New Hampshire High School Football Scores
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Bishop Brady 18 Fall Mountain 7
Concord 22 Goffstown 7
Franklin 60 Mascoma Valley 0
Gilford 27 Farmington 0
Newfound 38 Winnisquam 15
Newport Middle 35 Epping-Newmarket 14
St. Thomas Aquinas 34 Campbell 0
Trinity 48 Merrimack Valley 0
New Hampshire High School Football Scores
Friday, September 3, 2010
Inter-Lakes 20 Raymond 6
Kearsarge 16 Stevens 8
Kingswood 29 John Stark 6
Laconia 14 Hanover 7
Lebanon 7 Kennett 6
Plymouth 35 Monadnock 7
Somersworth 25 Bow 23
Windham 43 Sanborn 23
This blog is part of Jeff Fisher's High School Football America network that is dedicated to providing high school football fans in New Hampshire with the most up-to-date news and information.
Sunday, September 05, 2010
Monday, August 02, 2010
New Hampshire High School Football Pre-Season Practice Begins August 11th
by Jeff Fisher
New Hampshire High School Football Huddle
Welcome to our new look for the 2010 New Hampshire high school football season!
With the first day of practice beginning August 11th, I wanted to take the time to thank all of my readers, who have made this blog successful over the past three years. I have bigger-and-better things planned this year with more original content.
Also, don't forget to check-out High School Football America for great high school football stories from around the country. If you have story ideas that I should know about, please feel free to email me.
Here's a look at important dates for the 2010 season...
First Practice - August 11th
Regular Season Begins - September 3rd
Championships - November 20th
Jeff Fisher is Founder/Editor-in-Chief of High School Football America
Sunday, February 07, 2010
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Salem Captures New Hampshire Division I Title
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
Nashua North dominated on the stat sheet, but it was Salem that carried New Hampshire's Division I high school football championship trophy off the field Saturday. The Nashua Telegraph reports that one of the keys to Salem's win was the play of quarterback Matthew Cannone, who completed only four passes, but three for touchdowns.
High School Football America
Nashua North dominated on the stat sheet, but it was Salem that carried New Hampshire's Division I high school football championship trophy off the field Saturday. The Nashua Telegraph reports that one of the keys to Salem's win was the play of quarterback Matthew Cannone, who completed only four passes, but three for touchdowns.
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