Division I
DURHAM - In the days leading up to Sunday's Division I championship game, Jimmy Lauzon did his best to get the Londonderry High School football team ready to potentially see the most adversity it had faced all season. When Exeter took the lead early in the fourth quarter after a long, time-consuming
Division II
DURHAM - Sander Wimmer will go down as one of the best passing quarterbacks in New Hampshire football history, but on Sunday, there was only one thing that mattered to the Hollis Brookline High School senior. Winning a championship. With whipping winds and swirling rain making it almost impossible t
Division III-IV
DURHAM - Momentum was on the Trinity High School football team's side from the opening kickoff throughout the first half on Sunday's Division III championship game. Fortunately for the Pioneers, they were able to hold on to it for at least one more play in the second half. After No. 1 Lebanon opened
Division II
The season was on the brink for the Hollis Brookline High School football team. On paper, the Cavaliers had just dropped a 20-15 decision to Pelham, the third year in a row they'd lost to the Python, and with two losses in Division II, HB still had three games against teams that had made the playoff
Division I
Pain has been a big motivating factor for the Londonderry High School football team this year. Not the physical kind that comes over the course of a long season. It's an emotional pain, the kind that forms after coming so close to a goal and then having it ripped away, leaving you to wonder what if
Fall Sports
On this week’s episode of the Ninth State Sports Show: Football Edition, Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman recap the Division IV championship game and get you ready for Championship Sunday at UNH by discussing all three of the final matchups. [Click here to pre-order your copy of the
Division III-IV
It felt like the game was on the line and the Winnisquam Regional High School football team needed a big play. Up 14-0 thanks to two touchdowns just two minutes apart in the first half, the Bears had struggled to move the ball consistently against Fall Mountain's defense and the Wildcats had threate
Division III-IV
The 2019 started like way too many previous ones had for the Fall Mountain Regional High School football team. Two weeks in, and the Wildcats were 0-2, having been outscored 64-21 by Raymond and Winnisquam, which were a playoff team and the Division IV champion, respectively, a year ago. Up next was
Division II
When Chris Lones said he felt the Hollis Brookline High School football team had turned in a complete performance in Saturday's 34-14 win over Bow in the Division II semifinals, he was including the Cavaliers' special teams. Outside of a missed extra point, the HB coach had good reason to heap prais
Fall Sports
Here are results from the football semifinals.
Division III-IV
LACONIA - The Winnisquam Regional High School football team needed a big play early Saturday in the Division IV championship game against Fall Mountain. The Bears hadn't been able to do much on offense against the Wildcats multiple fronts, and although the game was scoreless, Fall Mountain had been
Division III-IV
MANCHESTER - The Trinity High School football team was dominant in its Division III semifinal game against visiting Stevens on Saturday. Using a powerful running game, and suffocating defensive game plan, the No. 2 Pioneers were simply too much for the sixth-seeded Cardinals, winning 48-15. With arg