Division I
All season long, the Goffstown High School football team found ways to move the ball with its running game, and when it needed a big play, the Grizzlies were able to get the ball into the hands of Andrew Duval. It worked all season long, except for Goffstown's two games against Winnacunnet. In those
Division I
The first time the Winnacunnet and Goffstown high school football teams met this season, it took the Warriors 47 minutes and 48 seconds to find the end zone. When the teams met a second time, Winnacunnet made sure it wasn't going to be put in the same position again. After forcing Goffstown to three
Division III-IV
LITCHFIELD - Although the game itself started off fairly slow as a whole, it didn’t take very long for the Campbell High School football team to make quick and dominant work of Stevens, beating the defending champions 33-0 to move on to the Division III championship game. Cold temperatures and blist
Division I
HAMPTON - Ron Auffant thought that if the Winnacunnet High School football team could get a couple of scores, the Warriors defense would be able to take care of the rest. No. 1 Winnacunnet did just that. The Warriors offense scored on its opening drive and then added two touchdowns in the second hal
Division I
SALEM - All season, the Salem High School football team was at the top of the state’s power rankings while Pinkerton Academy was overlooked coming into the season. The Astros made it certain that they will not be overlooked again, advancing to the Division I title game with a 45-28 win over the Blue
Division III-IV
SWANZEY CENTER – When the Monadnock and Newport High School football teams last met in mid-October, the stakes were high. Both teams sported undefeated records, and both were vying for top-seeding heading into the Division III playoffs. The Huskies ended up clinching first-place in the North Confere
Division III-IV
As the regular season came closer to the end, Greg Gush realized his starting running backs were approaching some rare territory for the Campbell High School football team. There was a chance that, despite limited playing time, both Ryan Yanuszewski and Keegan Mills could reach a thousand yards rush
Division I
It was perhaps the biggest play of the season for the Goffstown High School football team and Joey Poisson read the play from the start. When Exeter lined up to go for two points at the end of last Saturday's Division I quarterfinal, the Blue Hawks shifted before snapping the ball. Poisson, the Gri
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Division I
It wasn't a play that would show up on many stat sheets, but it proved to be a big one in Saturday's Division I quarterfinal between the Pinkerton Academy and Nashua High School South football teams. With 2.4 seconds left in the first half of the Astros' 42-14 win, the Panthers faced a fourth-and-22
Division II
WINDHAM - The Bow and Windham high school football teams played extremely close to one another and fought until the very last whistle of Saturday's Division II quarterfinal. But it was Matt Harkins' touchdown pass to Mark Borak with seconds remaining that gave No. 8 Bow a stunning 20-15 win over top