Fall Sports
This month wrapped up the fourth year of the NHIAA's current three-division format for high school football, and showed once again why it's been an improvement over the previous system.
Fall Sports
All the plaques have been handed out and the football equipment has been turned in, so what better time to start thinking about the 2017 high school football season.
Fall Sports
Here's a look at what is being said about Championship Saturday.
Division I
Every school day, Derek Stank stands in the Bedford High School gymnasium and looks up at a lot of championship banners, but none of them are for the football team.
Division II
Garrett Macomber averaged over 25 carries per game for the Plymouth High School football team this season.
Division III-IV
The revenge tour for the Stevens High School football team had one more show scheduled for Saturday.
Division II
Nate Alford knew there would be some challenges for the Bow High School football team this season. With the Falcons making the jump up to Division II after making the postseason the last three years in Division III - including a title in 2013 - the senior felt he had to do whatever he could to make
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Here are this week’s picks. Sean Sendall BEDFORD over Exeter Bow over PLYMOUTH INTER-LAKES/MOULTONBOROUGH over Stevens Last week: 2-4. Season: 77-31. Sean Sendall is a producer and host for ESPN NH and does play-by-play for the NFHS Sports Network. Roger Brown BEDFORD over
Division II
Going into the playoffs, Chris Sanborn had an idea of what might be the three toughest teams for his Plymouth High School football team to face, if the Bobcats reached the championship game.
Division I
Derek Stank has seen the Bedford High School football team get to this point before, and the ending has always been the same.
Division II
Garrett Macomber has done a little bit of everything while at Plymouth Regional High School. A two-way player for the football team, the junior has also been a member of the indoor and outdoor track teams. In the spring, he also puts the pads back on as a member of the Bobcats boys lacrosse team. La
Division I
There appeared to be little chance for the Bedford High School football team to win last Saturday’s semifinal against Merrimack until, all of a sudden, there was. Early in the fourth quarter, the Bulldogs trailed 20-7 and were struggling to move the football, with just over two hundred yards of offe