The excitement of high school football is back in New Hampshire, heralded by the return of the Granite State Grid. This initiative, which compiles weekend game recaps from various contributors, is entering its third year, promising to keep fans informed about local high school football action.
The Granite State Grid serves as a vital resource for players, coaches, and fans alike, offering insights and summaries from games across the state. It will be available online at UnionLeader.com starting Friday night, with free access for all print subscribers, ensuring that the community stays connected to the high school football scene.
This weekend's schedule is packed with exciting matchups. On Friday evening, several games will kick off at 6:30 p.m., including Alvirne facing Keene, Londonderry taking on Timberlane, and Spaulding going up against Central. Other notable games include Bishop Guertin at Nashua North and Goffstown visiting Merrimack, all set to provide thrilling competition.
As the evening progresses, fans can look forward to additional matchups starting at 7 p.m. These include Windham playing Concord at the Edward Cross Training Center in Pembroke, and Salem squaring off against Pinkerton. Nashua South will also be in action against Bedford, while Dover travels to Noble in Maine for an inter-state clash.
Saturday continues the action with a series of games beginning at 11 a.m. The Inter-Lakes/Moultonborough team will visit Campbell, and Stevens will face Epping-Newmarket. The day will also feature a noon matchup between Trinity and John Stark, followed by Brady/Hopkinton against Gilford. The weekend wraps up with Milford taking on Pembroke at 1 p.m., promising a full slate of competitive high school football.
The Granite State Grid not only highlights the games but also celebrates the athletes and communities involved in New Hampshire high school football. As teams gear up for the season, the Grid will be an essential tool for capturing the spirit and excitement of the games, making it a must-follow for fans throughout the state.
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