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The football season has come to a close, and so to has this little game we call Pigskin Prophets. All season long, our football "experts" selected the winners of various football games throughout the state. Click below to see how they did.
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Both the Bishop Guertin and Souhegan high school football teams a third straight championship on Saturday, but for both it was a lot closer than the previous two.
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Can't make it to any of the three high school football championship games on Saturday? No problem, just get near a radio.
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Another title game rematch, but this one was expected. Going into the year, the Bishop Guertin High School and Winnacunnet of Hampton football teams were predicted by many to be the two best teams in Division II.
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This is it, the last weekend of the 2010 New Hampshire football season. Three more champions will be crowned this week. Our group of high school football "experts" try to successfully predict who the winners will be.
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When Mike Kelly was injured in the second game of the season and ruled out for the year, Bishop Guertin High School football coach Tony Johnson lamented the loss of a talented senior who was expected to be the offensive sparkplug, knowing his team had to move on.
Division II
The Windham High School football team lost this year's Thanksgiving Day game against Pelham before it was even played. This was a different kind of lost for the first-year varsity program.
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Highlights from the Division II semifinal game between Bishop Guertin and Keene. The Cardinals won 28-21 to advance to the championship game on Saturday against Winnacunnet.
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The history books will note it as just another win for the Bishop Guertin High School football team on the road to a seventh consecutive Division II title-game appearance.
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The Souhegan High School football team withstood a strong performance from a Hollis/Brookline group making its first postseason appearance Saturday to advance to the Division III championship game for the fourth year in a row.
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The hits just keep on coming for the Bishop Guertin High School football team. Fortunately for the Cardinals, it hasn’t been enough to slow them down. Top-seeded Bishop Guertin lost another key player to injury, but James Carver returned a fumble 10 yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter that p
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For the second time in two weeks, the high school football teams from Bishop Guertin and Keene will take the field against each other.