Division III-IV
Before this season, Isaac Jasinski had never played football. And before Saturday’s Division III championship game, the Monadnock Regional High School senior had never attempted a field goal in a game. Despite that, the Huskies had plenty of faith in Jasinski when he ran on the field with six seco
Division III-IV
Here’s a look at what’s being said about Monadnock’s 15-12 win over Campbell in the Division III football championship. * Last-second field goal lifts Monadnock to Division III title – Keene Sentinel * Monadnock has crowning moment, earns program’s second title – Keene Sentinel * Huskies get their reward
Division III-IV
DURHAM - Chandler Matson knows that Isaac Jasinski is more than just the kicker for the Monadnock Regional High School football team. But on Saturday, that's all the Huskies needed him to be. Jasinski kicked a 27-yard field goal with one second left on the clock to give No. 1 Monadnock a 15-12 win
Division III-IV
Glen Costello knew what he was getting when he took over as the Campbell High School football head coach. Costello, who had run the defense under previous coach Greg Gush, knew what the Cougars had to go through in 2017 to win the Division III championship. And he knew that, aside from a new starte
Division III-IV
MANCHESTER - Campbell High School football coach Glenn Costello wasn’t surprised about anything that happened Saturday afternoon at Gill Stadium. Not a defensive struggle that led to a scoreless first half, not in the 8-0 final score, and certainly not in the performance of No. 2 running back Conor
Fall Sports
Brian O'Reilly will feel a lot more comfortable going into this weekend's Division I semifinal against Salem than he did a week ago against Londonderry. All the Pinkerton Academy football coach has to point to to get the Astros motivated is a 15-14 loss to the Blue Devils back on Sept. 28, a game t
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MANCHESTER - Running back Keegan Mills came into Saturday’s playoff game as if it were any other week. He’s ready to hit and be hit. On Saturday afternoon, in the driving rain at Manchester Memorial High School, the Campbell football team utilized the strength of its junior bell cow to record a 38-
Division III-IV
SWANZEY - The Monadnock Regional High School football team doesn’t do much celebrating after it scores touchdowns or make big plays. There’s always something more for the Huskies to play for, and that was on display Friday night. Against the same Campbell Cougars that beat them in the Division III
Division III-IV
LITCHFIELD - The Campbell High School football team ran the table to an undefeated state championship last season. No one told the Cougars that the sequel isn’t supposed to be as good. After a dominant season-opening win over Somersworth, the Cougars took to their home field for the first time in
Division III-IV
In perhaps the biggest structural change to New Hampshire high school football since 2013, the NHIAA split its small-school division in two for 2018, giving the state four groupings for the first time since 2003. The new Division IV will consist of eight programs that had struggled in recent
Division III-IV
A year ago, Keegan Mills stormed onto the scene for the Campbell High School football team. As a sophomore, Mills was part of a dynamic running back duo that helped lead the Cougars to their second championship in four seasons, while also contributing to one of the best defenses in the state. But
Division III-IV
For the second year in a row, Division III saw a team run the table, as the Hopkinton High School boys lacrosse team went undefeated on the way to its first title since 2011.