Fall Mountain football overcame slow start to turn in best season in program’s history

The 2019 started like way too many previous ones had for the Fall Mountain Regional High School football team. Two weeks in, and the Wildcats were 0-2, having been outscored 64-21 by Raymond and Winnisquam, which were a playoff team and the Division IV champion, respectively, a year ago. Up next w

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Fall Mountain football overcame slow start to turn in best season in program’s history
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The 2019 started like way too many previous ones had for the Fall Mountain Regional High School football team.

Two weeks in, and the Wildcats were 0-2, having been outscored 64-21 by Raymond and Winnisquam, which were a playoff team and the Division IV champion, respectively, a year ago.

Up next was a game at Franklin, which was the runnerup in 2018, and things could have gone in the wrong direction quick for Fall Mountain.

Wildcats coach Orion Binney had reasons to believe his team could turn things around. Getting the players to do the same was going to be the tricky part.

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