Ninth State Sports Show
Two more football champions were crowned and two more teams earned the right to play for the final title in 2024, and Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman recap what happened during an exciting weekend of high school playoff action.
Division II
DERRY - Robin Bowkett could fill a book with sayings. Some are clever, some are clichés, but one of them was fitting following Saturday's Division II football championship game. "Offense wins games, defense wins championships," the Souhegan High School football coach said. "It’s a cliché, but it
Division III-IV
AMHERST – There weren't many nerves on the part of the Campbell High School football players prior to Saturday's Division III championship game vs. Inter-Lakes/Moultonborough. And, as it turned out, there didn't need to be. No, Saturday's win was total domination on the part of the No. 1 Cougars t
Division I
Blake Thompson kicked a 32-yard field goal as time expired Saturday to give the Londonderry High School football team a 31-28 win over Exeter in the Division I semifinals at Bill Ball Stadium in Exeter.
Division I
BEDFORD - When the Pinkerton Academy football team played Bedford High School in the regular season, Matt Morrison was on the field for just seven plays. Fellow senior Jamie Isaac missed the game entirely, as both dealt with injuries that caused them to sit out for parts of this season. In Friday
Division I
Jimmy Lauzon had a plan for what the running back position was going to look like this season for the Londonderry High School football team. Or least he did, until Adrian Cruz helped make him change it. This content is for NHHS Sports Insider Weekly Pass, NHHS Sports Insider FANATIC, and NHHS Spo
Division II
Manchester West coach Andrew Provencher wishes he was patrolling the sidelines this weekend. Unfortunately his seventh-seeded Blue Knights lost in the quarterfinals to second-seeded Pelham. Provencher isn’t down and out though. As a football fan, he’s anticipating that one of the best games of the
Division II
When Saturday's Division II championship game gets underway, it will mark a bit of a milestone for the Pelham High School football team. Sure, it will be the Pythons' fifth consecutive title-game appearance, as the program has won the last two D2 titles and two more in D3 before that. But it will
Division III-IV
Pass-happy spread versus old school, 3-yards-and-a-cloud-of-dust - those are the offensive stylings of Saturday’s Division III football finalists, No. 3 Inter-Lakes/Moultonborough and No. 1 Campbell. Top-seeded Campbell (10-0) rides into Amherst for the 1 p.m. title game at Souhegan High School on
Division I
Zach Matthews has been pleased with the way Jack Maye stepped in at quarterback this season for the Bedford High School football team. But what impressed the Bulldogs' head coach about Maye happened before he ever stepped on the field for his senior season. After spending the last two seasons as
Ninth State Sports Show
Another round of playoffs is in the books, and Joe Marchilena and Mike Lochman discuss the results for all the games, whether it was the quarterfinals, semifinals, or the first championship game of the postseason. They also take a look ahead to this weekend, when two more champions will be crowned.
Division I
BEDFORD - The Alvirne High School football team was on the verge of doing something that hadn't been done in almost two years, but only if the clock could run a little faster. The eighth-seeded Broncos were about to take a two-touchdown lead over No. 1 Bedford, and if they could use up enough time,