DURHAM — Victory couldn’t have been sweeter for Windham Saturday afternoon.
The Jaguars not only finished the season unbeaten (11-0) by winning their first Division 2 state title, 38-28 over St. Thomas, but it came at the expense of the same team that beat them in the state finals three years earlier.
Read More »WINDHAM — It had become the mantra of the Windham football team:
“Thirty-eight miles down the road,” said QB Brendan McInnis. “That’s been our motto, 38 miles.”
Read More »Kurtis Jolicoeur raced for 141 yards on just nine carries, an average of 15.7 yards a rush, and a pair of touchdowns as Windham finished off its perfect regular season by beating Monadnock 21-9.
Read More »Brendan McInnis completed all four of his passes for 148 yards, including a 99-yard TD pass to Anthony Gallo as Windham rolled 41-0 over Milford.
McInnis also rushed one time for 16 yards.
Read More »WINDHAM – In a flash, Pelham High witnessed first-hand the explosiveness that is Windham High football.
Read More »Brendan McInnis completed 10 of 15 passes for 146 yards and four touchdowns to lead Windham 35-21 over Souhegan.
Kurtis Jolicoeur rushed 10 times for 118 yards and a TD. Kellin Bail added nine carries for 91 yards.
Read More »WINDHAM — The Windham Jaguars continued their scorching start of the season, defeating Sanborn 47-12. In front of a crowd of over 1,000 fans, Windham put 40 points on the board for the fourth straight game and are showing no signs of slowing down.
“We have different guys that can get the job done. Every week somebody else has stepped up,” said Windham head coach Bill Raycraft. “This week it was Kurtis Jolicoeur, last week it was Matt Shea. Every week we have an answer for what the defenses are showing us.”
In last week’s road victory over John Stark Regional, it was junior Matt Shea who led the Jaguars in rushing with 119 yards. This week, it was senior Kurtis Jolicoeur’s turn to lead the way, tallying up 99 yards. Shea’s biggest play on the night was a nifty 45-yard interception that he returned for a touchdown in the third quarter. He also added another score on the ground.
It was Sanborn that got on the board first in this one, orchestrating a time consuming touchdown drive late in the first quarter. Windham quickly answered following a kickoff return by Kellin Bail that landed the Jaguars inside the five-yard-line of Sanborn. Shane Lafond promptly scored from one yard out a few plays later.
The Jaguars caught Sanborn off guard on the ensuing kickoff, recovering an onside kick just prior to the end of the first quarter. Windham capitalized on the aggressive tactic, driving down the field and setting up a nine yard run from Shea.
“We want to force teams to defend us every play and every minute,” said Raycraft. “Regardless of where we are on the field, we are going to focus on getting the ball back.
“Every time we go on the field for a kickoff, we want the other team to be scared, said Jolicoeur, who also added a rushing touchdown and a two-point conversion. “We don’t ever want them ever to feel comfortable and we don’t want them ever to cheer about anything.”
Windham’s offense has been clicking all season. They have scored 194 points in just four weeks, including a 56-point win opening night at Hollis-Brookline.
“Everything has been great right now. Everyone’s getting carries, everyone’s getting yards and the line is just opening up holes for us,” said Jolicoeur.
Windham will travel to Souhegan next week, and Sanborn will host Conval next Saturday.
Windham's Matt Shea ran for two touchdowns and caught a 65-yard touchdown pass from superstar QB Brendan McInnis as the Jaguars rolled over John Stark 42-0 on Saturday.
The victory made Windham 3-0 on the season.
Read More »Windham produced 510 yards of total offense in a 56-0 rout over Hollis-Brookline.
QB Brendan McInnis completed 11 of 15 passes for 218 yards and four touchdowns. He also rushed for another touchdown.
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