth quarter to wake South up. After the Titans tied the game at 13 on the first
Division II
The start of Sunday's Division II championship game couldn't have been much worse for the Hollis Brookline High School football team. Plymouth needed just six plays to go 63 yards and find the end zone to take a 7-0 lead over the Cavaliers less than three minutes into the game. The weather was alrea
Division III-IV
The Trinity High School football team spent most of the first half of Sunday's Division III championship game attacking the interior of Lebanon's defense. The Pioneers found plenty of success there, particularly in the second quarter, when they racked up 114 yards on 15 carries, and they entered hal
Fall Sports
On this week’s episode of the Ninth State Sports Show: Football Edition, Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman go over all three of Sunday's football division championship games and discuss how Trinity (D3), Hollis Brookline (D2) and Londonderry (D1) came out on top.
Division I
DURHAM - In the days leading up to Sunday's Division I championship game, Jimmy Lauzon did his best to get the Londonderry High School football team ready to potentially see the most adversity it had faced all season. When Exeter took the lead early in the fourth quarter after a long, time-consuming
Division II
DURHAM - Sander Wimmer will go down as one of the best passing quarterbacks in New Hampshire football history, but on Sunday, there was only one thing that mattered to the Hollis Brookline High School senior. Winning a championship. With whipping winds and swirling rain making it almost impossible t
Division III-IV
DURHAM - Momentum was on the Trinity High School football team's side from the opening kickoff throughout the first half on Sunday's Division III championship game. Fortunately for the Pioneers, they were able to hold on to it for at least one more play in the second half. After No. 1 Lebanon opened
Division II
The season was on the brink for the Hollis Brookline High School football team. On paper, the Cavaliers had just dropped a 20-15 decision to Pelham, the third year in a row they'd lost to the Python, and with two losses in Division II, HB still had three games against teams that had made the playoff