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North Kingstown 21, Westerly 12: Skippers take opener
By Samuel Chozick NEFJ Correspondent WESTERLY, RI — This Friday night, the Westerly Bulldogs hosted the North Kingstown Skippers to kick off their respective 2024 high school football seasons. The season opener saw the Skippers leave Westerly with a 21-12 victory. Junior quarterback Jack Diano wasted no time showing off his arm talent, launching a ball down the right sideline to senior receiver Gian Lacuele, all the way down to……
King Philip 42, Walpole 14: Warriors roll in season opener
WALPOLE — For last night’s season opener at Walpole, King Philip coach Brian Lee worried a little about the inexperience his team had. After all, the Warriors graduated a talented and accomplished senior class. But, after his team’s 42-14 romp, Lee’s King Philip Warriors played, well, like King Philip Warriors. They combined a smothering defense with a punishing ground attack in the victory. For as many great players leave the……
Patriots players explain why they’re already willing to ‘run through a wall’ for Jerod Mayo
Jerod Mayo being head coach of the New England Patriots is a unique situation. Instead of a locker room having to get to know an entirely new person, Mayo’s preexisting relationships with guys on the team have made the transition from Bill Belichick to Mayo much easier for everyone. During an appearance on the ‘Chauxtalk’ podcast with Davon Godchaux, Godchaux told Mayo that guys are willing to ‘run for a…
CIAC Class S Preview
Photo courtesy of Max Preps Jacob Romanowski returns to pave the way for the Ansonia offense. Five teams to watch: Ansonia, Bloomfield, Cromwell-Portland, Capitol Prep Co-Op, Griswold-Wheeler Five players to watch: Jacob Romanowski, OL/DL (Ansonia), Quintez Whittle, RB, (Ansonia) Hashim Jones ATH, (Capital Prep), Luke Cassidy QB, (Griswold-Wheeler), Patrick McGugan, RB/LB, (Stonington) Outlook: Ansonia, Bloomfield and Cromwell-Portland are once again the three teams to watch in Class S. Bloomfield graduated a……
Central Catholic 21, Franklin 14 – Red Raiders squeak win out over Panthers in season opening thriller
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Middleborough 14, Apponequet 7 – Sachems grind out win in season opener
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As the last Belichick remaining in Foxborough, Brian not worried about family legacy
Image courtesy of Icon Sportswire/Getty Images With his father Bill seemingly taking every media job available overnight and brother Steve doing his thing with the University of Washington defense, there’s only one guy left in Foxborough holding the Belichick name. Brian has remained on Jerod Mayo’s staff and while his sister Amanda is still in the area as the head coach of the Holy Cross women’s lacrosse team, when it…
McDonald excited for new era of Lynn English football
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