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Nashua South football rallies in 2nd half to hand Bishop Guertin first loss

NASHUA – It was a tale of one city, two halves. The Panthers of Nashua High School South, down 24-8 at halftime, pitched a second-half shutout and rallied for a stunning and dramatic 28-24 comeback win over city rival Bishop Guertin Friday night at Stellos Stadium. The outcome wasn't decided until

Tom King

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Nashua South football rallies in 2nd half to hand Bishop Guertin first loss
Bishop Guertin's Will Adams (23) tries to plow ahead while grabbed from behind by South's Justin Fish (1) during the first half of Friday nght's game at Stellos Stadium. (Telegraph photo by TOM KING) This content is for NHHS Sports Insider Weekly Pass, NHHS Sports Insider FANATIC, and NHHS Sports Insider ALL-STATE members only.Register

NASHUA – It was a tale of one city, two halves.

The Panthers of Nashua High School South, down 24-8 at halftime, pitched a second-half shutout and rallied for a stunning and dramatic 28-24 comeback win over city rival Bishop Guertin Friday night at Stellos Stadium.

The outcome wasn’t decided until South’s Colvin Levesque outjumped Bishop Guertin receiver Rocco Roy in the corner of the end zone for a game-clinching interception of a Nate Bowen pass with just over five seconds to play. Drama once again for two teams who took things to overtime in the regular season a year ago.

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