New Hampshire Football Report

BG enters Power Poll

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POWER POLL


The top 10 high school football teams in New Hampshire, voted by the staffs of the New Hampshire Union Leader and ESPN New Hampshire, with record, first-place votes/points in parentheses, plus last week’s ranking:

1. Bedford, 1-0 (5/68), 1st

Bulldogs like to play with fire. Bedford needed a strong fourth quarter to avoid being upset against Timberlane.

2. Merrimack, 1-1 (58), 2nd

The Tomahawks had little trouble with Manchester Memorial. Merrimack may have the most explosive offense in the state.

3. Exeter, 2-0 (1/56), 3rd

Exeter scored the first 42 points against Spaulding before putting the brakes on.

4. Goffstown, 2-0 (1/48), 5th

Grizzlies overcame the loss of Andrew Duval (surgery on thumb) to knock off Pinkerton, 37-33.

5. Salem, 2-0 (40), 6th

The Blue Devils have become one of the most consistent programs in Division I.

6. Windham, 2-0 (30), 7th

The Jaguars put Division II on notice with their lopsided victory over Milford.

7. Pinkerton, 1-1 (28), 4th

The Astros may have lost starting quarterback Ryan Albrecht for the season (shoulder), but they appear to have found a good replacement in sophomore Aiden Goujon (353 yards passing and four TDs vs. Goffstown).

8. Timberlane, 1-1 (16), 9th

The Owls nearly stunned No. 1 Bedford on Friday night. Timberlane appears to be much better than many expected.

9. Bishop Guertin, 2-0 (15), NR

The Cardinals don’t seem to have any issues on offense.

10. Nashua North, 2-0 (9), 8th

North dropped two spots despite double-digit victory over Keene.

Also receiving votes: John Stark, 2-0 (8), 10th; Portsmouth, 1-1 (5), NR; Manchester Central, 1-1 (2), NR; St. Thomas, 2-0 (2), NR. 

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