Division I
Side by side, some of the numbers from Friday's high school football game between Nashua South and Nashua North don't look all that different. The Titans actually held a slight edge in plays (74-68) and time of possession (24:25-22:53), and outgained the Panthers in the first half by almost 40 yards
Division III-IV
This weekend's schedule in Division III will reveal a lot about the teams that are battling for the bottom couple of playoff spots. Four of those teams - Inter-Lakes/Moultonborough, Stevens, Franklin and Bishop Brady - take on teams that are a combined 15-1 on the season.
Division II
One matchup of unbeaten teams took place in Division II last weekend, and another is on the schedule for this weekend. While the Plymouth High School football team pulled off a convincing win over Bow in a rematch of last year's championship game, this week, it will be a rematch of the two previous
Division I
When the schedules were first put together, the Winnacunnet High School football team had to look at the three-game stretch its currently in and wonder what exactly the season would like on the other end. In three straight weeks, the Warriors will have played the last two Division I champions, sandw
Fall Sports
Here's a look at results from Week 4 in New Hampshire high school football. Division I * Nashua South 34, Nashua North 15 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Pinkerton 35, Londonderry 7 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Winnacunnet 23, Exeter 7 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Bedford 63, Spaulding 24 - Foster's Daily Democrat
Division I
EXETER - Ron Auffant didn't see the game-winning touchdown coming. Not at the point in the game, on third-and-16 from the Winnacunnet High School football team's side of midfield. But when quarterback Patrick MacDougall scrambled to his right, the Exeter defense moved in, and Evan Welch went deeper.
Division II
MILFORD - The Milford High School football team picked up its second win of the season, rolling past Manchester West 41-14 in a Division II South Conference game on Friday. Fresh off their first win of the season over Pelham, the Spartans looked to continue their excellent play as they hosted an exc
Division I
NASHUA - The Nashua High School South football team was angry when it came back out for the second half of Friday's game. Fumbling away the opening kickoff only made the Panthers madder, and they took out their aggression on Nashua North's defense. South piled up over three hundred yards of offense
Division I
DERRY - In front of a crowd of six thousand fans, the Pinkerton Academy football team had two feature performers. First, there was halfback Ty Hicks who ran for 279 yards and three touchdowns. Then there were the boys in the trenches who imposed their will on the Londonderry defensive front. The com
Division II
PETERBOROUGH – The accumulation of penalties at a rate twice that of your opponent usually spells defeat for the oft-penalized team. Or, at the very least, makes the prospect of winning against a tough opponent that much more difficult. Fortunately for the ConVal High School football team (4-0), a d
Division I
Alex Amigo wasn't trying to do anything fancy as he sprinted toward the end zone during last Friday's game. All the Nashua High School South senior was focused on was catching the football. Amigo did that, and did it in spectacular fashion, dragging his foot through the grass just to the left of the
Division I
The Nashua High School North football team knew it had plenty of question marks heading into this season. One question the Titans didn't have was who would take over as the starting quarterback on the varsity. After getting plenty of playing time with the sub-varsity teams as a freshman, Michael Lo