Division I
No one was going to confuse Allen O’Dell for a superstar, but the Nashua High School South senior did have his own cheering section at home football games this season. Every time the Panthers’ defense took the field, a voice cried out above the rest, imploring O’Dell to get the ball.
Division III-IV
Eric Hahn had one goal going into this season, to be a guy the coaching staff could count when it needed him. But the senior was more than that for the Souhegan High School football team.
Division I
Nick Puleo doesn’t look like a football player. The Nashua High School South senior is listed on the team’s roster at 5-6 and 134 pounds. His position coach once told him he was “vertically challenge.” There have been plenty of times during his high school career that someone has told Puleo he proba
Division II
Sometimes all a high school football coach wants to get out of his players are competition and confidence. In Merrimack High School senior Kyle Vallace, coach Joe Battista got both.
Division I
Football is a complex sport, and while some guys get it, many others never do. For Cam Duval, it took until this year to have the light bulb go on.
Division III-IV
The Souhegan High School football team already had won championships before winning the Division III title last Saturday. But now the Sabers have “The Drive of the Decade.”
Division I
In a year when stopping the opponent seemed like a thing of the past in Division I football, it was the best defensive team that went home with the championship.
Division I
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.
Division I
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.
Division I
DERRY – Forgive the members of the Nashua High School North football team if they continue to hear a knocking sound all weekend long. Opportunity just wouldn’t stop pounding on the door for the Titans during Saturday’s Division I championship game. Only problem was, North couldn’t find a way to answ
Division I
The last time the Nashua High School North football team played Pinkerton there were still leaves on the trees, most of the spectators went without coats and sunset didn’t threaten the end of the game.
Division I
Can't make it to any of the three high school football championship games on Saturday? No problem, just get near a radio.