For the first time since 1998, Londonderry is a New Hampshire high school football state champ. The Lancers, ranked No. 1 in the New Hampshire Top 5, captured the Division I state championship with a 21-10 over No. 2 Exeter.
Londonderry captured the crown by overcoming a 10-7 deficit midway through the fourth quarter. The Lancers scored two touchdowns in the final 4:28.
Hollis-Brookline captured its first-ever state football championship with a 24-13 win over Plymouth in the Division II title game.
FINAL: Hollis Brookline 24, Plymouth 13. The @HB_Athletics Cavaliers are your 2019 NHIAA Division II Football Champions! Congrats to both teams on great seasons! #NHIAAFootball pic.twitter.com/nD0so6Spul
— NHIAA (@NHIAA_LOA) November 24, 2019
In the Division III title game, Trinity beat Lebanon 28-21. Not bad for a team that played only a junior varsity schedule in 2017. It’s Trinity’s first state title since 2011.
FINAL: Trinity 28, Lebanon 21. The Trinity Pioneers are your 2019 NHIAA Division III Football Champions! Congrats to both teams on great seasons! #NHIAAFootball pic.twitter.com/4vkadZc6KU
— NHIAA (@NHIAA_LOA) November 24, 2019
Winnisquam won its second straight Division IV title with a 20-0 win over Fall Mountain.
