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Here is the Union Leader/ESPN New Hampshire football power poll for Week 6 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, 6-0 (7/70), 1st
Division II
There was no coach speak to be found from ConVal High School football coach Paul Landau when someone brought up the P-word Saturday afternoon. Many high school football coaches would have shied away from the question of playoffs, using the old "one-game-at-a-time" cliche, especially with three weeks
Division I
The offensive statistics for the Exeter High School football team were staggering in Friday night's win over Nashua North. The Blue Hawks, who dominated in a 42-6 win over the Titans, had the ball for almost 34 minutes of a game that lasted 48. They ran 40 more plays on offense than North, which ran
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The top two teams remained the same, but again, there was some shuffling among the rest of the top 15.
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Here's a look at what went on in the sixth week of high school football in the state. Division I * Exeter 42, Nashua North 6 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Goffstown 54, Concord 33 - Union Leader * Dover 43, Alvirne 8 - Foster's Daily Democrat * Bedford 24, Manchester Central 16
Division II
The ConVal High School football team needed someone to step up.
Division I
Bill Ball might need to keep the video of Friday night's game between his Exeter High School football team and Nashua North in an easily accessible place.
Division I
While most of Justin Grassini's classmates spent the summer watching everything in their Netflix queue, the Merrimack High School senior was binge watching something else. Aware of the opportunity that presented itself to the Tomahawks this season, and at the request of offensive coordinator Dave Ja
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Here are this week’s picks. Sean Sendall Exeter over NASHUA NORTH TIMBERLANE over Pinkerton LACONIA over Lebanon Bow over KENNETT Nashua South over WINNACUNNET DOVER over Alvirne HANOVER over Sanborn ConVal over HOLLIS BROOKLINE Portsmouth over BISHOP GUERTIN Milford over ST. THOMAS Last week: 6-4. Season: 41-9.
Division I
The path to winning the East and the West Conferences begin now in Division I. This weekend, Exeter and Nashua North and Portsmouth and Bishop Guertin faceoff in matchups of current playoff teams, while Dover faces Alvirne, Nashua South takes on Winnacunnet and Spaulding faces Keene.
Division II
Things are getting a little strange in the Division II playoff race. Or at least that's what it feels like when you mention ConVal, Hollis Brookline and playoff implications all in the same sentence.
Division III-IV
It's the bye week for all of Division III and the teams at the top of each conference maybe aren't the ones that many would be there at this point. Monadnock, coming off a big win over Inter-Lakes/Moultonborough, remains undefeated, but its Stevens, which picked up a close win over Keasarge last wee