Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

National Letter of Intent Signing Day - Massachusetts High Schools

2012-02-01T12:56:00.000-08:00

Casey DeAndrade - DB/RB (East Bridgewater) - New Hampshire
Ryan Farrell - DB/WR (Xaverian Brothers) - New Hampshire
Marcus Grant - WR (Lawrence Academy) - Boston College
Abner Logan - LB (Dexter School) - Maryland
Tim Joy - LB (Chelmsford) - Boston College
Sacoy Malone - RB (Springfield Central) - Maine
Eric Olson - OL (Buckingham, Brown & Nichols) - Northwestern
Patrick Ricard - DE (David Prouty) - Maine

City Gloucester Trying to Sell Naming Rights to Newell Stadium

2011-08-09T13:59:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

Gloucester city officials are hoping to hop into the naming rights game by offering title sponsorship rights for Newell Stadium.

According to the Boston Globe, the city is selling the naming rights to its high school sports stadium for $500,000.

The Gloucester High School Fighting Fishermen are the defending Division 1A Eastern Massachusetts champs. Last year, Gloucester beat Bridgewater-Raynham 34-13 last year to cap a perfect 13-0 season.

The championship was the third in the last four years for the Fighting Fishermen.

Central Mass Beats Western Mass in Shrine Chowder Bowl Classic

2011-06-25T15:10:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

Central Mass continued its dominance over the western part of the state in Friday's 11th annual Shrine Chowder Bowl Classic at Amos Alonzo Stagg Field in Springfield.

The Central stars rolled to a 35-0 victory to give them a 9-1-1 advantage in the game that began in 2001.

Click here to learn more about the game.

Massachusetts - 2011 National Signing Day

2011-02-02T17:20:00.000-08:00

Taariq Allen (The Rivers School, WR) - Nebraska
Manny Asprilla (Everett, DB) - Boston College
Dalton Gifford (Bridgton Academy, OT) - Connecticut
Marcus Grant (Lawrence Academy, WR) - Iowa
Al Louis-Jean (Brockton, DB) - Boston College
Brian Miller (Andover, TE) - Boston College
Paul Nwokeji (Thayer Academy, OT) - Connecticut
Mike Orloff (Lawrence Academy, LB) - UCLA
Liam Porter (Natick, OL) - Boston College
Max Ricci (Lawrence Academy, DL) - Boston College

Dedham HS Fires Football Coach

2010-12-22T11:14:00.000-08:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

Keith Comeau is out as the head coach of Dedham High School after three years on the job.

The Marauders finished 1-10 this past season, and according to the Boston Globe, the school is also changing the type of teams it will play in 2011 and 2012.

Massachusetts High School Football Scores - Playoffs/Championships

2010-12-05T11:37:00.000-08:00

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Saturday, December 4, 2010

Playoffs - Championships

Eastern Mass Division 1
Everett 34 St. John's Prep 7

Eastern Mass Division 1A
Gloucester 34 Bridgewater-Raynham 13

Eastern Mass Division 2
Mansfield 29 Reading 26

Eastern Mass Division 2A
Duxbury 35 Concord-Carlisle 13

Eastern Mass Division 3
Beverly 28 Somerset 20

Eastern Mass Division 3A
Holliston 21 Cardinal Spellman 7

Eastern Mass Division 4
Shawnsheen 20 Blue Hills 6

Eastern Mass Division 4A
Northeast Regional 38 Brighton 14

Central Mass Division 1
St. John's 31 Nashoba 21
Wachusett 35 Holy Name 8

Central Mass Division 2
Northbridge 24 Millbury 7
Auburn 28 David Prouty 8

Central Mass Division 3
Narragansett 36 Oakmont 35
Clinton 22 Hudson 21

Western Mass Division 1
Longmeadow 34 Springfield Central 31

Western Mass Division 2
South Hadley 16 Putnam Voc. 14

Western Mass Division 3
Mt. Greylock 34 Athol 14

Western Mass Division 4
East Hampton 26 Pioneer Valley 0

Massachusetts High School Football Scores - Playoffs/Semifinals

2010-11-30T12:11:00.000-08:00

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Playoffs - Semifinals

Eastern Mass

DIVISION I
Everett 21 Andover 0
St. John's Prep 35 New Bedford 7

DIVISION IA
Bridgewater-Raynham 34 Weymouth 22
Gloucester 21 Lincoln-Sudbury 0

DIVISION II
Mansfield 28 Walpole 0
Reading 15 Dracut 14

DIVISION IIA
Concord-Carlisle 35 North Andover 16
Duxbury 19 Dennis-Yarmouth 7

DIVISION III
Beverly 41 Scituate 14
Somerset 28 Dighton-Rehoboth 0

DIVISION IIIA
Cardinal Spellman 28 Hamilton-Wenham 15
Holliston 35 Rockland 20

DIVISION IV
Shawsheen 21 Madison Park 0

DIVISION IVA
Brighton 36 West Bridgewater 13
Northeast Reg 42 Pope John 0

Central Mass

DIVISION I
Holy Name 16 Fitchburg 14
Nashoba 35 Milford 0
St. John's 42 Gardner 0
Wachusett 31 Marlborough 14

DIVISION II
Auburn 18 Shepherd Hill 14
Millbury 21 Leicester 15
David Prouty 20 Oxford 7
Northbridge 20 Grafton 7

DIVISION III
Narragansett 38 Blackstone Valley 12
Hudson 40 Groton-Dunstable 13
Clinton 28 Bay Path 14
Oakmont 35 Littleton 16

Westen Mass

DIVISION I
Longmeadow 37 Holyoke Catholic 22
Springfield Cntrl 19 West Springfield 13

DIVISION II
Putnam 31 East Longmeadow 26
South Hadley 34 Hoosac Valley 0

DIVISION III
Athol 25 Belchertown 6
Mt. Greylock 24 Mahar 15

DIVISION IV
Easthampton 30 Pathfinder 14
Pioneer Regional 30 McCann Tech 20

Massachusetts High School Football Scores - Week 5

2010-10-09T10:00:00.000-07:00

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Friday, October 8, 2010

Acton-Boxborough 28 Wayland 14
Andover 21 Lawrence 20
Athol 34 Greenfield 6
Attleboro 26 Foxborough 24
Auburn 21 Northbridge 7
Barnstable 38 New Bedford 29
BB&N 33 Governor's Academy 28
Belmont 26 Stoneham 0
Bishop Fenwick 30 North Reading 24
Boston Latin 9 Bedford 6
Bourne 28 Bishop Stang 26
Brighton 26 O'Bryant 14
Brockton 28 Fitchburg 20
Burlington 22 Woburn 12
Cardinal Spellman 42 Coyle & Cassidy 7
Central 34 Agawam 20
Central Catholic 29 Haverfill 0
Chicopee Comp 40 Ludlow 13
Clinton 41 Ayer 16
Concord-Carlisle 28 Lincoln-Sudbury 9
Dartmouth 21 Silver Lake 15
David Prouty 26 Millbury 13
Denis-Yarmouth 27 Austin Prep 6
Dighton-Rehoboth 42 Greater New Bedford 13
Duxbury 35 Quincy 7
East Longmeadow 47 Commerce 6
Easton Boston 28 West Roxbury 20
Falmouth 35 Sandwich 6
Gloucester 24 Salem 13
Grafton 36 Oxford 21
Groton-Dunstable 42 Tantasqua 7
Hingham 28 Hanover 0
Holliston 42 Hopkinton 7
Holyoke 34 Northampton 20
Hudson 27 St. Bernard's 9
Kimball Union 26 Holderness 12
Latin Academy 28 Burke 0
Leominster 26 Algonquin 0
Lexington 20 Melrose 0
Littleton 48 Assabet 22
Longmeadow 27 Catholic Memorial 26
Lowell Catholic 32 St. Clement 6
Lunenburg 42 West Boylston 20
Madison Park 28 Boston English 0
Mahar 42 Monument Mountain 0
Manchester Essex 22 Lynn Tech 6
Manfield 28 King Philip 0
Marblehead 21 Revere 20
Marlborough 27 Gardner 7
Masconomet 20 Newburyport 15
Mashpee 21 Norwell 0
Matignon 30 Trinity Catholic 6
Maynard 3 Nashoba Valley Tech 0
Medfield 28 Bellingham 16
Medway 42 Ashland 0
Methuen 31 Chelmsford 21
Mills/Hopedale 24 Dover-Sherborn 12
Mohawk 42 Turners Falls 7
Nashoba 21 Wachusett 14
Needham 25 Natick 0
Newton North 21 Milton 6
North Andover 55 Medford 12
North Attleboro 28 Franklin 6
Northeast 42 Mystic Valley 0
Norton 28 Westwood 6
Oakmont 20 Narragansett 10
Oliver Ames 14 Stoughton 8
Pathfinder 41 Ware 7
Peabody 30 Winthrop 6
Pentucket 41 Ipswich 2
Pioneer Valley 32 Palmer 14
Plymouth North 20 Bridgewater-Raynham 7
Plymouth South 27 Old Rochester 3
Portsmouth (RI) 21 Durfee 0
Putnam 33 Chiocpee 14
Reading 42 Wakefield 0
Rockland 26 Hull 0
Scituate 25 Bishop Feehan 22
Seekonk 33 Fairhaven 0
Sharon 26 Canton 26 (tie)
Shawsheen 42 Chelsea 32
Shepherd Hill 32 Bartlett 27
Somerset 38 Wareham 8
Southbridge 34 Quaboag 8
Southeastern 20 Randolph 8
South Shore Vo-Tech 32 Charlestown 8
St. Peter-Marian 19 North Middlesex 6
Swampscott 33 Triton 27
Waltham 34 Arlington 0
Walpole 34 Braintree 21
Watertown 55 Worcester South 14
Westfield 53 Minnechaug 50
West Springfield 42 Amherst 6
Wilmington 34 Hamilton-Wenham 6
Worcester Tech 15 Monty Tech 6
Xaverian 24 Lynn English 7

Massachusetts High School Football Scores - Week 1

2010-09-10T21:52:00.000-07:00

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Friday, September 10, 2010

Abington 29, Hanover 6
Acton-Boxboro 23, Woburn 0
Amesbury 22, Triton 21
Andover 21, North Andover 9
Apponequet 40, Middleboro 32
Aquinas (NY) 32, Mansfield 5
Archbishop Williams 38, Norwell 14
Attleboro 49, Bishop Feehan 14
Austin Prep 24, East Boston 6
Barnstable 38, Durfee 15
Brockton 16, BC High 6
Case 34, Latin Academy 14
Catholic Memorial 21, Lynn Classical 14
Central Catholic 28, Marlboro 14
Chelmsford 21, Waltham 0
Cohasset 45, Quincy 7
Dennis-Yarmouth 43, Taunton 18
Diman 44, Burke 32
Duxbury 42, Bridgewater-Raynham 22
East Bridgewater 32, Plymouth South 13
Everett 42, Leominster 23
Franklin 16, Milford 0
Gloucester 41, Swampscott 24
Holliston 54, Bellingham 22
Hopkinton 16, Dover-Sherborn 7
Ipswich 22, North Reading 7
King Philip 28, Wayland 14
Lawrence 13, Lynn English 9
Lynnfield 37, Manchester-Essex 6
Millis-Hopedale 27, Ashland 0
Mystic Valley 32, Lowell Catholic 20
Nashoba Tech 28, Minuteman 20 (2 ot)
North Attleboro 26, Dartmouth 7
North Quincy 13, Boston Latin 6
Norton 23, Medway 14
Pembroke 7, Hull 0
Plymouth North 13, Methuen 7
Reading 50, Cambridge 12
Revere 48, Medford 12
Rockland 37, Scituate 17
Salem 14, Winthrop 0
Sandwich 27, Bourne 21
Saugus 41, Bishop Fenwick 20
Shawsheen 12, Arlington Catholic 8
Somerset 13, Dighton-Rehoboth 7
Somerville 28, Greater Lawrence 0
Tewksbury 28, Lincoln-Sudbury 17
Tyngsboro 30, North Middlesex 0
West Bridgewater 12, Blue Hills 6
Westford 19, Lexington 13
West Roxbury 32, Boston English 0
Westwood 26, Medfield 19
Whittier 28, Southeastern 22 (ot)
Wilmington 34, Melrose 0

Legendary Massachusetts High School Football Coach Dies After Battle with ALS

2010-07-21T08:24:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

The Boston Globe is reporting that former BC High head football coach Jim Cotter has lost his four year battle with Lou Gehrig's Disease.

Globe reporter Bryan Marquard looks at the life of the man, who did more than lead his school to a record of 236-149-17 from 1960 to 2004.

Massachusetts High School Football Pre-Season Practice Begins August 23rd

2010-07-21T08:14:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher

Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

Welcome to our new look for the 2010 Massachusetts high school football season!

With the first day of practice beginning August 23rd, I wanted to take the time to thank all of my readers, who have made this blog successful over the past three years. I have bigger-and-better things planned this year with more original content.

Also, don't forget to check-out High School Football America for great high school football stories from around the country. If you have story ideas that I should know about, please feel free to email me.

Here's a look at important dates for the 2010 season...

First Practice - August 23rd

Regular Season Begins - September 10th

Championships - December 4th

Jeff Fisher is Founder/Editor-in-Chief of High School Football America

Two Coaches Inducted into Massachusetts High School Football Coaches Hall of Fame

2010-04-18T15:14:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

Bob Souza, who's been the head football coach at St. Sebastian's School for the last 32-years, and Vin Joseph (15-years at Medfield HS) are being inducted next Sunday night into the Massachusetts High School Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame.

The Boston Globe reports that both men are extremely happy with the honor.

Natick High and Lynn Tech Name New Football Coaches

2010-02-18T13:56:00.000-08:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

Longtime Natick assistant Mark Mortarelli has been promoted to head coach.

Mortarelli takes over for Tom Lamb, who resigned at the end of last season.

Meanwhile, Lynn Tech has hired 29-year old James Runner its its new head football coach.

Runner replaces Gary Sverker.

Massachusetts - 2010 National Signing Day

2010-02-03T18:47:00.000-08:00

Stanley Andre (Reading) LB - Massachusetts
Alex Blane (North Andover) DL/OL - New Hampshire
Matt Campbell (Attleboro) LB - Massachusetts
Brian Ciccone (Manchester-Essex) TE/LB - New Hampshire
Pat Crosby (Lincoln-Sudbury) OL - Lafayette
Mike Delaney (Foxborough) RB - Massachusetts
Aaron Kramer (Duxbury) OL - Boston College
James McCaffrey (Buckingham Brown & Nichols) DB - Boston College
Jaryd Rudolph (Silver Lake Regional) OL - Boston College
Robert Vardaro (Phillips Academy) OL - Boston College
Dominque Williams (Brockton) DB - Boston College
Harris Williams (Proctor Academy) OL - Boston College
Dominic Wooten (Norwell) OL - Massachusetts

Boston Globe Top 20 - Final Rankings

2009-12-12T15:20:00.000-08:00

1. Xaverian (13-0), LW: #1
2. Reading (13-0), LW: #3
3. Gloucester (13-0), LW: #5
4. Brockton (9-2), LW: #2
5. Natick (12-1), LW: #4
6. Franklin (11-1), LW: #10
7. Walpole (10-1), LW: #8
8. Everett (8-3), LW: #9
9. Billerica (10-2), LW: #6
10. Bridgewater-Raynham (10-3), LW: #11
11. Dracut (9-3), LW: #7
12. Mansfield (9-2), LW: #12
13. Marshfield (9-3), LW: #15
14. Masconomet (10-3), LW: #13
15. Bishop Feehan (10-2), LW: #NR
16. Duxbury (9-3), LW: #14
17. Westford (8-4), LW: #18
18. Marblehead (10-3), LW: #20
19. Austin Prep (10-3) LW: NR
20. Whittier (12-0), LW: NR

Massachusetts High School Football Scores - Super Bowls

2009-12-06T15:27:00.000-08:00

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Saturday, December 5, 2009

Super Bowls

Eastern Mass

Division I
Xaverian 29 Everett 0

Division IA
Gloucester 33 Bridgewater-Raynham 13

Division II
Reading 26 Natick 0

Division IIA
Marshfield 13 Masconomet 12

Division III
Bishop Feehan 12 Marblehead 6

Division IIIA
Austin Prep 38 Holliston 15

Division IV
Whittier 14 East Boston 12

Division IVA
Northeast Regional 22 Brighton 12

Central Mass

Division I
Wachusett 34 Holy Name 0
St. John 21 Marlboro 10

Division II
David prouty 11 Northbridge 7
Auburn 35 Southbridge 0

Division III
Oakmont 29 Littleton 19
Clinton 14 Narragansett 0

Western Mass

Division I
West Springfield 37 Longmeadow 30

Division II
Hoosac Valley 22 East Longmeadow 16

Division III
Ware 14 Pioneer Valley 8 (OT)

Xaverian Knocks-off Everett for Eastern Mass D-1 Super Bowl Championship

2009-12-06T01:26:00.000-08:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

Xaverian captured its first MIAA high school football championship since 1998 beating Everett 29-0 on Saturday at Gillette Stadium.

The Boston Globe reports that the Hawks finished a perfect 13-0 thanks to four first half turnovers for Everett.

Gloucester Wins Eastern Mass D-1A Title

2009-12-05T23:40:00.000-08:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

The Gloucester Fishermen went trolling for an Eastern Mass Super Bowl title Saturday against Bridgewater-Raynham on Saturday at Gillette Stadium.

When the final horn sounded, Gloucester had landed its second title in three years with a 33-13 victory. The Boston Globe reports the Fishermen were led by running back Conor Ressel, who scored three touchdowns.

Reading Completes Three-Year Turnaround to Win Eastern Mass Division 2 Super Bowl

2009-12-05T23:23:00.000-08:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

Reading shutout Natick 26-0 for the Eastern Mass Division 2 Super Bowl title.

The Boston Globe reports the Rockets win comes three years after a 4-7 season.

Marshfield Wins Eastern Mass D-2A Title

2009-12-05T22:13:00.000-08:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

Marshfield beat Masconomet beat 13-12 to win the Eastern Mass Division 2A Super Bowl.

The Boston Globe reports the win was redemption for the Rams, who lost in last year's championship game.

Bishop Feehan Beats Marblehead in Eastern Mass D-III Super Bowl

2009-12-05T22:03:00.000-08:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

Like several of this year's MIAA Super Bowls, the Eastern Mass Division 3 Super Bowl came down to the final few seconds.

The Boston Globe reports Bishop Feehan beat Marblehead 12-6 with a game-winning drive that ended with :13 to go in the game.

Austin Prep Wins Eastern Mass D-3A Super Bowl

2009-12-05T20:55:00.000-08:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

Austin Prep captured the Eastern Mass Division 3A Super Bowl with a 38-15 win over Holliston.

The Boston Globe reports that the title was quite an accomplishment for the Cougars, who at the end of October were faced with not even making the post-season.

Whittier Wins First Eastern Mass Super Bowl

2009-12-05T20:47:00.000-08:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

Whittier capped a perfect 12-0 season with a 14-12 win over East Boston in the Eastern Mass Division IV Super Bowl.

The Boston Globe reports the Wildcats captured their first-ever title with a strong fourth quarter defensive effort.

Northeast Wins Eastern Mass D-4A Super Bowl after 0-4 Start

2009-12-05T20:39:00.000-08:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

Northeast's first-ever Super Bowl win won't be forgotten by those involved.

After an 0-4 start, the Golden Knights finished with eight wins in their last nine games, including a 22-12 win in its Eastern Mass Division 4A Super Bowl game against Brighton. The Boston Globe reports Northeast used a strong running attack in the Super Bowl victory.

Central Mass Super Bowls Wrap-up

2009-12-05T18:34:00.000-08:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

Here's a wrap-up of the Central Mass Super Bowls from the Worchester Telegram & Gazette.

Central Mass

Division I
Wachusett 34 Holy Name 0
St. John 21 Marlboro 10

Division II
David prouty 11 Northbridge 7
Auburn 35 Southbridge 0

Division III
Oakmont 29 Littleton 19
Clinton 14 Narragansett 0

West Springfield Snaps Longmeadow's String of Four Straight West Mass Titles

2009-12-05T17:37:00.000-08:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

There was no "one for the thumb" for Longmeadow as West Springfield beat the Lancers 37-30 to win the Western Mass Division I Super Bowl.

The Republican reports that West Springfield denied the Lancers their fifth straight title with a great last minute touchdown drive.

Western Mass D-II Super Bowl Decided in Final Seconds

2009-12-05T16:02:00.000-08:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

Hoosac Valley beat East Longmeadow 22-16 to cap a perfect season and claim the Western Mass Division II Super Bowl.

The Republican reports that the Spartans won it on a touchdown with :13 to go in regulation.

Div. II Super Bowl: Hoosac Valley 22, East Longmeadow 16

Mahar HS Finishes Perfect 12-0 and Western Mass D-III Super Bowl Champ

2009-12-05T15:54:00.000-08:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football

Mahar beat Frontier 34-19 to win the Western Mass Division III Super Bowl.

MassLive.com reports the Senators finished 12-0 even though it committed five turnovers.

D-III Super Bowl: Mahar 34, Frontier 19

Ware Needs OT to Win Western Mass D-IV Super Bowl

2009-12-05T15:47:00.000-08:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

Ware beat Pioneer Valley 14-8 in overtime Saturday to claim the Western Mass Division IV Super Bowl.

The Republican reports that the Indians capture its first Super Bowl in 28 years on a Chris Guzik pass in overtime. Ware finishes 11-1, while Pioneer Valley ends 11-2.

Massachusetts High School Football Scores - Semifinals

2009-12-02T16:00:00.000-08:00

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Semfinals

Eastern Mass

DIVISION I
Everett 21 Billerica 7
Xaverian 21 Brockton 14

DIVISION IA
Gloucester 34 Westford 28
Bridgewater-Raynham 28 Needham 0

DIVISION II
Reading 20 Dracut 6
Natick 28 Franklin 26

DIVISION IIA
Masconomet 18 Concord-Carlisle 8
Marshfield 27 Duxbury 6

DIVISION III
Marblehead 21 Rockland 12
Bishop Feehan 42 Dighton-Rehoboth 13

DIVISION IIIA
Austin Prep 26 Lynnfield 20 OT
Holliston 14 Cohasset 6

DIVISION IV
Bye - Whittier
East Boston 35 Bristol-Plymouth 8

DIVISION IVA
Northeast Reg 24 Marian 14
Brighton 8 Tri-County 6

Central Mass

DIVISION I
Marlboro 21 Nashoba 7
Wachusett 13 Leominster 0
Holy Name 18 Westboro 7
St. John's 34 Shrewsbury 14

DIVISION II
Southbridge 6 Bartlett 3
Northbridge 30 Uxbridge 7
Auburn 28 Millbury 6
David Prouty 41 Grafton 24

DIVISION III
Clinton 26 Maynard 7
Oakmont 58 Assabet 24
Narragansett 36 Groton-Dunstable 8
Littleton 42 Worcester Tech 16

Western Mass

DIVISION I
Longmeadow 47 Chicopee Comp 14
West Springfield 31 Chicopee 14

DIVISION II
Hoosac Valley 35 South Hadley 18
East Longmeadow 34 Wahconah 0

DIVISION III
Frontier 18 Athol 7
Mahar 32 Greenfield 14

DIVISION IV
Pioneer Valley 40 Mohawk 8 5:00pm
Ware 14 Palmer 6

Massachusetts High School Football Scores - Week 10

2009-11-09T18:05:00.000-08:00

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 7, 2009

Arlington Catholic 36, Bishop Fenwick 20
Belmont Hill 28, Milton Academy 8
Beverly 51, Saugus 0
Blue Hills 12, South Shore 0
Brooks 31, Governor’s Academy 7
BB&N 32, Roxbury Latin 6
Cardinal Spellman 9, Austin Prep 6
Framingham 54, Norwood 6
Greater Lawrence 28, West Roxbury 6
Hamilton-Wenham 3, Georgetown 0
Lawrence Academy 56, Noble & Greenough 0
Lynnfield 27, Newburyport 13
Lynn Tech 36, Shawsheen 29
Martha’s Vineyard at Cape Cod/Harwich, ccd.
Methuen 20, Tewksbury 7
Middlesex 32, Thayer Academy 18
Newton North 18, Milton 6
North Attleboro 34, Sharon 7
Northeast 20, Minuteman 0
North Shore 41, Mystic Valley 6
Pentucket 34, North Reading 3
St. Mark’s 36, Rivers 33
St. Paul’s 14, Groton 13
St. Sebastian’s 34, St. George’s 8
Silver Lake 35, Hingham 14
Tri-County 6, Nantucket 0
Walpole 42, Braintree 7
Wellesley 34, Brookline 0
West Bridgewater 29, Diman 8
Whittier 34, Chelsea 13
Winchester 35, Lexington 21
Xaverian 42, St. John’s (S) 14

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Friday, November 6, 2009

Apponequet 28, Bourne 14
Arlington Catholic 32, Cardinal Spellman 15
Attleboro 26, Dartmouth 7
Barnstable 20, Bridgewater-Raynham 14
Bedford 28, Arlington 14
Bellingham 22, Hopkinton 13
Billerica 35, Andover 14
Bishop Feehan 27, Durfee 6
Blue Hills 12, Tri-County 8
Bristol-Plymouth 34, Diman 8
Brooks 23, Noble & Greenough 0
BB&N 42, Thayer Academy 14
Catholic Memorial 21, Plymouth South 7
Chelmsford 28, Lowell 8
Cohasset 14, Abington 0
Concord-Carlisle 49, Wayland 31
Danvers 16, Winthrop 3
Dighton-Rehoboth 29, Fairhaven 8
Dorchester 32, Burke 14
Dover-Sherborn 34, Ashland 0
Dracut 21, Lawrence 7
East Boston 44, Boston English 16
Everett 38, Somerville 6
Falmouth 14, Dennis-Yarmouth 0
Foxboro 21, Canton 0
Framingham 24, Milton 15
Gloucester 36, Revere 14
GNB Voke 20, Old Rochester 14
Hanover 32, Randolph 0
Holliston 41, Medfield 14
Hull 14, Nauset 0
King Philip 35, Stoughton 0
Latin Academy 14, Brighton 0
Lawrence Academy 27, Belmont Hill 0
Lincoln-Sudbury 7, Acton-Boxboro 0
Lynn Classical 22, Peabody 0
Lynn English 14, Salem 12
Lynnfield 20, Ipswich 3
Madison Park 46, Charlestown 0
Marblehead 39, Beverly 21
Martha’s Vineyard 13, Bishop Stang 7
Mashpee 34, Carver 7
Medford 43, Cambridge 42
Medway 21, Westwood 10
Melrose 42, Watertown 13
Methuen 16, Central Catholic 12
Milton Academy 24, Governor’s Academy 17
Natick 35, Weymouth 12
New Bedford 27, Taunton 13
North Andover 14, Wilmington 12
North Quincy 14, Whitman-Hanson 7
Norton 22, Millis-Hopedale 12
Norwell 44, East Bridgewater 28
O’Bryant 16, Hyde Park 6
Pembroke 21, Middleboro 19
Providence Country Day 41, Case 22
Reading 28, Woburn 13
Rivers 24, St. George’s 8
Rockland 28, Quincy 14
Roxbury Latin 18, Middlesex 13
St. Mark’s 26, St. Paul’s 19
St. Sebastian’s 41, Groton 13
Sandwich 35, Plymouth North 25
Scituate 29, Silver Lake 28
Somerset 31, Coyle-Cassidy 30
Southeastern 16, Cape Cod/Harwich 0
Tewksbury 24, Haverhill 8
Triton 14, Newburyport 7
Wakefield 33, Burlington 27
Wareham 16, Seekonk 6
Wellesley 48, Braintree 13
Westford Academy 41, Boston Latin 8
Weston 41, Tyngsboro 21
West Roxbury 32, South Boston 13
Xaverian 14, BC High 6

Massachusetts High School Football Scores - Week 7

2009-10-17T14:48:00.000-07:00

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Friday, October 16, 2009

Acton-Boxboro 42, Arlington 20
Andover 28, Chelmsford 21
Apponequet 28, Durfee 0
Austin Prep 32, Medford 0
Billerica 35, Lawrence 20
Bishop Fenwick 30, Georgetown 15
Bishop Guertin 52, Catholic Memorial 13
BC High 56, Cambridge 28
Bourne 36, GNB Voke 20
Bridgewater-Raynham 22, LaSalle 16 (ot)
Canton 20, Sharon 14 (ot)
Carver 21, Bishop Stang 7
Cathedral 44, St. Clement 42
Central Catholic 21, Lowell 0
Cohasset 14, Mashpee 6
Concord-Carlisle 41, Westford 40
Danvers 21, Beverly 3
Dennis-Yarmouth 34, Plymouth South 14
Dighton-Rehoboth 21, Wareham 20
Dover-Sherborn 36, Millis-Hopedale 7
Duxbury 21, North Quincy 6
East Boston 42, Blue Hills 6
East Bridgewater 32, Cardinal Spellman 14
Fairhaven 20, King Philip 14
Foxboro 20, Stoughton 7
Framingham 37, Braintree 12
Franklin 14, North Attleboro 7
Gloucester 21, Masconomet 14
Groton 28, Middlesex 14
Holliston 50, Hopkinton 14
Hull 21, Norwell 18
Latin Academy 30, Charlestown 0
Lexington 34, Stoneham 0
Lincoln-Sudbury 26, Tyngsboro 6
Lynn English 37, Swampscott 35
Madison Park 12, Brighton 8
Manchester-Essex 50, Ipswich 28
Marblehead 35, Salem 13
Marshfield 13, Plymouth North 0
Medfield 28, Bellingham 6
Melrose 14, Burlington 6
Methuen 35, Haverhill 6
Milton 35, Dedham 14
Natick 49, Wellesley 14
North Andover 28, North Reading 0
North Shore 26, Diman 14
O’Bryant 14, Boston English 0
Pentucket 24, Amesbury 7
Quincy 27, Pembroke 26
Reading 42, Malden Catholic 14
Revere 27, Peabody 25
Rockland 34, Randolph 8
Seekonk 34, Case 0
South Boston 46, Hyde Park 6
Taunton 34, Attleboro 18
Waltham 34, Wayland 21
Weston 19, Boston Latin 0
West Roxbury 20, Burke 12
Westwood 27, Norton 6
Weymouth 27, Newton North 0
Whitman-Hanson 29, Silver Lake 20
Wilmington 24, Newburyport 22
Winchester 27, Belmont 7
Woburn 28, Wakefield 7

Turnaround in Watertown

2009-10-06T11:03:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

I love turnaround stories!

Today, you can check-out one of the best in Massachusetts, as the Watertown Red Raiders enter Friday's game against South/University Park a perfect 4-0. According to Boston Herald reporter Dan Ventura, Watertown is just three years removed from winless seasons in '05 and '06.

Massachusetts High School Football Scores - Week 5

2009-10-06T10:56:00.000-07:00

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Sunday, October 4, 2009

Brockton 17 St. John's Prep 14 Boston Herald game story

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Saturday, October 3, 2009

Austin Prep 36, North Reading 6
Belmont Hill 44, St. Paul’s 0
Brooks 27, Groton 16
Central Catholic 36, Tewksbury 16
Greater Lawrence 20, Greater Lowell 6
Hingham 55, Quincy 6
Lawrence Academy 46, St. Mark’s 6
Lexington 13, Wilmington 7 (ot)
Lowell Catholic 19, St. Clement 0
Lynnfield 34, Cathedral 8
Manchester-Essex 13, Northeast 6
Martha’s Vineyard 39, St. Mary’s 22
Matignon 20, Trinity Catholic 0
Middlesex 9, Milton Academy 0
Nantucket 28, Holbrook/Avon 14
Natick 41, Dedham 7
Newton South 21, Medford 0
Noble & Greenough 31, St. George’s 18
Norwood 20, Milton 14
Pentucket 3, Newburyport 2
Pope John 42, Marian 33
Rivers 26, Governor’s Academy 15
Roxbury Latin 7, Thayer 0
Seekonk 12, Old Rochester 6
Sharon 26, Bishop Connolly 6
West Bridgewater 26, Old Colony 8
Whittier 38, Lynn Tech 12
Xaverian 28, Somerville 7

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Friday, October 2, 2009

Abington 29, Carver 15
Acton-Boxboro 14, Concord-Carlisle 13
Andover 34, Haverhill 6
Arlington Catholic 7, Cambridge 6
Attleboro 50, Durfee 22
Bedford 13, Malden 6
Billerica 28, Dracut 21
Bishop Feehan 28, Barrington (RI) 7
Boston English 34, South Boston 28 (2 ot)
Bourne 46, Case 12
Braintree 10, Brookline 6
Bridgewater-Raynham 14, New Bedford 0
Brighton 24, Hyde Park 14
BB&N 35, St. Sebastian’s 21
Burlington 33, Belmont 14
Chelsea 12, Mystic Valley 6
Cohasset 38, Cardinal Spellman 20
Dartmouth 17, Somerset 15
Dighton-Rehoboth 35, Bishop Stang 7
Duxbury 17, Hanover 0
Falmouth 22, BC High 20
Foxboro 24, North Attleboro 22
Franklin 21, Canton 14
Holliston 52, Millis-Hopedale 23
Hopkinton 35, Medfield 20
Hull 14, East Bridgewater 7
King Philip 35, Oliver Ames 7
Latin Academy 20, Dorchester 12
Lawrence 34, Chelmsford 29
Lincoln-Sudbury 26, Wayland 21
Lynn English 28, Danvers 18
Madison Park 20, West Roxbury 0
Malden Catholic 30, Peabody 7
Mansfield 34, Stoughton 12
Marblehead 42, Georgetown 0
Marshfield 23, Dennis-Yarmouth 20
Masconomet 26, Westford Academy 14
Mashpee 27, Coyle-Cassidy 12
Medway 36, Bellingham 0
Methuen 20, Lowell 0
Needham 9, Newton North 0
North Andover 34, Salem 12
Norton 20, Dover-Sherborn 6
Norwell 34, Archbishop Williams 6
Plymouth North 28, Nauset 0
Plymouth South 33, Sandwich 15
Reading 34, Melrose 7
Rockland 33, North Quincy 22
Scituate 34, Randolph 21
South Shore 22, Diman 20
Swampscott 37, Revere 14
Taunton 34, Barnstable 21
Tri-County 22, Southeastern 0
Triton 34, Ipswich 0
Tyngsboro 22, Arlington 19
Walpole 38, Wellesley 7
Wareham 57, GNB Voke 14
Watertown 14, Weston 10
Westwood 46, Ashland 0
Weymouth 35, Framingham 21
Whitman-Hanson 19, Pembroke 7
Winchester 35, Wakefield 15
Winthrop 16, Lynn Classical 6
Woburn 28, Stoneham 0
Worcester Tech 27, Blue Hills 12

Massachusetts High School Football Scores - Week 4

2009-09-25T16:37:00.001-07:00

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Saturday, September 26, 2009

Andover 47, Tewksbury 34
Archbishop Williams 34, Marian 0
Austin Prep 16, Malden 13
Beverly 24, Lynn English 20
Bishop Connolly 14, Blue Hills 6 (ot)
Brooks 27, Roxbury Latin 10
Cape Cod/Harwich 30, Diman 8
Concord-Carlisle 21, Newton South 19
Dennis-Yarmouth 20, Hingham 6
Everett 17, St. John’s Prep 7
Fairhaven 30, GNB Voke 27
Governor’s 15, Thayer Academy 7
Groton 34, St. George’s 16
Hanover 32, South Shore 12
Holbrook/Avon 40, Old Colony 16
Lawrence Academy 48, Milton Academy 6
Lowell Catholic 14, Hyde Park 12
Manchester Essex 26, Greater Lawrence 20
Middlesex 20, St. Mark’s 0
Mystic Valley 26, St. Clement 12
Natick 42, Brookline 0
North Shore 29, Nashoba 14
Old Rochester 21, Bourne 20
Pentucket 35, Hamilton-Wenham 0
Pope John 28, Brighton 22
Rivers 13, St. Paul’s 0
St. Mary’s 23, Madison Park 14
St. Sebastian’s 41, Noble & Greenough 0
Salem 27, Saugus 7
Seekonk 17, Apponequet 7
Shawsheen 21, Georgetown 13 (ot)
Swampscott 28, Peabody 7
Wakefield 29, Lexington 9
Walpole 28, Newton North 14
Wareham 44, Middleboro 8
West Bridgewater 28, Southeastern 12
Whittier 34, Northeast 24

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Friday, September 25, 2009

BC High 7, Acton-Boxboro 6
Belmont 28, Melrose 7
Bridgewater-Raynham 28, Marshfield 7
BB&N 33, Belmont Hill 14
Burlington 42, Stoneham 0
Canton 39, Oliver Ames 14
Chelmsford 25, Haverhill 13
Chelsea 29, Greater Lowell 0
Dighton-Rehoboth 28, Case 18
Dorchester 32, Matignon 6
Duxbury 33, Quincy 6
Foxboro 42, Rutland (VT) 7
Franklin 29, Mansfield 28
Latin Academy 34, Boston English 6
Malden Catholic 21, Somerville 7
Medway 12, Medfield 0
Newburyport 37, Ipswich 0
Reading 34, Winchester 7
Sandwich 13, Barnstable 8
Taunton 42, Durfee 7
Tri-County 28, Nantucket 0
Weston 21, Hull 13
West Roxbury 22, Charlestown 0
Westwood 20, Hopkinton 0
Weymouth 42, Norwood 14
Wilmington 28, Lynnfield 7
Xaverian 14, Brockton 7

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Thursday, September 24, 2009

Plymouth South 28 North Quincy 12

For news and scores from around America, go to the High School Football Huddle.

Massachusetts High School Football Scoreboard - Week 3

2009-09-25T16:29:00.000-07:00

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Friday, September 18, 2009

Barnstable 21, Dennis-Yarmouth 20
Billerica 20, Woburn 14
Bishop Fenwick 6, Salem 0
Blue Hills 18, Holbrook/Avon 0
Bridgewater-Raynham 49, Durfee 19
Brockton 22, Taunton 20 (ot)
Burke 12, Boston English 0
Catholic Memorial 27, Haverhill 6
Chelsea 38, Brighton 6
Cohasset 34, Hingham 21
Diman 26, Bishop Connolly 18
Fairhaven 22, Wareham 16
Greater Lawrence 21, South Boston 0
Greater Lowell 26, Lowell Catholic 8
Hanover 24, East Bridgewater 21 (2 ot)
Holliston 42, Tyngsboro 22
Hull 37, South Shore 0
Keefe Tech 31, St. Clement 12
King Philip 42, Bellingham 6
Lawrence 12, Tewksbury 8
Lynn English 33, Winthrop 21
Lynnfield 32, Georgetown 6
Mansfield 41, Minnechaug 7
Martha’s Vineyard 2, Charlestown 0 (forfeit)
Mashpee 6, Sandwich 0
Medford 33, Revere 0
Millis 21, Southeastern 0
Nashua South (NH) 23, Lowell 6
New Bedford 14, Silver Lake 14
Newburyport 17, North Reading 13
North Andover 21, Amesbury 0
North Attleboro 24, Bishop Feehan 0
Norwell 21, Cardinal Spellman 20 (ot)
Old Rochester 42, Case 12
Peabody 21, Cambridge 12
Pembroke 27, Carver 21
Seekonk 15, Bourne 14
Somerset 31, Nauset 12
Triton 39, Hamilton-Wenham 12
Wellesley 32, Dedham 7
Westford 56, Malden Catholic 18
*Whitman-Hanson 27, Rockland 8
Wilmington 35, Shawsheen 2

Massachusetts High School Football Scoreboard - Week 1

2009-09-11T21:56:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football Huddle

Brockton and BC High began the 2009 season the way the 2008 season ended...playing each other. Brockton beat BC 27-3 to open the 2009 season and avenge last season's Eastern Mass Division I Super Bowl victory by the Eagles. The Boston Herald reports that the Boxers broke this one open at the start of the second half with a kickoff return.

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Friday, September 11, 2009

Abington 12, Hanover 0
Acton-Boxboro 14, Woburn 7
Andover 27, North Andover 21
Ayer 27, Hyde Park 14
Barnstable 35, Durfee 6
Belmont 14, Cardinal Spellman 0
Billerica 26, Burlington 14
Bishop Feehan 16, Foxboro 14
Bridgewater-Raynham 28, Duxbury 7
Bristol-Plymouth 20, GNB Voke 14
Brockton 27, BC High 3
Catholic Memorial 17, Lynn Classical 0
Chelmsford 12, Waltham 7
Chelsea 42, Pope John 6
Cohasset 39, Quincy 0
Danvers 20, Manchester Essex 0
Dighton-Yarmouth 28, Bourne/UCT 12
Everett 14, Leominster 6
Franklin 33, Attleboro 24
Frontier 13 Lunenberg 0
Holliston 24, Wayland 10
Hull 14, Pembroke 0
King Philip 35, Hopkinton 0
Lynn English 40, Lawrence 38
Malden 33, Haverhill 12
Mansfield 34, Dartmouth 0
Marblehead 27, Pentucket 2
Marlboro 14, Central Catholic 0
Masconomet 35, Lowell 12
Mashpee 20, Fairhaven 12
Medway 31, Oliver Ames 0
Methuen 20, Concord-Carlisle 19
Milford 34, Bellingham 0
Milton 34, Brookline 0
Nashoba 27, Minuterman 0
Natick 27, Newton North 0
Nauset 6, Cape Cod/Harwich 0 (ot)
Needham 29, Dedham 12
New Bedford 29, Bishop Stang 0
Newburyport 19, Hamilton-Wenham 0
North Attleboro 38, Wakefield 13
North Middlesex 23, Stoneham 8
North Quincy 33, Boston Latin 7
North Reading 26, Ipswich 0
Norwell 21, Millis 14
Old Rochester 22, Martha’s Vineyard 15
Palmer 42 Mohawk Trail 0 MassLive.com game story
Plymouth North 30, Medfield 0
Plymouth South 18, East Bridgewater 6
Putnam 12 Northampton 7
Reading 35, Cambridge 0
Revere 20, Northeast 14 (ot)
St. John’s Prep 32, Peabody 7
Saugus 19, Bishop Fenwick 12
Scituate 32, Carver 0
Silver Lake 30, Coyle-Cassidy 6
Triton 40, Amesbury 0
Tyngsboro 22, Dover-Sherborn 20 (ot)
Walpole 20, Framingham 7
Wareham 22, Taunton 14
Watertown 27, Greater Lowell 6
Wellesley 26, Weymouth 14
Weston 28, Ashland 0
West Roxbury 16, Boston Latin 14
Westwood 34, Bedford 18
Whitman-Hanson 22, Sandwich 7
Wilmington 20, Melrose 18
Winchester 20, Stoughton 7
Winthrop 31, Salem 0
Xaverian 47, Malden Catholic 14

Massachusetts Bank Wants High School Football Team in its Next Commercial

2009-07-25T20:09:00.001-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
Massachusetts High School Football

High school football teams in eastern and central Mass have a shot a winning $5,000, plus earn 60-seconds of fame in an Eastern Bank TV commercial.

Bank officials are encouraging teams to submit videos, photos and audio recording or essays that answer the question..."What makes your team special?"

“At Eastern Bank, our team is focused on working together to provide our customers with banking, investment and insurance solutions,” said Richard E. Holbrook, chairman and CEO of Eastern Bank. “We’ve decided to illustrate this point by featuring a high school football team, which needs offense, defense and special teams to be successful.

To learn more about the contest that runs through August 7th, click here to read the bank's press release. The commercial would air sometime in early fall.

High School Football Comes to the Web in Massachusetts

2009-04-19T10:22:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

The Kraft Group is partnering with YouCastr to bring Massachusetts high school football game broadcasts to the internet. The games will appear on www.newenglandfootball.com. YouCastr will provide the tools to schools to broadcast on-demand video, and help them monetize content geared to families, boosters, alumni and the general public.

“The Krafts have always been supportive of youth sports in New England, particularly football,” said New England Patriots publisher Fred Kirsch. “Hosting the MIAA Eastern Mass Super Bowls at Gillette Stadium every December is just one part of that involvement. Creating newenglandfootball.com and the New England football exhibit at the Hall at Patriot Place presented by Raytheon was yet another step. Now, partnering with YouCastr takes what we can provide schools to a whole new level. With schools everywhere forced to tighten their financial belts, YouCastr’s solution is a terrific opportunity for high schools throughout New England.”

“YouCastr is delighted to be partnering with The Kraft Group to support broadcasting of high school sports across New England,” said YouCastr Co-Founder Brad Johnson. “Together, we can help raise the profile of schools’ athletic programs, enable schools to earn money during these challenging times, provide a great way for family and alumni to watch their favorite teams, and provide students an excellent educational opportunity in digital media.

Massachusetts High School Football Scoreboard - Semifinals

2008-12-04T07:04:00.000-08:00

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

One day after beating the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association off-the-field for the right to play in the Eastern Mass Division 2 semifinals, Mansfield beat Bishop Feehan 22-6 to advance to Saturday's Super Bowl. Originally, Mansfield was forced to forfeit the game by MIAA for using an ineligible player earlier this season, but less than an hour before the game on Tuesday, the school won an injunction in Superior Court. Next week, the MIAA will another hearing on the matter that could still result in Mansfield having to forfeit its post-season wins. Click here for a Mansfield-Bishop Feehan game recap.

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Division 2 Semifinal
Mansfield 22 Bishop Feehan 6

Massachusetts High School Football Scoreboard - Semifinals

2008-12-02T21:48:00.001-08:00

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

They say the second time is the charm and that's the case for BC High, which shocked three-time defending state champ Everett in the Eastern Mass Division 1 semifinals Tuesday night. The Eagles, who lost 26-0 to Everett during the regular season, moved-on to Saturday's Super Bowl with a 9-0 victory at Manning Field in Lynn. BC High will play Brockton in the Super Bowl at Gillette Stadium. Click here for game story.

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Eastern Mass
Semifinals

Division 1
Brockton 20 Dartmouth 13 Click here for game story
BC High 9 Everett 0

Division 1A
Marshfield 14 Framingham 7
Dracut 28 Acton-Boxboro 21 Click here for game story

Division 2
Walpole 20 Reading 12 Click here for game story
Mansfield vs. Bishop Feehan (Wednesday Night)

Division 2A
Duxbury 26 Apponequet 13 Click here for game story
Gloucester 26 Masconomet 7 Click here for game story

Divison 3
Arlington Catholic 22 Swampscott 9 Click here for game story
Norton 14 Abington 6 Click here for game story

Divison 3A
Amesbury 34 Whittier 0 Click here for game story
Martha's Vineyard 42 Monument 14 Click here for game story

Division 4
Tri-County 20 Pope John 18 Click here for a story
Manchester Essex 29 O'Bryant 21 Click here for game story

Western and Central Mass
Semifinals

Division 1
Longmeadow 24 Holyoke 7 Click here for game story
Fitchburg 33 Shrewsbury 6

Longmeadow moves to Division I Super Bowl

Division 1A
Westfield 38 Minnechaug 25
Holy Name 16 Wachusett 10

Bombers advance to Division IA Super Bowl

Westfield vs. Minnechaug

Division 2
South Hadley 21 East Longmeadow 14 Click here for game story
Tantasqua 14 Millbury 7

East Longmeadow v. South Hadley

Division 2A
Auburn 22 Northbridge 18

Division 3
Putnam 59 Springfield Sci-Tech 22 Click here for game story
Littleton 33 Lunenburg 14

Division III Football Playoff: Putnam 59, Sci-Tech 22

Division 3A
Easthampton 56 Pathfinder 28 Click here for game story
Assabet 38 Groton-Dunstable 7

Easthampton rolls to Div. IIIA Super Bowl

Massachusetts Post-Season Begins Tuesday

2008-12-01T18:55:00.001-08:00

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

The craziness that is Massachusetts high school football playoff begins Tuesday night. The eastern Mass semis are set for tomorrow night and then the winners have to bounce back and play in the Super Bowls on Saturday.

In Division 1, the semifinals are rematches for '07 with BC High (9-1) taking-on two-time defending champ Everett (9-1). The winner of that gets the Brockton-Dartmouth winner. Top-ranked Dartmouth won last year's semifinal and then lost to Everett 36-28 in overtime in the Super Bowl.

Here are the match-ups...

Eastern Mass
Semifinals

Division 1
BC High vs. Everett at Lynn, 7:45 p.m.
Dartmouth at Brockton, 7:45 p.m.

Division 1A
Dracut vs. Acton-Boxboro at Lowell, 7:45 p.m.
Framingham vs. Marshfield at Brockton, 5:15 p.m.

Division 2
Reading vs. Walpole at Reading, 7:45 p.m. Click here for preview
Bishop Feehan vs. Mansfield at Bridgewater-Raynham, 5:15 p.m. Click here for preview

Division 2A
Masconomet vs. Gloucester at Lynn, 5:15 p.m.
Apponequet vs. Duxbury at Durfee, 7:15 p.m.
Click here for previews

Division 3
Arlington Catholic vs. Swampscott at Arlington, 7:15 p.m.
Abington vs. Norton at Bridgewater-Raynham, 7:45 p.m.
Click here for previews

Division 3A
Whittier vs. Amesbury at Lowell, 5:15 p.m.
South Boston vs. Martha's Vineyard at Taunton, 4:45 p.m.
Click here for previews

Division 4
O'Bryant vs. Manchester-Essex at Reading, 5:15 p.m.
Tri-County vs. Pope John at Taunton, 7:15 p.m.
Click here for previews

Central/Western Mass
Semifinals

DIVISION I
Longmeadow vs Holyoke, 7:30pm at Westfield
Fitchburg vs Shrewsbury, 7:45pm at Oakmont

DIVISION IA
Westfield vs Minnechaug, 5:30pm at Westfield
Holy Name vs Wachusett, 7:45pm at Wachusett

DIVISION II
East Longmeadow vs South Hadley, 7:00pm at Holyoke
Tantasqua vs Millbury, 7:45pm at Foley - Worcester

DIVISION IIA
Northbridge vs Auburn, 5:15pm at Wachusett

DIVISION III
Springfield High School of Science & Tech vs Putnam, 5:00pm at Holyoke
Lunenburg vs Littleton, 5:15pm at Oakmont

Division IIIA
Easthampton vs Pathfinder, 3:30pm at Westfield
Assabet vs Groton Dunstable, 5:15pm at Foley - Worcester

Massachusetts High School Football Scoreboard - Turkey Day Scores

2008-11-28T09:14:00.000-08:00

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

America's oldest continuous Thanksgiving Day football game turned out the way most of them have recently as Boston Latin beat Boston English 36-0. It was Latin's 11th straight win in the series that it leads 73-36-13 after its 122nd consecutive game on Turkey Day. Click here for game story for the Boston Herald.

Massachusetts' longest active win streak is over. East Longmeadow beat arch-rival Longmeadow 16-13 to snap the Lancers 47-game win streak. The last Lancer loss also came at the hands of East back on Thanksgiving 2004. Click here for a game story for MassLive.com.

Click here to go to the The High School Football Huddle for news and scores from around the country.

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Thursday, November 27, 2008

Eastern Mass

Abington 29, Whitman-Hanson 14
Acton-Boxboro 21, Westford Academy 7
Amesbury 22, Newburyport 7
Andover 26, Central Catholic 17
Apponequet 35, Old Rochester 14
Arlington Catholic 19, Arlington 15
Attleboro 12, North Attleboro 10
Austin Prep 20, Bishop Fenwick 12
Bedford 33, Concord-Carlisle 7
Belmont 44, Watertown 6
Bishop Feehan 11, Sandwich 8
Bishop Stang 37, Bishop Connolly 8
BC High 17, Catholic Memorial 7
Boston Latin 36, Boston English 0
Braintree 21, Milton 13
Bridgewater-Raynham 43, Randolph 0
Bristol-Plymouth 27, Blue Hills 6
Brockton 35, Waltham 28
Burke 30, Hyde Park 0
Carver 29, Middleboro 7
Cathedral 20, Marian 7
Chelmsford 22, Billerica 16
Cohasset 37, Hull 15
Coyle-Cassidy 24, Taunton 21
Dartmouth 35, Fairhaven 20
Dennis-Yarmouth 29, Nauset 7
Diman 33, GNB Voke 12
Duxbury 28, Marshfield 0
East Bridgewater 35, Rockland 28
Everett 35, Cambridge 12
Falmouth 26, Barnstable 21
Framinghan 28, Natick 9
Gloucester 37, Danvers 10
Groton-Dunstable 41, Tyngsboro 20
Hamilton-Wenham 27, Ipswich 6
Hanover 14, Norwell 6
Hingham 10, Scituate 6
King Philip 22, Franklin 12
Lexington 24, Burlington 14
Lincoln-Sudbury 30, Newton South 6
Lowell 28, Haverhill 7
Lynn English 48, Lynn Classical 14
Lynnfield 21, North Reading 0
Malden 33, Medford 22
Malden Catholic 14, Peabody 12
Manchester Essex 40, Georgetown 21
Mansfield 28, Foxboro 0
Masconomet 31, North Andover 7
Mashpee 35, Cape Cod/Harwich 0
Medfield 28, Dover-Sherborn 12
Medway 42, Millis 20
Methuen 37, Dracut 33
Minuteman 28, Mystic Valley 0
Needham 26, Wellesley 7
New Bedford 37, Durfee 6
Newton North 15, Brookline 7 (2 ot)
Norton 54, Bellingham 0
Norwood 47, Dedham 14
O’Bryant 14, Latin Academy 0
Oliver Ames 20, Sharon 19
Pentucket 14, Triton 7
Plymouth North 30, Plymouth South 6
Pope John 30, Lowell Catholic 20
Quincy 27, North Quincy 17
Reading 28, Stoneham 0
St. Clement 28, Trinity Catholic 12
Salem 34, Beverly 30
Saugus 35, Chelsea 6
Seekonk 13, Dighton-Rehoboth 3
Shawsheen 20, Greater Lowell 0
Silver Lake 28, Pembroke 7
Somerset 47, Case 0
Somerville 18, Matignon 0
South Boston 34, East Boston 6
South Shore 34, Southeastern 7
Stoughton 28, Canton 2
Swampscott 21, Marblehead 13
Tewksbury 26, Wilmington 7
Wakefield 34, Melrose 27
Walpole 20, Weymouth 6
Wareham 26, Bourne 14
Wayland 21, Weston 12
West Bridgewater 18, Holbrook/Avon 12
Westwood 42, Holliston 18
Whittier 33, Hudson Catholic 0
Winchester 34, Woburn 10
Winthrop 20, Revere 6
Xaverian 24, St. John’s Prep 17

Central Mass

Auburn 42, Oxford 12
Doherty 42, Burncoat 6
Fitchburg 20, Leominster 17
Leicester 15, David Prouty 0
Littleton 34, Ayer 13
Mahar 35, Athol 7
Marlboro 34, Hudson 0
Maynard 18, Clinton 13
Millbury 14, Grafton 6
Narragansett 14, Murdock 13
Nashoba 42, North Middlesex 12
Nipmuc 8, Valley Tech 0
Northbridge 22, Uxbridge 0
Oakmont 26, Gardner 25
St. Bernard’s 19, Lunenburg 14
St. John’s (S) 28, St. Peter-Marian 6
Shrewsbury 16, Milford 13
Southbridge 33, Bartlett 0
Tantasqua 32, Shepherd Hill 27
Wachusett 20, Holy Name 0
West Boylston 36, Quabbin 19
Westboro 27, Algonquin 6

Western Mass

East Longmeadow 16 Longmeadow 13
Greenfield 13 Turners Falls 6
Holyoke 42 Chicopee 14
Mahar 35 Athol 7
Northampton 26 Amherst 6
Palmer 14 Ludlow 13
Pathfinder 15 Belchertown 13 Click here for game story
Pioneer 14 Franklin Tech 6
South Hadley 28 Chicopee Comp 0
Westfield 37 Cathedral 20
West Springfield 39 Agawam 0

Turkey Day Football in the Land of the Pilgrims

2008-11-27T09:08:00.001-08:00

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Since I spent the last two days talking about Thanksgiving high school football tradition in eastern Pennsylvania, I now want to let everyone in on a little secret. Massachusetts may have every state beat hands down!

Why? Hey, the Pilgrims invented the day!

So with that in mind, he are some fun facts about Turkey Day football in the Bay State.

Boston Latin and Boston English are meeting for the 122nd time, which makes it the oldest continuous high school match-up in the country. It's been a lopsided series with Latin bringing a ten game win streak into the game and it's won 42 of the last 44. Boston Latin leads the all-time series 72-36-13.

The oldest rivalry between public schools belongs to Wellesley and Needham, who are meeting for 121st time today. Wellesley leads the series 58-53-9.

Right behind is Barnstable and Falmouth. They're hooking up for the 119th game and it's the oldest game on Cape Code. It's a close series with Barnstable leading 56-54-8.

Later today the Massachusetts High School Football Huddle will have all of the scores from today's Thanksgiving clashes.

Click here to go to The High School Football Huddle for news and scores from around the nation.

Lexington Grandfather Ready to Coach 50th Turkey Day Game

2008-11-26T12:46:00.000-08:00

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

There's plenty of high school football to be served-up Thursday, and one of the most fascinating stories I came across this week comes out of the Boston area where 84-year Joe Tighe will coach his 50th...yes 50th...Thanksgiving Day game when Lexington plays Burlington. The 84-year old Tighe is the third winningest coach in Massachusetts high school football history with 256 victories. His overall record at three schools is 256-212-13.

Click here to read about the Minutemen's main man.

By the way, former Brockton head coach Armond Colombo is #1 on the Mass wins list with a record of 316-100-5.

Here's the list of the top five active coaches by victories...

Vito Capizzo (Nantucket) 293-139-8
Ken LaChapelle (Northbridge) 266-83-6
Bill Tighe (Lexington) 256-222-13
Tom Lamb (Natick) 236-63-2
Tom Lopez (Lincoln-Sudbury) 221-91-4

Click here to go to The High School Football Huddle for news and scores from around the country.

Massachusetts High School Football Scoreboard - Week 11

2008-11-15T14:10:00.001-08:00

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 15, 2008

Bay State
Norwood 18

Big Three
Brockton 34 New Bedford 13

Cape Ann - Small
Amesbury 42 North Reading 21

Catholic League - Central
Pope John 44 Trinity Catholic 0

Commonwealth - Small
Northeast 60 Minuteman 12

Dual County - Large
Acton-Boxboro 28 Newton South 6

Mayflower - Large
Bishop Connolly 12 Southeastern 6

Mayflower - Small
Tri-County 14 Holbrook/Avon 0
West Bridgewater 35 Nantucket 16

Merrimack Valley
Dracut 36 Tewksbury 7

Non-Conference
Whitman-Hanson 36 Pembroke 0

Massachusetts High School Football Scoreboard - Week 11

2008-11-14T23:26:00.000-08:00

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Walpole beat Natick Friday night 21-9 in a battle of unbeatens that gave the Rebels the Bay State Herget Conference title and a berth in the Division 2 playoffs. For a game story, click here. Click here to go to The High School Football Huddle for scores and news from around the country.

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Friday, November 14, 2008

Eastern Mass
Abington 14, Mashpee 6
Apponequet 41, Case 8
Arlington 42, Weston 21
Attleboro 55, Barnstable 28
Bedford 21, Wayland 20
Bishop Feehan 23, Somerset 0
Blue Hills 33, Diman 25
BC High 21, St. John’s Prep 7
Boston English 8, West Roxbury 6
Braintree 21, Weymouth 6
Brighton 36, Dorchester 12
BB&N 20, Lawrence Academy 13
Burlington 25, Woburn 14
Chelmsford 12, Central Catholic 5
Cohasset 25, Norwell 8
Concord-Carlisle 35, Tyngsboro 18
Coyle-Cassidy 32, Bishop Stang 0
Dartmouth 33, Durfee 7
Dennis-Yarmouth 42, Plymouth North 28
Dighton-Rehoboth 29, GNB Voke 6
Dover-Sherborn 19, Hopkinton 7
Fairhaven 28, Bourne 21
Falmouth 6, Plymouth South 0
Franklin 32, Oliver Ames 12
Gloucester 54, Salem 6
Hingham 42, Middleboro 14
Holliston 27, Bellingham 7
Hull 21, Carver 20
King Philip 52, Foxboro 35
Lawrence 46, Haverhill 12
Lincoln-Sudbury 41, Boston Latin 14
Lowell 28, Billerica 19
Lynn Classical 28, Revere 6
Lynn English 28, Peabody 0
Madison Park 20, East Boston 12
Malden Catholic 36, Medford 8
Marshfield 41, Sandwich 0
Martha’s Vineyard 42, South Shore 22
Masconomet 38, Ipswich 7
Methuen 20, Andover 16
Millis 7, Ashland 6
Milton 27, Wellesley 8
Nauset 14, Seekonk 13
Newburyport 27, Georgetown 26
North Attleboro 38, Canton 0
Norton 16, Medway 7
O’Bryant 24, Marian 13
Old Rochester 23, Wareham 22
Pentucket 33, North Andover 14
Quincy 26, Randolph 6
Reading 14, Melrose 7
Rockland 23, Scituate 22
Silver Lake 23, North Quincy 6
Somerville 28, Cambridge 26
South Boston 34, Charlestown 0
Stoughton 35, Sharon 12
Swampscott 14, Danvers 3
Taunton 19, Bridgewater-Raynham 13 (2 ot)
Wakefield 48, Lexington 28
Walpole 21, Natick 9
Westford 14, Waltham 13
Westwood 20, Medfield 13
Wilmington 27, Triton 14
Winchester 33, Watertown 6
Winthrop 20, Beverly 13
Xaverian 24, Catholic Memorial 7

Massachusetts High School Football Scoreboard - Week 7

2008-10-24T21:22:00.000-07:00

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Longmeadow won its 44th straight Friday night beating Central 48-34. Longmeadow was led by Alex Scyocurka, who rushed for a career high 318-yards.

East Longmeadow 45, West Springfield 20

Massachusetts High School Football Scoreboard
Friday, October 24, 2008

Abington 48, Hull 20
Amesbury 13, Lynnfield 12
Andover 40, Haverhill 27
Apponequet 40, Wareham 14
Arlington 14, Concord-Carlisle 7
Arlington Catholic 37, Archbishop Williams 20
Attleboro 26, Somerset 6
Bedford 40, Weston 33
Belmont 14, Burlington 7
Bishop Fenwick 35, Cardinal Spellman 6
Brockton 35, Durfee 9
Cape Cod/Harwich 34, Blue Hills 24
Carver 41, Norwell 0
Central Catholic 21, Tewksbury 13
Chelmsford 7, Lowell 6
Cohasset 20, East Bridgewater 7
Dartmouth 21, New Bedford 7
Dighton-Rehoboth 55, Case 0
Dracut 47, Billerica 16
Duxbury 38, Scituate 7
East Boston 26, Brighton 16
Fairhaven 8, Old Rochester 6
Foxboro 48, Sharon 2
Framingham 34, Brookline 20
Franklin 42, Taunton 14
Georgetown 34, Ipswich 8
Gloucester 30, Revere 12
Holliston 27, Ashland 0
Hopkinton 26, Millis 7
Hyde Park 20, Boston English 12 (2 ot)
Lawrence 20, North Andover 14 (Thursday)
Lincoln-Sudbury 40, Waltham 13
Lynn English 25, Salem 14
Lynn Tech 24, Greater Lowell 14
Madison Park 30, Latin Academy 8
Malden 24, Cambridge 21
Mansfield 34, Canton 16
Marblehead 28, Danvers 0
Marshfield 30, Plymouth South 6
Masconomet 28, Triton 0
Mashpee 27, Bourne 6
Medfield 28, Norton 14
Medway 40, Dover-Sherborn 13
Melrose 42, Lexington 13
Middleboro 42, Randolph 0
Minuteman 13, Chelsea 12
Natick 28, Milton 6
North Attleboro 20, King Philip 17
North Quincy 21, Hanover 14
Peabody 21, Lynn Classical 20
Reading 36, Woburn 15
Sandwich 27, Nauset 0
Seekonk 35, GNB Voke 8
Somerville 26, Medford 6
South Boston 42, Burke 8
South Shore 26, Bristol-Plymouth 15
Stoughton 34, Oliver Ames 0
Tri-County 20, Diman 0
Wayland 33, Tyngsboro 30
Westwood 49, Bellingham 8
Xaverian 14, Bridgewater-Raynham 7

Massachusetts High School Football Scoreboard - Week 2

2008-09-12T22:05:00.000-07:00

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Friday, September 12, 2008

Dartmouth vs. Mansfield Highlights from Boston.com

The Little High School That Could - Nantucket Whalers

2008-08-26T12:51:00.000-07:00

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Nantucket's Vito Capizzo enters the 2008 season just 23 wins behind former Brockton head football coach Armond Colombo (316-100-5) for the title of Massachusetts winningest football coach. Capizzo and his Whalers enters this season with a record of 293-129-8 and nine trips to the Super Bowl. Not back for a school that only has 359 boys and girls.

Click here to read about the man who's just seven wins short of 300.

Everett Wins Back-to-Back Massachusetts Division 1 Super Bowls

2007-12-06T13:52:00.000-08:00

It was a lot harder than everyone thought, but once again Everett is sitting atop Division 1 in eastern Massachusetts. The defending champs beat Dartmouth 36-28 in overtime Saturday night at Gillette Stadium.

Check out the highlights above. To read a game wrap-up, please click here.

Massachusetts High School Football Scoreboard - Super Bowls

2007-12-06T12:55:00.001-08:00

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Saturday, December 1, 2007

Eastern Massachusetts Super Bowls

Division 1
Everett 36, Dartmouth 28 (Final, OT)

Division 1A
Chelmsford 23, Marshfield 20 (Final)

Division 2
Bishop Feehan 26, Walpole 20 (Final)

Division 2A
Gloucester 41, Hingham 0 (Final)

Division 3
Swampscott 22, Medfield 6 (Final)

Division 3A
Greater Lawrence 19, East Boston 6 (Final)

Division 4
Brighton 16, West Bridgewater 8 (Final)

Central & Western Massachusetts Super Bowls

Division 1
Longmeadow 21, Leominster 0 (Final)

Division 1A
Shrewsbury 21, Westfield 17 (Final)

Division 2
Shepherd Hill 34, East Longmeadow 21 (Final)

Division 2A
Northbridge 17, Wahconah 15 (Final)

Division 3
Putnam 19, Lunenburg 7 (Final)

Division 3A
Blackstone Valley 37, Dean Tech 8 (Final)

35 Year Drought Ends for Swampscott in EMass Division 3 Super Bowl

2007-12-01T15:04:00.000-08:00

The wait is over for Swampscott! The Big Blue beat Medfield on Saturday 22-6 to capture the EMass Division 3 Super Bowl...the school's first championship since 1972.

Click here to read a game recap.

Greater Lawrence Grounds Jets for EMass Division 3A Super Bowl Title

2007-12-01T15:01:00.000-08:00

Greater Lawrence captured the EMass Division 3A Super Bowl Saturday beating East Boston 19-6. To read a complete game wrap, click here.

Eastern Mass Division 4 Super Bowl Title Goes to Brighton

2007-12-01T14:41:00.000-08:00

Last year West Bridgewater captured the eastern Massachusetts Division 4 Super Bowl beating Brighton 34-14. On Saturday, Brighton turned the tables and walked off the field unbeaten and the champs after a 16-8 victory at Stonehill College.

To read a game recap, click here.

Massachusetts High School Football Scoreboard - Week 11 Turkey Day Scores

2007-11-22T23:02:00.001-08:00

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Thursday, November 22, 2007

BIG THREE
Durfee 37, New Bedford 34

CATHOLIC CONFERENCE
BC High 27, Catholic Memorial 20
St. John's Prep 21, Xaverian 17

GREATER BOSTON
Arlington 36, Somerville 0
Everett 42, Cambridge 6
Malden 7, Medford 6

NON-CONFERENCE
Barnstable 19, Falmouth 12
Brockton 35, Waltham 10
Dartmouth 43, Fairhaven 16
East Bridgewater 14, Bridgewater-Raynham 8
North Attleboro 24, Attleboro 14
Taunton 28, Coyle-Cassidy 22

DIVISION 1A
ATLANTIC COAST
Dennis-Yarmouth 41, Nauset 9
Plymouth South 17, Plymouth North 7
Quincy 28, North Quincy 7

BAY STATE
Milton 42, Braintree 20
Natick 42, Framingham 22
Needham 20, Wellesley 14
Newton North 13, Brookline 6
Walpole 14, Weymouth 7

DUAL COUNTY
Acton-Boxboro 28, Westford 25
Bedford 25, Concord-Carlisle 22
Lincoln-Sudbury 20, Newton South 12

MERRIMACK VALLEY
Andover 10, Central Catholic 7
Chelmsford 28, Billerica 20
Dracut 18, Methuen 13
Haverhill 28, Lowell 7

NON-CONFERENCE
Abington 31, Whitman-Hanson 16
Bishop Feehan 39, Sandwich 9
Boston Latin 33, Boston English 6
Marshfield 21, Duxbury 14
Tewksbury 28, Wilmington 17
Tyngsboro 45, Alvirne (N.H.) 21
Wayland 34, Weston 8

BAY STATE
Norwood 23, Dedham 6

EASTERN ATHLETIC
Bishop Stang 34, Bishop Connolly 12

HOCKOMOCK
Franklin 41, King Philip 33
Mansfield 31, Foxboro 7
Oliver Ames 27, Sharon 2
Stoughton 47, Canton 14

MIDDLESEX
Burlington 32, Lexington 28
Melrose 15, Wakefield 14
Reading 28, Stoneham 0
Woburn 33, Winchester 12

NON-CONFERENCE
Belmont 20, Watertown 12
Somerset 35, Case 0

CAPE ANN (LARGE)
Masconomet 42, North Andover 14
Pentucket 28, Triton 0

NORTHEASTERN (LARGE)
Lynn Classical 46, Lynn English 6

PATRIOT
Hingham 28, Scituate 7
Silver Lake 30, Pembroke 10

SOUTH COAST
Apponequet 29, Old Rochester 14
Seekonk 35, Dighton-Rehoboth 7
Wareham 14, Bourne 8

NON-CONFERENCE
Beverly 28, Salem 14
Carver 7, Middleboro 6
Gloucester 48, Danvers 7
Greater New Bedford 33, Diman 6
Lawrence 28, Greater Lawrence 21
Nipmuc 35, Marian 13
Norwell 17, Hanover 7
Rockland 19, Randolph 0
Winthrop 27, Revere 22

CATHOLIC CENTRAL (LARGE)
Archbishop Williams 30, Cardinal Spellman 14
Bishop Fenwick 28, Austin Prep 16

NORTHEASTERN (SMALL)
Swampscott 42, Marblehead 16

SOUTH SHORE
Cohasset 15, Hull 12

TRI-VALLEY
Ashland 34, Hopkinton 26
Bellingham 20, Norton 10
Medfield 21, Dover-Sherborn 0
Medway 9, Millis 6
Westwood 28, Holliston 14

NON-CONFERENCE
Arlington Catholic 35, Matignon 7
Mashpee 32, Cape Cod Tech 8
Saugus 49, Chelsea 14

BOSTON NORTH
East Boston 26, South Boston 6

CAPE ANN (SMALL)
Amesbury 17, Newburyport 12
Hamilton-Wenham 28, Ipswich 7
North Reading 30, Lynnfield 12

COMMONWEALTH (LARGE)
Shawsheen 28, Greater Lowell 14

MAYFLOWER (LARGE)
Blue Hills 30, Bristol-Plymouth 0
South Shore Voc-Tech 12, Southeastern 0

NON-CONFERENCE
Charlestown 36, Burke 0
Madison Park 22, O'Bryant 14
Whittier 49, Cathedral 12

CATHOLIC CENTRAL (SMALL)
Pope John 57, Lowell Catholic 22
Trinity Catholic 40, St. Clement 34

COMMONWEALTH (SMALL)
Manchester Essex 27, Georgetown 7

MAYFLOWER (SMALL)
West Bridgewater 26, Holbrook 14

NON-CONFERENCE
Minuteman 35, Mystic Valley 28

MIAA Central

DIVISION I EAST
Shrewsbury 15, Milford 7

DIVISION I NORTH
Leominster 14, Fitchburg 13

DIVISION I WEST
Nashoba 28, North Middlesex 6

NON-CONFERENCE
Holy Name 26, Wachusett 8
St. John's (Shrewsbury) 17, St. Peter Marian 6

DIVISION I EAST
Doherty 36, Burncoat 13
Westborough 18, Algonquin 0

DIVISION I WEST
Oakmont 13, Gardner 7

NON-CONFERENCE
Marlborough 42, Hudson 28

DIVISION II WEST
Bartlett 30, Southbridge 28
Shepherd Hill 47, Tantasqua 41

NON-CONFERENCE
Northbridge 35, Uxbridge 21

DIVISION II EAST
Auburn 28, Oxford 0
David Prouty 13, Leicester 6
Millbury 36, Grafton 6

DIVISION III WEST
Littleton 24, Ayer 21
Maynard 28, Clinton 12

NON-CONFERENCE
Murdock 8, Narragansett 6
West Boylston 20, Quabbin 13

DIVISION III EAST
Blackstone Valley 34, Hudson Catholic 0
Nashoba Valley Tech 41, Monty Tech 15

MIAA West

AA
Northampton 29, Amherst-Pelham 0

NON-CONFERENCE
Agawam 34, West Springfield 27
Holyoke 26, Chicopee 3
Longmeadow 24, East Longmeadow 0
Westfield 27, Cathedral (Springfield) 0

INTERCOUNTY
Greenfield 40, Turners Falls 8

SUBURBAN
South Hadley 36, Chicopee Comprehensive 22

NON-CONFERENCE
Ludlow 26, Palmer 6

INTERCOUNTY
Athol 14, Mahar 13

DIVISION 3A
TRI-COUNTY
Easthampton 50, Holyoke Catholic 6

NON-CONFERENCE
Pathfinder 34, Belchertown 8

Super Bowls (H.S.) Coming to Gillette Stadium

2007-08-11T19:30:00.000-07:00

Patriots owner Robert Kraft is bringing the Super Bowl to Gillette Stadium...the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association's Super Bowls that is.

The Patriots owner mad the announcement earlier this week that six of the seven eastern state championship game will be played in Foxboro through 2009. The seventh game will be played at Stonehill College in Easton. The Patriot will host the game rent-free and cover game costs.

"Since our family bought this team we've wanted to do everything we can to encourage all youth sports, but especially football," said Kraft at a news conference announcing the deal with the MIAA. "We wanted to have high school football at Gillette Stadium."

To read more about the move to an NFL facility from the Boston Globe, please click on our headline "Super Bowls (H.S.) Coming to Gillette Stadium".

Boston Globe High School Football Top 20

2006-09-13T19:51:00.000-07:00

Here are the Boston Globe's high school football rankings after Week 1.

1. Xaverian 1-0-0
2. Everett 1-0-0
3. BC High 1-0-0
4. Mansfield 1-0-0
5. St. John's Prep 1-0-0
6. Brockton 0-1-0
7. No. Attleboro 0-0-0
8. Woburn 1-0-0
9. Waltham 1-0-0
10. Chelmsford 1-0-0
11. Central Catholic 1-0-0
12. Dartmouth 1-0-0
13. Marshfield 1-0-0
14. Acton-Boxboro 0-1-0
15. Foxboro 1-0-0
16. Plymouth North 0-0-0
17. Natick 1-0-0
18. Taunton 1-0-0
19. Abington 1-0-0
20. Whitman-Hanson 1-0-0

Player Accused Of End Run With Playbook

2006-02-12T18:44:00.000-08:00

Here's a hard to believe story about a Boston-area high school football player who tried tried an end run on his teammates, by trying to hand over his team's play book to the arch rival.

To read more from the Boston Herald, click on The High School Football Huddle's headline "Player Accused of End Run With Playbook".

Waltham HIgh Head Football Coach Recovering After Kidney Transplant

2006-01-20T06:26:00.000-08:00

The High School Football Huddle would like to wish a healthy and speedy recovery to Waltham High School Head Football Coach Paul Mayberry, who underwent kidney transplant surgery earlier this week.

To read more on coach's recovery, please click on our headline above to read more in the Daily News Tribune.