Division I
EXETER - No matter whom the opponent was for the Exeter High School football team, the Blue Hawks were anxious to shake off the sting of last week's walk-off loss to Nashua North. Refocusing to the next game was made easier this week with rival Winnacunnet coming to town, and it was emphatically evi
Division I
WINDHAM - Jimmy Lauzon isn't quite sure how he'd classify Jake McEachern. Is he a passing quarterback who can run? Is he a runner who can also make plays with his arm? After five games, what the Londonderry High School football coach does know about McEachern is that he's pretty good. McEachern had
Division II
MILFORD - The Souhegan High School football team ran just 18 plays in the second half of Friday night's game against Milford. But the Sabers made the most of them and let the defense do the rest. Souhegan scored four touchdowns in the second half on plays of 20 yards or more, and despite losing the
Division I
DOVER - During the week, Spaulding High School football coach Kevin Hebert implemented a hook-and-lateral into his play possibilities. The questions were if - and when - he’d use it? On Friday night, the answer against rival Dover was, when he had nothing left lose. The 124th edition of the state’s
Division I
NASHUA - Curtis Harris looked like he was on easy while everyone else was trying to keep up. The junior back for the Nashua High School North football team stepped into the bright lights of the Battle of the Bridge and wrote the tale in his handwriting. With Harris in the fold the Titans were able t
Fall Sports
Rivalry is the lifeblood of sports. By definition, every team - every individual - who steps the playing surface across from you is someone you have a rivalry with, regardless of your history with that opponent. But for most of the football teams in the state, this week has a little something extra
Fall Sports
The fourth week of the football regular season saw some interesting results and on this week’s episode of the Ninth State Sports Show: Football Edition, Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman talk about all of it, and take a look at some of this weekend’s matchups.
Division I
There's something different about the Londonderry High School football team this season. Yes, the Lancers did get their first win over Pinkerton Academy last Friday since 2001, beating the Astros 42-24 in Derry, and that big difference is a big part of why Londonderry was able to do it. For the firs
Fall Sports
Here are results from the fourth week of the New Hampshire high school football regular season. Division I * Londonderry 42, Pinkerton 24 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Nashua North 31, Exeter 28 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Nashua South 47, Merrimack 28 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Bishop Guertin 28, Keene 20 - Nashua Telegraph * Bedford 50,
Division II
DOVER - Gavin Urda played like he was cheat code to a video game, and the Milford High School quarterback left the St. Thomas Aquinas High School football team with no chance of stopping him. The senior authored a signature night to his career on Saturday, by dissecting the Saints to the tune of 247
Division I
MERRIMACK - The Nashua High School South football team defeated Merrimack 47-28 in their Friday night contest. With the win, the Panthers' record improves to 3-1, while Merrimack has dropped two straight, and fell to 2-2 on the season.
Division I
NASHUA - Lucas Cunningham never attempted a field goal as long as the one he faced with the game on the line on against Exeter High School on Friday night.. The Nashua North junior stared down that pressure to stamp a perfect ending to an incredible football game between undefeated Division I powers