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

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.

National Letter of Intent Signing Day - New Hampshire High Schools

Andrew Lauderdale - DE/TE (Trinity) - New Hampshire
Alexander Morrill - DL/OL (Lebanon) - New Hampshire

Three New Hampshire High School Football Championships to be Decided Saturday

by Jeff Fisher
New Hampshire High School Football Huddle

A couple of newcomers highlights this weekend's three New Hampshire state championship games.

First, there's Windham, which in just its second year of varsity football, playing for a Division V championship.  Windham (8-2) will play 2010 runner-up and unbeaten St. Thomas Aquinas tomorrow in Dover.

St. Thomas Aquinas (10-0), which is also seeking its first state title, beat Windham 48-20 during the regular season.

In the Division VI title game, playoff newbie Epping-Newmarket takes-on Inter-Lakes in Merideth.  This is the first year that the Blue Devils (8-2) have won more than four games in a season.  Epping-Newmarket has only given-up 55 points this season with five shutouts.

Inter-Lakes (10-0) will be trying to win the school's second state title.  The Lakers won the 2009 Division VI title, and beat the Blue Devils 3-0 during their regular season match-up.

From the championship newbies to a couple of teams that grabbed gold back in 2009.

In the Division IV championship game, top-seeded and unbeaten Trinity (10-0) takes-on Plymouth (9-1).  Trinity won the Division V championship in '09, while Plymouth captured the 2009 Division IV title, which was its fifth straight.

Tomorrow's Division IV title game will be played in Manchester.