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Here is the Union Leader/ESPN New Hampshire football power poll for Week 4 of the 2016 season. These are the top 10 high school football teams in New Hampshire, with record, first-place votes/points in parentheses, plus last week’s ranking: 1. Bedford, 4-0 (6/69), 1st
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Bedford holds on to No. 1 spot thanks to win over Goffstown.
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Here's a look at results from the fourth week of football action. Division I * Nashua North 27, Nashua South 16 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Bedford 21, Goffstown 7 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Pinkerton 21, Londonderry 14 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Keene 32, Bishop Guertin 12 - Nashua Telegraph * Portsmouth 42, Alvirne 30
Division I
For the first 24 minutes of Saturday's game, the Bedford High School football team was making all the right moves.
Division I
It may not have been the worst quarter ever played, but no one on the Nashua High School North football team will be including it in his highlight reel.
Division I
Dakota Bilodeau scored off a pass from Priscilla Bibeau in overtime to give the Bishop Guertin High School field hockey team a 3-2 win over Merrimack on Friday. The Cardinals led 2-0 in the second half before the Tomahawks came back to tie it and force overtime on
Division II
AMHERST - Going into Friday night’s game, the Windham High School football team was undefeated and a favorite to win the Division II championship this season. When the rain ripped through Amherst, so too did the Jaguars’ running game. Neither the elements nor the Souhegan Sabers could stop them, as
Division I
LONDONDERRY - On the sideline in the pouring rain, Pinkerton Academy head master Griffin Morse spoke about an annual tradition at the start of rivalry week. Each year all of the fall athletes from both Londonderry High School and Pinkerton get together and share a meal. Apparently, this year the table
Division I
Finn Littlefield always enjoyed playing football. It wasn't until the senior got to Nashua High School North that he realized how much he enjoyed it, and how much he wanted to be good at it. After playing two seasons as a lineman for the Titans - and two years on the wrestling team - Littlefield had
Division I
Once the high school football season is done, Scott Knight takes a few trips to meet with parents and students at the middle schools to talk to anyone who might be interested in playing when they get to Nashua South. Four years ago, on a trip to Fairgrounds Middle School, the Panthers coach was met
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Here are this week’s picks. Sean Sendall Nashua North over NASHUA SOUTH Pinkerton over LONDONDERRY Windham over SOUHEGAN Exeter over WINNACUNNET HANOVER over Lebanon Dover over SPAULDING Bishop Brady over WINNISQUAM Salem over TIMBERLANE Plymouth over BOW BEDFORD over Goffstown Last week: 10-0. Season: 25-5. Sean Sendall
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The Hollis Brookline High School girls volleyball team pulled out a 3-0 win over Goffstown on Thursday. Game scores were 25-23, 25-21 and 25-19. Kaitlyn Johnson had eight kills and two blocks to lead the Cavaliers (7-1), while Maddie Norris added seven kills. Sammie Sheppard