Vermont's Best Fall as Storm and Ravens Cant Stop The Streak
Any athlete can tell you about home field advantage. It can level the playing field and cause headaches for even the best of visiting teams. The New Hampshire Wolfpack can be called defending champions, undefeated, and now you can add road warriors to that list. Four straight out of state road games werent enough to slow the 'Pack who outscored opponents 141 - 24 over the last month.
The first place New Hampshire Wolfpack (6-0) have a scheduled bye week and will return home for a September 11th Memorial Game against the Seacoast Vipers (2-3) on Saturday September 11th. The game will start under the lights at 7 PM at Manchester West High School.
Wolfpack Cruise Past Cobras, Secure A Return Trip to the Playoffs
It was a familiar scene in Waterboro ME on Sunday as the New Hampshire Wolfpack's second road test of the season turned out to be anything but. A 33-7 victory not only helped the Wolfpack move to a perfect 4-0, but helped to secure the team's third straight trip to the playoffs.
Brian Carrier and the Pack offense overcame early turnover troubles and continued their 2010 scoring surplus. Carrier continued his scoring streak by snagging two TD passes from QB Jim Sanford. WR Mike Williams caught another score through the air, FB Leniol Jeudy added one on the ground, and K/WR Pat McGarry hit 35 and 45-yard field goals to round out the scoring.
Despite giving up their first TD of the year, the defense turned in a balanced performance. A solid DL rotation of Dan Hynds, Rob Brown, Artie Brown, Rick Fitzgerald, Mike Levesque, and Joey Galvin gave the opposing offensive line fits all day. FS Leon Henderson also added an 
interception.
The Wolfpack (4-0) will travel to Manchester Center, VT to take on the Southern Vermont Storm (2-1). The Wolfpack are 0-1 at the Applejack field as the Storm handed them their only playoff loss in franchise history in the 2007 postseason. A win for the Wolfpack will also solidify at least a #3 seeding for the playoffs.
Wolfpack Take Bull by the Horns, Handle Rampage 47-3
The New Hampshire Wolfpack aced their first road test of the season this past Sunday with a 47-3 win of the Central Vermont Rampage. QB Jim Sanford and the Wolfpack offense piled up a 47 point led at half time and the defense closed the deal by only allowing 3 points in the second half.
Receivers Pat McGarry and Brian Carrier both added scores for the second straight game. The Wolfpack have now scored a total of 154 points and average 51.3 points per game.
One the defensive side of the ball the Wolfpack gave up their first points of the year but average a staunchy 1 point per game
allowed on defense so far on the year. Linebacker Tommy Landry led the defense with double digit tackles and book ends Rick Fitzgerald and Mike Levesque entered the opposing back field at will claiming two sacks a piece.
The Wolfpack (3-0) will travel to Waterboro ME this Sunday for the second game in their four game road trip as they take on the Notre Dame Cobras (2-1).
Pack Continue to Dominate, Roll Past Overmatched Bulldogs 56-0
The Wolfpack continued their convincing title defense with a rout of division foe Northeastern Bulldogs. A surgically precise offense and stiffling defense consistantly frustrated the Bulldogs gameplan. The Wolfpack (2-0) will make their first road trip when they take on the Central Vermont Rampage (2-1) next week. See the News section for more details.
Wolfpack Defense Dethrones Kings In 51-0 2010 Season Opener
The Wolfpack started their title defense in stunning fashion as the defense not only kept the North Berkshire Kings from scoring, but prevented them from accruing any positive yards on offense. The offense also scored at will, adding 4 trips to the endzone in only 6 possesions. See the News section for more details.