Nashua High School Sports Teams Gear Up for the Season’s Final Stretch

Nashua, NH – The high school sports teams in Nashua are shaking off recent setbacks as they head into the final part of their seasons. The teams faced disappointment when their home fields were shut down due to safety concerns, but that hasn’t dampened their spirits.

The city is actively working on plans to resolve these field issues. Community leaders are looking at options to restore or replace the damaged surfaces, aiming to provide the athletes with a safer environment to compete.

On a brighter note, Bishop Guertin High School’s sophomore quarterback, Nate Bowen, continues to make headlines. After a thrilling win against Nashua North just a week ago, where he clinched the game with a last-minute touchdown pass, Bowen showed his versatility by scoring pivotal points in a recent matchup against Keene High. This time, he excelled with his kicking, highlighting his talents on the field. Fans are excited to see what he will do next.

Meanwhile, Campbell High School is also making waves in local high school football. In a recent game against Epping/Newmarket, Scott Hershberger sprinted his way to an impressive 182 yards and three touchdowns, solidifying his spot as the school’s leading career rusher. Coach Glen Costello praised his team’s performance, noting their current undefeated record of 6-0.

As the fall sports season tally counts down, the athletes in Nashua are ready to push through challenges and finish strong. The energy and excitement are building as they continue to compete for victory and pride in their schools.

Author: HERE Clinton