By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
Souhegan won the New Hampshire Division III high school football championship Saturday beating Portsmouth 28-14. The victory closed out a perfect 12-0 season, which is the first undefeated season in school history. Souhegan also beat Portsmouth 28-21 during the regular season. Click here for game story.
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By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
The Plymouth Regional dynasty continued Saturday as it beat Laconia 14-7 in the New Hampshire Division IV championship giving the program its fourth straight title and eighth in the last nine years. The Bobcats seniors finish a perfect 44-0 and equal the feat of the 2000-2003 teams that also went undefeated while winning four straight titles. Plymouth Regional hasn’t lost a game since losing to Souhegan 28-10 on November 6, 2004 while amassing a 95-3 record over the last nine years.
Saturday’s game was unique because it matched-up reigning 2007 champs. Plymouth won the Division III title last year while Laconia won the 2007 Division IV title. Click here for game story.
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By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
Campbell’s high school football program has grown very quickly. In just five years the Cougars have advanced to three New Hampshire Division VI semifinals. Saturday, third-seed Campbell upset #2 Newport 14-0 to advance to its first state championship game. Next Saturday the Cougars will play top-seeded Franklin. Click here for game recap.
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New Hampshire High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Division III Championship
Souhegan 28 Portsmouth 14
Division IV Championship
Plymouth Regional 14 Laconia 7
Division I Semfinals
Pinkerton 19 Londonberry 15
Division II Semifinals
Bishop Guertin 18 Keene 8 Click here for game story
Exeter 7 Timberlane 6
Division V Semifinals
Pelham 28 Kearsarge 6
St. Thomas Aquinas 21 Trinity 15
Division VI Semifinals
Franklin 14 Winnisquam 6 Click here for game story
By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
Nashua South is headed to the New Hampshire Division I high school football championship game after a 24-9 win over Manchester Central Friday night. Nashua South was very opportunistic turning four turnovers into all of the team’s points. Click here for a game story.
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New Hampshire High School Football Scores
Friday, November 14, 2008
Division I Semifinals
Nashua South 24 Manchester Central 9
New Hampshire High School football Scores
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Division III Semifinals
Souhegan 42 Goffstown 18 Click here for game story
Division IV Semifinals
Plymouth Regional 51 Hanover 14
Laconia 14 Kennett 7
Regular Season
Campbell 34 Mascoma Valley Regional 7
Keene 41 Merrimack 13
Pinkerton Academy 32 Nashua North 27 Click here for game story
Pelham 43, Epping 0
Trinity 38, Bow 31
Franklin 40, Newport 8
Campbell 34, Mascoma 7
Winnisquam 32, Farmington 0
Gilford 39, Inter-Lakes 6
Fall Mountain 14, Newfound 8
New Hampshire High School Football Scores
Friday, September 5, 2008
Alvirne 22 Memorial 14
Bishop Guertin 10 Pinkerton 3
Kennett 27 Lebanon 0
Kingswood 14 Sanborn Regional 6
Laconia 49 Hanover 14
Milford 36 Bedford 0
Nashua North 38 Merrimack 10
Portsmouth 35 John Stark 6
Pelham captured its first-ever New Hampshire Divison V high school football championship with a 21-7 win over Gilford Saturday. It was also the Pythons first undefeated season.
To read a recap, click here.
Pinkerton Academy captured the New Hampshire Division I high school football championship on Saturday beating Nashua South 14-2. The win by the three-time champs came just a couple of weeks after losing to South 30-7 in the regular season finale for both schools.
The Pinkerton defense shutdown the South Purple Panthers running back tandem of Billy Ferriter and David Zocco, both of whom rushed for over 1,000 yards this year. South was held to just 74-yards on 35 carries.
To read a complete recap, click here.
Exeter is New Hampshire’s Division II high school football champ after beating Bishop Guertin Saturday 14-13. Bishop Guertin was going after its fourth straight championship.
Exeter won the game when Brett McAllister scored on a 3-yard run with 2:33 to play in the game.
To read a complete recap of the game, click here.
Pinkerton Academy will go after its third straight Division I New Hampshire high school football championship Saturday when it plays Nashua South.
The Astros, who will be making their fourth straight appearance in the state final, are considered the underdog. Just two weeks ago in Derry, Nashua South beat the two-time defending state champs 30-7.
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Division I Final
Pinkerton Academy vs. Nashua South
Division II Final
Exeter vs. Bishop Guertin
Division V Final
Pelham vs. Gilford
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