Images courtesy of Bishop Feehan Football & Catholic Memorial Football By Tyler Amaral NEFJ Staff MIAA Division 2 Super Bowl – Saturday, December 6 3:30 PM No. 2 Bishop Feehan (10-1) vs No. 1 Catholic Memorial (9-2) Points per game: Bishop Feehan 29.9, Catholic Memorial 42.8 Points allowed per game: Bishop Feehan 17.8, Catholic Memorial 16.8 Signature wins: Bishop Feehan – St. Mary’s, Franklin, Bridgewater-Raynham; Catholic Memorial – St. Francis (NY), Wellesley, Winchester……

Images courtesy of Scituate Athletics & The Lowell Sun By Tyler Amaral NEFJ Staff MIAA Division 4 Super Bowl – Saturday, December 6 12:45 PM No. 2 Tewksbury (12-0) vs No. 1 Scituate (10-2) Points per game: Tewksbury 34.2, Scituate 28.3 Points allowed per game: Tewksbury 7.6, Scituate 19.1 Signature wins: Tewksbury –  Lowell, Andover, Canton; Scituate –  Duxbury (twice), Norwell, Hanover Players to watch: Tewksbury – Emeka Olu, Ben Christopher, Jonny Sullivan, Will…

Images courtesy of Worcester Telegram & Gazette  By Tyler Amaral NEFJ Staff MIAA Division 8 Super Bowl – Saturday, December 6 10:00 AM No. 4 Randolph (11-0) vs No. 3 West Boylston (9-3) Points per game: Randolph 39.6, West Boylston 31.5 Points allowed per game: Randolph 11.8, West Boylston 15.4 Signature wins: Randolph – Mashpee, Cohasset, Nashoba Valley; West Boylston – Millbury, Lee Players to watch: Randolph – Mekhi White, Alin Norisca, Abe…

Image courtesy of Mukala Kabongo  By Tyler Amaral NEFJ Staff FOXBOROUGH – As they have done many times in the last nine seasons, top-seeded King Philip used a strong running game and stout defense to pull away from Hockomock League rival, North Attleborough, 21-10, in the Division 3 Super Bowl on Friday night at Gillette Stadium. The title is the second in three seasons, and fourth since 2016 for King…

Image courtesy of Mukala Kabongo By Mukala Kabongo NEFJ Staff FOXBOROUGH – Shawsheen Tech extended its winning streak to 27 in the Division 5 Super Bowl at Gillette Stadium on Friday night, beating Foxborough 14-7 to capture a second straight state title. “Just a phenomenal accomplishment,” said head coach Al Costabile. “Just a phenomenal accomplishment to be able to put a win streak like that together.” These two teams have…

Image courtesy of Gatorade On Friday, Gatorade announced its annual Players of the Year for football. Here’s who took home the title in each of the six New England States: CONNECTICUT Anthony Robinson – Senior, Quarterback, Windsor High School Heading into the postseason this week, Robinson had thrown for 2,941 yards and 40 touchdowns with only one interception, leading the Warriors (9-1) to the top seed in the Class MM…

Images courtesy of Tim Crowley & North Attleborough Football By Tyler Amaral NEFJ Staff MIAA Division 3 Super Bowl – Friday, December 5 7:45 PM No. 7 North Attleborough (10-2) vs No. 1 King Philip (12-0) Points per game: North Attleborough 27.6, King Philip 32.6 Points allowed per game: North Attleborough 14.8, King Philip 8.7 Signature wins: North Attleborough – Foxborough, Barnstable, Milton; King Philip – North Attleborough, Natick, Mansfield Players to…

Images courtesy of The Boston Globe & The Lowell Sun By Tyler Amaral NEFJ Staff MIAA Division 5 Super Bowl – Friday, December 5 5:00 PM No. 2 Foxborough (9-3) vs No. 1 Shawsheen Valley (12-0) Points per game: Foxborough 29.6, Shawsheen Valley 34.1 Points allowed per game: Foxborough 10.0, Shawsheen Valley 8.1 Signature wins: Foxborough – Walpole, Canton, Archbishop Williams; Shawsheen Valley – Bedford, St. Mary’s (twice), North Reading…

Image courtesy of Mukala Kabongo By Tyler Amaral NEFJ Staff FOXBOROUGH – Fairhaven prides itself on its dominant line play and running game. On a cold Thursday night at Gillette Stadium, the Blue Devils ran for 410 yards, 226 of which came in the second half, in a 28-14 win over top-seeded Norwell in the Division 6 Super Bowl. The win is the second state championship in three seasons for…

By Mukala Kabongo NEFJ Staff FOXBOROUGH  — Cohasset held off Amesbury 22-14 in the Division 7 Super Bowl at frigid Gillette Stadium on Thursday night to capture the program’s first state championship since 2021. Heading into this championship bout, No.1 Cohasset (10-2) and No.2 Amesbury (11-1) had two of the highest scoring offenses in the tournament. The Skippers came into this game averaging 37.3 points per game while the Clippers…