Portsmouth/Oyster River football players engage with Edgewood Center residents
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 12, 2026, 9:05 AM
Last updated Oct 12, 2026
Portsmouth/Oyster River high school football players visit The Edgewood Center each Saturday to interact with residents. On October 10, seniors Stephen Nichols and junior Jacoby Rivera joined sophomores Liam Defrancisco and Toby Bergeron-Killou to play games and share stories with seniors, fostering community connections. This initiative is part of the team’s commitment to giving back, as they continue to excel on the field, holding a 3-0 home record this season. The visit included a game of Family Feud and discussions ranging from life experiences to football.
- •Players interact with Edgewood Center residents on Saturdays.
- •Visit includes games and conversations over drinks.
- •Team holds a 3-0 record at home this season.
- •Event aims to foster community engagement.
- •Residents express enjoyment and appreciation for the players.
- 9:05 AMYahoo Sports — Portsmouth/Oyster River football players give back each Saturday at Edgewood Center
""I love the city of Portsmouth, so when this opportunity came up, I wasn't hesitant to say I'm down to do it," Portsmouth senior Stephen Nichols.
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