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Sept. 7
Brady
MV15
49 -
Sept. 7
Laconia
Campbell7
28 -
Sept. 7
Milford
Plymouth0
55 -
Sept. 7
West
PA43
0 -
Sept. 6
MV
JS6
14 -
Sept. 7
Pelham
Bow34
13 -
Sept. 7
South
BG21
15 -
Sept. 7
Timb
Windham7
53 -
Sept. 7
H-D
York54
14 -
Sept. 6
Fall Mtn
Stevens8
40 -
Sept. 6
Monad
Somers12
8 -
Sept. 6
ILMA
Kearsarge34
7 -
Sept. 6
Gilford
Sanborn41
2 -
Sept. 6
Trinity
Hanover27
21 -
Sept. 6
STA
Souhegan14
37 -
Sept. 6
Kingswood
H/B40
0 -
Sept. 6
ConVal
Kennett20
14 -
Sept. 6
Merrimack
Hingham6
42 -
Sept. 6
Bedford
North35
3 -
Sept. 6
Spaulding
Keene7
42 -
Sept. 6
P/OR
WHS20
30 -
Sept. 6
Memorial
Central RI7
12 -
Sept. 6
Exeter
Dover42
12 -
Sept. 6
Pink
Andover40
17 -
Sept. 6
Lond
Salem30
7 -
Sept. 6
Concord
Goffstown17
14 -
Sept. 6
Alvirne
Central35
14 -
Aug. 23
Maclay
Windham35
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Top 10 Games: No. 7
- Updated: December 29, 2023
TOP 10 NHIAA GAMES FROM 2023
No. 7: Newport 13, Somersworth 12
This was the first of two meetings between these teams, who also faced each other in the Division IV championship game.
Newport grabbed a 13-point lead in the first half and hung on for the win.
The Tigers opened the scoring on Kyle Ashley’s 16-yard touchdown run, and pushed the lead to 13-0 when Ashley tossed a halfback pass to Aidan Couitt for a 51-yard TD pass with 27 seconds left in the first half.
Somersworth cut its deficit to 13-6 after a 45-yard TD run by Seth Worell with 9:45 remaining in the third quarter.
Kayden Bickford’s 26-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter made it a one-point game, but a bad snap resulted in a failed conversion attempt and left Newport with a 13-12 lead.
Somersworth won the rematch 13-12, a victory that earned the Hilltoppers their third straight Division IV championship. Both programs will move to Division III next season.
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