Division I
Losing seasons can sometimes take a toll on a high school sports program, but any concern Jimmy Lauzon had about what the Londonderry High School football team did in 2015 went out the door over the summer. Coming off a 3-6 season, the Lancers' head coach saw something
Division II
Losing the core group of players who helped lead a team to back-to-back championship games might worry a lot of coaches. Instead, Windham High School football coach Bill Raycraft is excited. After graduating a pair of senior classes that helped the Jaguars win the program's first
Division I
If there was a way for the Merrimack High School football team to play in a seven-man league this season, coach Kip Jackson would feel pretty confident about the Tomahawks chances. But alas, the NHIAA doesn't do seven-man football, and the 7-on-7 competitions ended
Division I
In a couple of years, it might seem like a fair trade to Jeff Moore. The Bishop Guertin High School football team saw 28 seniors move on from last year's playoff team, and the second-year Cardinals coach has about the same number of freshmen coming up to
Division III-IV
This year's edition of the Campbell High School football team is taking a different shape than coach Greg Gush had seen in his first three years. The total number of players is right where the Cougars coach would like it to be, as Campbell opened practice this week
Division II
Mike Lochman saw low numbers for the Souhegan High School football team coming. But just because the Sabers coach knew it was on the horizon doesn't mean he has to like it. After winning just two games in his first season, Lochman has guided Souhegan to 12 wins
Division I
The Nashua High School South football team experienced last season something it hasn't had to go through in a long time. The Panthers won just two games a year ago, their lowest win total since the split. But whatever bad taste South coach Scott Knight may have had
Division I
There were a lot of familiar faces Wednesday morning when Dante Laurendi watched his Nashua High School North football team open preseason practices. But what wasn't in the gym for the Titans was what concerns the coach, who is in his second year at North, the most. "
Division I
The goals haven't changed for the Goffstown High School football team. Grizzlies coach Justin Hufft expects what he has always expected from his players - to compete to the best of their abilities. In 2014, that meant going 5-4 and not losing any game by more than a
Division I
If the summer was any indication, the Bedford High School football team is going to hit the ground running Wednesday morning. The Bulldogs, along with 57 other high school football programs around the Granite State, will get the fall sports season started with the first practices of the new school