Fall Sports
Here's a look at results from Week 8 of the New Hampshire high school football season. Division I * Nashua South 42, Londonderry 13 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Winnacunnet 42, Manchester Central 21 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Salem 60, Nashua North 14 - Union Leader * Portsmouth 42, Concord 32 - Foster's
Division II
BOW - The John Stark Regional High School football team has had a knack for the dramatic this season, and Saturday's game against Bow was no different. The Generals got strong defensive performance and just enough offense - and just enough points - to pull out a 7-6 win over the Falcons in a Divisio
Division II
AMHERST - This game was a tale of two different seasons, as the Hillsboro-Deering/Hopkinton football team came into Friday's contest on a five-game losing streak against Souhegan, flying high with on a three-game win streak. After a slow start, it was the Sabers picking up their fourth straight win
Division I
MANCHESTER - It was a big night for both the Winnacunnet and Manchester Central high school football teams at Gill Stadium on Friday night. At stake for Winnacunnet was the No. 1 overall seed in the East/North Cluster. On the other hand, with a Central win, and other outcomes throughout the weekend,
Division III-IV
SWANZEY CENTER – With sole possession of first-place at stake, the two best high school football squads in the Division III North Conference met under the lights Friday evening in a pivotal late-season matchup. When the dust settled – and there was plenty of it that got churned up by night’s end – M
Division I
NASHUA - At the beginning of the season, Scott Knight thought he knew what the offense would like for the Nashua High School South football team. Friday night against Londonderry, the Panthers coach finally saw what he'd been expecting. South scored on six straight possession, including two in the f
Division I
Mike McAlister knew that this was going to be it. If the Londonderry High School senior was ever going to get his chance to be the Lancers starting quarterback, it had to happen now. After spending much of his high school career being told there was someone better to play the position, McAlister sp
Division I
When it comes to playoff seeding, there isn't much on the line in Friday's high school football game between the Nashua South and Londonderry. While the Lancers have already clinched their first playoff berth since 2014, the Panthers still need a win, either this week or next against Bishop Guertin,
Division II
One win in Division II last weekend gave two teams new life in the race for the postseason, and put another in desperate need of victories. Pelham's 12-0 win over ConVal put serious doubt into the Cougars chances at making the playoffs, while it opened the door for not only the Pythons, but also Ken
Fall Sports
On this week's show, Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman discuss the potential plan to go from three divisions to four in high school football, along with taking a look at the playoff picture and the weekend's biggest games. This season, each show will be recorded on
Division I
The Goffstown High School football team may run its offense out of a spread formation, but when it comes right down to it, the Grizzlies go-to play looks a lot like something else, according to Ryan Ray. "It’s all option," the Manchester Central coach said. "Their running game is hard to defend with
Division II
When he took over as the head coach of the Manchester West High School football program, Tom Bozoian felt that 40 would be the magic number for the Blue Knights. If they could get 40 plays out for this season, then the team would be in good shape in terms of depth for varsity games.