One of the major results from the weekend was Worcester South earning a 14-13 victory over Grafton. With the win, the Colonels improve to 2-0, having defeated Leicester the opening week. Grafton dropped to 1-1. We expected South to be strong this year, but the Colonels were replacing one of the top running backs in the state in Angelo LaRose. But coach Bob LaRose has restocked the shelves, and South……
A lot of upheaval this week, as some top teams fell, and there were a few upsets mixed in. Two of our top 5 teams lost, but to very good, out-of-state competition, so we did not really penalize them. On to the rankings . . . Week 2 MIAA Top 25 1. Catholic Memorial (1-1) — A costly defeat to Cardinal Newman (Fla.). 2. St. John’s Prep (2-0) — This……
DANVERS — For decades, St. John’s Prep has come right at opponents with a familiar script. The Eagles run counter, then toss, then counter again, then toss again. And when the opponent sneaks up, Prep runs play action and hits you over the top. It appears that this year, the Prep has the type of personnel again to execute this winning formula. The Eagles had two rushers eclipse the century……
Image courtesy of Ray Teodora CHESHIRE — Cheshire Academy might just be the most talented program in New England and after knocking off New England Champion Brunswick, that statement might be true. Dante Reno threw three second quarter touchdown passes, two of them to fellow transfer Tariq Mallory and one to tight end Luke Reynolds. The Cheshire defense would do the rest making a couple of key stops in the……
By Mike Scandura NEFJ Correspondent WARWICK – Zero. That’s the number of minutes Hendricken junior quarterback Dylan Lynch had played prior to Friday night’s Division I game against North Kingstown. But with No. 1 quarterback Jayden Falcone sidelined with a sprained ankle, Lynch was called on to fill a very big pair of cleats. To say Lynch didn’t disappoint would be a massive understatement, guiding the Hawks to a 21-14……
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NORTH ATTLEBORO — With all due respect to the many high-flying passing offenses at every level of football, it remains true that playing great defense and running the football well is still a winning formula. In Friday night’s game at North Attleboro, Foxboro held fast to those tenets, and earned a massive, 14-0 victory in a Hockmock League crossover game. Foxboro, of the Davenport Division, moved to 2-0 on the……
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