Fall Sports
New Hampshire decides to pull out of Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl
After 61 years, the Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl appears to be done, as New Hampshire has decided to end its partnership with the game.
Fall Sports
After 61 years, the Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl appears to be done, as New Hampshire has decided to end its partnership with the game.
Fall Sports
HANOVER - New Hampshire coach Dave Jackson wanted to see his team get off to a fast start against Vermont in Saturday's Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl.
Division II
HANOVER – It took the New Hampshire football team just 60 seconds to get on the board in Saturday’s Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl. And then it took about five hours for the Granite Staters to get the win.
Division I
HANOVER – New Hampshire got out to a fast start, but Vermont stuck around during the first half of Saturday’s Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl at Dartmouth College.
Division I
Mike Beliveau has coached some good players during the six seasons his Souhegan High School football team has operated out of a spread offense.
Division I
Members of the 2012 New Hampshire Shrine football team spent some time on the ropes course at Souhegan High School.
Division I
MERIDEN - The pressure is on New Hampshire, as the Granite State football team goes for its 11th consecutive win over Vermont in the Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl.
Division I
MERIDEN - Ian Parsons won't have to look far when he wants to see a familiar face at Stonehill College this fall. He's getting to know Taylor Russell real well.