Division I
McRae, South blow past North
NASHUA – It was the Armond McRae show at Stellos Stadium Thursday night, but that was because no one else had a chance to get on stage for the Nashua High School South football team.
Division I
NASHUA – It was the Armond McRae show at Stellos Stadium Thursday night, but that was because no one else had a chance to get on stage for the Nashua High School South football team.
Division I
The football schedule starts a night earlier this week, as some schools have decided to move games in order to avoid playing on Yom Kippur.
Division I
When the decision was made over 10 years ago to split Nashua High School in two, there was worry from some corners of what would happen to the athletic programs.
Division II
Joe Battista isn’t one for change, but he couldn’t be happier that his Merrimack High School football team will be playing on Thursday. Anything to get the taste of last week’s 24-0 loss to Timberlane out of the Tomahawks’ collective mouth.
Fall Sports
Stories from around the world of New Hampshire high school sports.
Division I
Here’s a look around the state at what went on in Week 5 of New Hampshire High School football.
Fall Sports
Linwood Patnode surprised a lot of people Thursday when he unexpectedly resigned as the head football coach at Monadnock Regional High School.
Division I
A young Nashua High School North football team might be a whole lot younger on Saturday.
Division III-IV
MILFORD – If the Milford High School football team was going to have a chance at beating Portsmouth Friday night, the Spartans were going to need to control the football.
Division I
The road teams seem to be the favorites this week, as some key battles in the top three divisions take place. A crossover game and a game against an out-of-state rival also highlight the schedule, as Souhegan heads to Manchester Central and Catholic Memorial comes to Nashua to face Bishop Guertin.
Division III-IV
The Milford High School football team feels good going into this week’s game against Portsmouth.
Division I
Halloween is still a month away, but don’t be surprised is something odd happens to the Nashua High School South football team when it heads to Concord this week.