Division I
Here's a look at what went on this weekend in Week 7 of New Hampshire High School football. Division I * Nashua South 36, Londonderry 6 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Nashua North 41, Concord 32 - Nashua Telegraph * Exeter 32, Salem 6 - New Hampshire Football Report * Manchester Memorial 28, Manchester Central
Division II
BEDFORD – As soon as he saw the pass, Mike Gardiner knew he was going to intercept it.
Division II
With three weeks still go in the high school football season, nothing will be decided after this weekend’s games. Division III will certainly be on its way, with three games pitting the top six teams against each other.
Division I
The Nashua High School North football team has had a lot of time to digest and dissect its 47-0 loss to Nashua South.
Division I
NASHUA – Turnovers can be a big momentum changer in high school football. Turnovers returned for touchdowns are a back breaker.
Division I
Plenty of games with playoff implications this week in the top three divisions of New Hampshire high school football.
Division I
With rain in the forecast for the entire day, three area high school football games have been postponed from Friday night to Saturday. Alvirne will play at Pelham in a non-division game at 5 p.m. on Saturday, while Souhegan will play at Milford and Spaulding will play at Merrimack, with both games S
Division I
Scott Knight has two reasons he doesn’t think his Nashua High School South football team will get to throw the ball much Friday night against Londonderry.
Division III-IV
While the top four high school football teams in Division III are beating up on each other this weekend, Milford and Souhegan will be playing a game of survival.
Division II
The Merrimack High School football team ran into a Keene team last Thursday that was in desperate need to turn its season around. The Blackbirds did, beating the Tomahawks 36-13.
Division II
Sam Prive decided he wasn’t going to play football. Prive’s older brother, Joe, had been a standout defensive back at Merrimack High School during his playing career and Sam, then an eighth-grader, knew he was going to have some big football cleats to fill.
Division I
Here’s a look around the state at what went on in Week 6 of New Hampshire High School football.