Senior Bennett Matthews of Bedford (N.H.) is one of the standouts to watch in the NHIAA this season. (Dave Arnold/NELJ)
Even though the New Hampshire high school season starts a week later than the Massachusetts high school season, the NHIAA is still just as ready to get its season started.
This year's crop of upperclass players is a particularly robust group, with players committed to top Division 1 programs, as well as traditional feeder schools in the state like D-3 Keene State and D-2 Southern New Hampshire.
Here are five players to keep an eye on when the snow finally melts and we can all get back on the sidelines.
Players are listed with class year, position, school and college commitment.
