This season we will have one 10 team league with no divisions and each team will play every other team for a total of 9 games. The top 4 finishers at the end of the season will go to the play-offs with 1 playing 4 and 2 playing 3 in the first round. The higher seed will always be the home team. In the event that Hartford qualifies for the playoffs, every team below them in the standings will move up one spot and the 5th place team will go to the play-offs as the 4th seed. This format is for the Varsity and JV. The Varsity Play-off games will be scheduled for Sundays. The JV play-off game will be scheduled for Saturday.

Hollis Brookline program has dominating Year, Take Home Varsity Banner.

Hollis Brookline defeated John Stark 20-0 to be the first ever GSFL

team to win two Varsity Championships. HB was the #2 overall seed

and most impressively had to travel to Weare in order to take the title.

2011 was the first year to have both a JV and Varsity GSFL championship,

and the Hollis Brookline program set a High Bar for future teams by winning both. 

The GSFL would like to acknowledge the John Stark program for a tremendous year, with their kids at both JV and Varsity reaching the championship game. Congrats to players and coaches.

The coveted GSFL Varsity Championship Takes Center Stage

Five Years of the GSFL Varsity Playoffs and Five

Different Champions.

No Team has ever successfully repeated.

This year Hollis-Brookline attempts to be the

first ever team to claim two GSFL championships.

John Stark is vying to keep the GSFL parity streak

alive. Stark enters their first ever championship game

for Varsity.

Previous champions are as follows:

Hollis-Brookline, Monadnock, Bedford, Concord, Kearsarge.

CONGRATULATIONS to newly crowned JV Champions HOLLIS Brookline

who defeated John Stark 18-14 in the JV Championship. Also congrats

to an excellent John Stark program who is making big positive waves at both

levels in the GSFL.

On the Varsity Side, Final Four matchups for this Sunday are as follows.

Gilford Travels to John Stark and Kearsarge Travels to Hollis Brookline

Varsity:

·         JS and HB get a first round BYE

·         Kear will host Bow on Sunday at 11AM at Riverside Park in Warner

·         Gil will Host EN on Sunday , time 11AM at the Meadows field in Gilford

Jr. Varsity:

·         JS will host Conc on Saturday , 9AM at Bolton Field in Weare

·         HB will host MON on Saturday , 10AM at HB High School

Varsity Playoff Picture

West is Set:

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  John Stark is #1 Seed


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  Kearsarge #2 Seed


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  BOW is #3 Seed

East:   

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  Hollis and Gilford have clinched playoff spots.


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  If Hollis wins they are #1 Seed and Gilford #2 Seed.


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  If Hollis loses and Gilford wins, Gilford is #1 seed and Hollis is #2.


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  If Epping wins they are in as 3 seed.


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  If Epping loses and Concord wins then Concord is 3 seed.

JV Playoff Picture

West:

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  John Stark is #1 Seed.


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  If Kearsarge Wins they are #2 Seed.


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  If Kearsarge Loses Monandnock is #2 Seed.

East:

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  If Hollis Wins they are #1 Seed.


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  If Hollis Loses and Concord Wins, Concord is #1 Seed.


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  Gilford cannot get in because of Head to Head losses to both Concord and Hollis.

ALLSTATE

Killian Jefferys: Hollis-Brookline, Mike Morgan: Hollis Brookline, Nick Schutz: Hollis Brookline, Carter Dillon: Bow, Ryan Boldwin: Bow, Matthew Ehrenberg: Bow, Robert Law: Concord, John Jellue: Concord, Josh Ames: Concord, Jacob Sawyer: John Stark, Curtis Marden: John Stark, Jesse Clauss: John Stark, Tristan McNeel: Kearsarge, Elliot Lukaitis: Kearsarge, Max Troiano: Gilford, Kyle Gaudet: Gilford, Vinny Dustin: Pembroke, John Bielecki: Hartford, Matt Swormstedt: Laconia, Liam Morris: Monadanock, RJ Silva: Newfound, Grant Stejbach: Epping-Newmarket.

HONORABLE MENTION

Andrew Butler: Hollis Brookline, Mitchell Clark: Bow, Jacob Szluc: Concord, Brendan Johnson: John Stark, Ryan Stanley: Kearsarge, Cody Yale: Gilford, Michael St. Jacques: Pembroke, William Todt: Hartford, Mitchell Bailey: Laconia, Taylor Bassingthwaite: Monadanock, Travis Normandin: Newfound, Alex Hackett: Epping-Newmarket.

Hollis-Brookline 2010 GSFL Middle School Varsity Champions

            End with Undefeated Season 10-0

Hollis-Brookline beat Bow yesterday with a touchdown

and extra point as time expired 16-14. This game was a true

battle of great teams. Bow was leading the game 14-8 with 20

seconds left in the game and were stopped by HB on 4th down.

With 9 seconds left in the game, Nick Schutz caught a

passed and weaved through Bow defenders and somehow found

the end zone to tie the game. With no time on the clock HB

then scored the two point conversion for the championship.

Congratulations to both HB and Bow on tremendous seasons.

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One of the most coveted crowns in middle school football

is a GSFL Varsity championship. The competition and parity

in the League has been incredible.

In 2010, yet another new program champion will be crowned.

Bow and Hollis-Brookline are first time participants in the

championship game. Hollis-Brookline with its high flying

powerful spread top ranked offense in the league and BOW with

its Wing-T power smashmouth running and #1 points

against ranked defense. This is a dream matchup for

the League.

The previous champions are as follows:

2009: Monadnock   (beat Concord)

2008: Bedford        (beat Pembroke)

2007: Concord       (beat Kearsarge)

2006: Kearsarge    (beat Pembroke)

The GSFL Varsity championship game is set. The best

of the GSFL twelve will face off next Sunday.

BOW (8-1) the best team from the West will travel to meet

the Best of the East, Hollis-Brookline (9-0) for a battle of

the Titans. If you would like to see some of the best middle

school football anywhere, please join us at the GSFL championship

game at Hollis Brookline High School.

Congrats to John Stark and Concord for a great season and

for reaching the semi finals.

Big Weekend for Varsity Playoffs

Some High Powered Teams and Games on Sunday.

Are you ready for some Football?

John Stark (8-1) at Hollis-Brookline (8-0)  at Hollis-Brookline High 1:00 pm

Concord (7-2) at Bow (7-1) at Bow High School at 11:00 am

Every Year there has been a different GSFL champion since the

league inception. Concord is the only ex-champion that

remains in the hunt to try to be the first team to repeat.

On the JV side, Gilford (7-1) travels to Kearsarge (8-0) on Saturday at 9:30 am at Kearsarge High School in a battle of old school teams that had the top two regular seasons records and playing for bragging rights.

The Varsity Playoff Results

John Stark 48 Kearsarge 13

Concord 30 Gilford 0

Next Sunday Bow will Host Concord in the semifinals

Hollis-Brookline will Host John Stark

Both games next Sunday.

Congrats to John Stark for winning the JV Tournament,

who beat Epping-Newmarket in the championship game 16-0.

Bow Youth Football would like to thank the GSFL for allowing BYF to host this year’s JV Tournament.  Thank you in advance to all participating teams for your anticipated good sportsmanship and cooperation in helping make the 2010 tournament a smooth and successful one.  We look forward to seeing you all on Saturday!

Click here for more details.

First Round of Varsity Playoffs are Set. Games

will be played on this upcoming Sunday

Kearsarge at John Stark

Gilford at Concord

Hollis-Brookline and Bow have first round Byes

Congratulations to All teams on a great season.

A special congrats to John Stark for the first time making

the playoffs as a program.

The JV Tournament will be held in Bow on Saturday, October 23rd.  Click here for details!

Bow , John Stark and Kearsarge have clinched playoff spots in the West.

Hollis Brookline and Concord have clinched playoff spots in the East

Bow  and John Stark have clinched a home playoff game

Hollis  Brookline has clinched a first round Bye

Concord has clinched a home playoff game.

The last playoff spot will be decided in Week 8 and the following

teams in the East have a shot:

Gilford wins and is in or is in with a Pembroke loss

Pembroke is in with a win and a Gilford Loss.

A football program for students in grades 7 and 8 has been formed in the Epping and Newmarket football communities. The program will serve as a feeder program for the Epping-Newmarket High School program, which will compete in Division VI this season.

The youth program, which will compete in the Granite State Football League, will hold informational meetings on March 24 and March 25. The March 24 meeting will be held at Epping High School, and the March 25 meeting will be held in the Newmarket Junior High School cafeteria. Both meetings are scheduled to start at 7:30 p.m.

Parents of players from Epping and Newmarket are encouraged to attend and register players for the 2010 season.

For more information contact Epping/Newmarket head coach Ryan Francoeur at (603) 978-4708 or email at devilscoach@gmail.com.

Congratulations to the John Stark Generals Cheerleading squad for placing 6th in the Nation at the National competition!  They represented not only our community but the entire GSFL organization and did very well.