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There were a lot of things for Zach Matthews to like last Friday night after his Bedford High School football team's 26-7 win over Londonderry. The Bulldogs forced five turnovers, scoring off three of them, and with the help of 10 penalties on the Lancers, held Londonderry's offense in check long en
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The Dover High School football team got a month's worth of twists and turns just in the final five minutes of last Friday's 7-6 win over Exeter. After keeping the Blue Hawks in check for the whole game, the Green Wave watched as Exeter completed an improbable completion in the end zone with 4:05 rem
Division II
Robin Bowkett doesn't have to study film too hard to figure out how the Souhegan High School football team was able to pull out a win against Bishop Guertin last week. The Sabers' defense bent, but didn't break, early on and finished the game with seven takeaways, four of which came in the final qua
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Ryan Francoeur has been coaching football for a while and he's never seen a throw like the one that ended last Friday's game. With Francoeur's Winnacunnet High School football team holding a 14-7 lead over Portsmouth-Oyster River, the ClipperCats had one final chance to try to get in the end zone.
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When schedules were finally completed for this shortened season, it looked like the Londonderry High School football team was going to have a tough one. All five teams on the Lancers' dance card would have been competing for a playoff spot under normal circumstances, while Londonderry was trying to
Division I
It may be early October, but the high school football season is less than a month old. Preseason practices began just four weeks ago, and with that in mind, the Pinkerton Academy football team focused on where it would be in a normal season going into Friday's 33-7 win over Nashua South.
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UPDATE: Friday's football game between Merrimack and Nashua North has been cancelled, along with all other events between the two schools. Kip Jackson came away from the first week of the season thinking his Merrimack High School football team looked like it would getting on the field for the first
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There was a time not too long ago when the Londonderry High School football team would have lost a game like Friday night's contest against Pinkerton Academy. The Lancers got out to a 13-0 lead, but saw the Astros score twice in less than three minutes to take a one-point lead. But instead of letti
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There are always mistakes early in the football season, especially when the preseason gets shortened and doesn't include scrimmages. The miscues the Nashua High School North football team made on offense Friday night against Nashua South ended what was a decent opening drive and threatened to undo t
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When Jeannine Turgeon started her freshman year at Dover High School, she knew she enjoyed playing field hockey. It was one of a handful of sports she played, having started in fifth grade. But it wasn't until those preseason practices with the Green Wave, when coach Sarah Michaud saw what kind of i
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Growing up, Mike Maroun always knew that football was a big deal for his family. But rather than follow in the footsteps of his father and grandfather and uncle and cousins, Maroun immersed himself into a number of different hobbies as a young kid. He played ice hockey and basketball and found an
Spring Sports
In the best of times, predictions for a following season are based off how players and teams look and develop over the course of a season, how many of those players are returning the next year, and conversations with coaches throughout the sport and divisions. One of those three factors is off the t