Division I

Pinkerton, O’Reilly out to make history in D1 football final

Win or lose, Saturday’s Division I title game is not about becoming the winningest coach in New Hampshire high school football, according to Pinkerton Academy coach Brian O’Reilly.  Currently tied with former Plymouth coach Chuck Lenahan, who retired with a record of 356-70-1, O’Reilly would hit 35

George Scione

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Pinkerton, O’Reilly out to make history in D1 football final
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Win or lose, Saturday’s Division I title game is not about becoming the winningest coach in New Hampshire high school football, according to Pinkerton Academy coach Brian O’Reilly. 

Currently tied with former Plymouth coach Chuck Lenahan, who retired with a record of 356-70-1, O’Reilly would hit 357 wins if his fourth-seeded Astros (10-2) beat third-seeded Londonderry (8-3) in Exeter at 1 p.m. 

This is a big deal – winning a 12th title as head coach, securing that record-breaking victory and beating the rival Lancers in the process.

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