New Hampshire High School Football Scores
Playoffs - Semifinals
Saturday, November 16, 2013
Division I
Concord 22 Exter 10
Pinkerton 44 Keene 20
Division II
Plymouth 37 Sanborn 13
Portsmouth 18 Trinity 14
Division III
Bow 42 Inter-Lakes/Moultonborough 0
Stevens 13 Epping-Newmarket 0
Sunday, November 17, 2013
Saturday, November 16, 2013
New Hampshire high school football semifinal match-ups
by Jeff Fisher
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Two-time defending Division I champ Exeter will have its hands Saturday when it faces unbeaten and top-ranked Concord in the state semifinals. In the other semifinal, second-seeded Keene hosts third-seeded Pinkerton.
State Semifinals
Division I
Exeter (7-3) at Concord (10-0)
Pinkerton (8-2) at Keene (8-2)
Division II
Sanborn (6-4) at Plymouth (9-1)
Trinity (8-2) at Portsmouth (9-1)
Division III
I-L/Moultonborough (5-4) at Bow (8-1)
Epping-Newmarket (5-4) at Stevens (7-2)
Follow @HSFBamerica
Two-time defending Division I champ Exeter will have its hands Saturday when it faces unbeaten and top-ranked Concord in the state semifinals. In the other semifinal, second-seeded Keene hosts third-seeded Pinkerton.
State Semifinals
Division I
Exeter (7-3) at Concord (10-0)
Pinkerton (8-2) at Keene (8-2)
Division II
Sanborn (6-4) at Plymouth (9-1)
Trinity (8-2) at Portsmouth (9-1)
Division III
I-L/Moultonborough (5-4) at Bow (8-1)
Epping-Newmarket (5-4) at Stevens (7-2)
Friday, September 14, 2012
2012 New Hampshire High School Football Scores - Week 3
New Hampshire High School Football Scores
Friday, September 14, 2012
Bedford 42 Timberlane 7
Bishop Brady 36 Mascoma Valley 21
Concord 35 Manchester Memorial 13
Dover 31 Spaulding 10
Epping-Newmarket 27 Pelham 10
Exeter 49 Manchester Central 0
Kearsarge 42 Sanborn 13
Londonderry 21 Salem 13
Milford 41 Merrimack Valley 6
Portsmouth 35 Con-Val Regional 12
Souhegan 37 Alvirne 20
Winnacunnet 47 Manchester West 6
Friday, September 14, 2012
Bedford 42 Timberlane 7
Bishop Brady 36 Mascoma Valley 21
Concord 35 Manchester Memorial 13
Dover 31 Spaulding 10
Epping-Newmarket 27 Pelham 10
Exeter 49 Manchester Central 0
Kearsarge 42 Sanborn 13
Londonderry 21 Salem 13
Milford 41 Merrimack Valley 6
Portsmouth 35 Con-Val Regional 12
Souhegan 37 Alvirne 20
Winnacunnet 47 Manchester West 6
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Will New Hampshire Reduce the Number of Divisions in Football?
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
The New Hampshire Football Report published an article this week states the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association is considering cutting the number of football divisions in-half by the 2013 season.
Click here to read the story that says the NHIAA could adopt a three-to-five division format by April 1st.
New Hampshire currently runs six divisions of championships in football.
High School Football America
The New Hampshire Football Report published an article this week states the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association is considering cutting the number of football divisions in-half by the 2013 season.
Click here to read the story that says the NHIAA could adopt a three-to-five division format by April 1st.
New Hampshire currently runs six divisions of championships in football.
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