Division II
For many teams in Division II, this weekend will be about survival. With the division schedule cut down to just eight games, it's looking more and more like any team with more than two losses is going to be on the outside when the postseason begins. For that to not be the case, it's a must-win week
Division I
With four weeks left in the regular season, two teams remained undefeated in Division I, and both have a good chance of making it to the postseason with perfect records intact.
Fall Sports
Here's a look at what went on during Week 5 of the New Hampshire high school football season. Division I * Nashua North 45, Merrimack 20 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Londonderry 44, Keene 0 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Winnacunnet 9, Goffstown 6 - NH-HighSchoolSports.com * Exeter 24, Bedford 21 - NH-HighSchoolSports.
Division I
BEDFORD - After losing two games in a row for the first time , the Exeter High School football team needed to get back to what it does best. Against Bedford on Saturday, it was just enough for the Blue Hawks to get back in the win column. Exeter was able to move the ball in the first half and it's d
Division III-IV
LITCHFIELD - Greg Gush’s Campbell High School football dominated on offense, on defense, and on special teams in the Cougars' decisive 81-9 victory over Bishop Brady on Saturday night. In Gush’s coaching tenure at Campbell (5-0), 81 is the most points his team has scored, but that is not what is imp
Division I
HAMPTON - Most football teams are not going to turn the ball over five times in a game and still walk away with a win. Most also don't have a defense like the Winnacunnet High School football team. Despite those five turnovers, the Warriors were able to stay in Saturday's game against Goffstown than
Division I
Justin Hufft knows there is a player in the middle of the Goffstown High School football team's defense that a list of other coaches would love to have. That list mainly consists of college coaches who could use a player like Adam Moses to be a disruptive force on the defensive line. Unfortunately f
Division II
AMHERST - Almost anything can happen in rivalry games, and Friday night's contest between the Souhegan and Milford high school football teams was no different. The Sabers got big plays from their offense and the defense made a stand when it needed to, as Souhegan knocked off the Spartans 20-12 in Di
Division I
MERRIMACK - The Nashua High School North football team wanted to limit the number of opportunities for Merrimack's offense Friday night. Perhaps the best way to do that was for the Titans to take advantage of their own chances. North forced three turnovers, scored points off all of them, and pushed
Division I
KEENE - After a crushing loss the week prior, the Londonderry High School football team entered Friday’s game against Keene hoping to rekindle the early-season dominance that earned the Lancers a 3-0 start and briefly positioned them atop Division I standings. As the popular adage goes: Mission acco
Division I
James Murray went into this football season feeling like he had something to prove now that he was a senior on the Merrimack High School football team. One of just two returning players with starting experience on the offensive side of the ball, Murray was eager to show that the 2016 version of the
Fall Sports
On this week’s episode, Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman discuss two big games, Goffstown at Winnacunnet and Exeter at Bedford, plus who looks like the favorite in Division I. They also take a look ahead at some of the big games in Division II and III. This season, each