Division I
The Merrimack High School football team put itself in some bad situations in the first quarter of Friday's game against Concord. There was a second-and-25 and a third-and-32 on the Tomahawks first possession, and a second-and-20 on the next one. A pass interference call on Merrimack's defense gave t
Fall Sports
Here are the results from the seventh week of New Hampshire high school football. Division I * Merrimack 39, Concord 7 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Salem 20, Winnacunnet 13 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Goffstown 23, Nashua South 12 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Manchester Central 43, Manchester Memorial 7 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Londonderry 41, Spaulding
Division I
MANCHESTER - The Manchester Central High School football team ended its three-game losing streak with a 43-7 win over crosstown rival Manchester Memorial on Saturday.
Division I
GOFFSTOWN - The Goffstown High School football team will not go away easily. So what if the Grizzlies started the season with three straight losses, an almost guarantee in Division I that the playoffs aren't in the future. And when starting quarterback Charlie Keith went down late in the first quart
Division I
CONCORD - The big plays on offense haven't been there all the time this season for the Merrimack High School football team. But they were Friday night against Concord. The Tomahawks scored three touchdowns in the first half on plays of 69 yards or more, and the defense once again held an opponent to
Division I
HAMPTON - Midway through the first half, a player on the Winnacunnet High School bench tried to pump his team up by screaming “they can’t run on us boys!” The “they” was the Salem Blue Devils, and by the end of the game, they had shown Winnacunnet they could do more than run the ball. The Blue Devil
Fall Sports
On this week’s episode of the Ninth State Sports Show: Football Edition, Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman discuss Londonderry ending Winnacunnet's 18-game win streak, Windham's upset over Salem, Bedford becoming the first in D1 to clinch a playoff spot and much more.
Fall Sports
It's already time to start talking playoff scenarios. In fact, one team - Bedford - has already clinched a spot in the Division I postseason, and with a win over Bishop Guertin on Saturday, the Bulldogs would wrapup the North Conference title and the home quarterfinal game that comes with it. With a
Division II
Moments before taking the field Saturday for the second half, someone on the Souhegan High School football team's sideline announced what was at stake for the Sabers. "This is for playoffs!" that person shouted as Souhegan's game against Pelham resumed, and whoever it was, he was right.
Division III-IV
Here’s a look at what the postseason fields would look like in Division III and IV football, if the playoffs started this week. Division III This season, the top eight teams, based on football rating, make the postseason and are seeded 1-8. Playoff field (record, rating) 1. Monadnock
Division I
One look at the results will tell you what you need to know about the defense of the Bedford High School football team. The Bulldogs don't give up a lot of points. In fact, they've allowed just 17. All season. And none in three-plus games.
Fall Sports
Here are results from the sixth week of New Hampshire high school football. Division I * Goffstown 21, Manchester Central 18 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Bedford 42, Nashua South 0 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Londonderry 38, Winnacunnet 34 - NH-HighSchoolSports,com * Windham 31, Salem 28 - Eagle Tribune * Pinkerton 44, Timberlane 10 - Eagle Tribune