• Geoff Marcone stepping down as LaSalle Coach
  • Recapping Jim Mora’s UConn-UMass game week press conference
  • Thanksgiving football: Stoneham 42, Reading 14 – Spartans hammer Rockets at Fenway
  • Thanksgiving football: Nantucket 22, Martha’s Vineyard 14 (OT) – Whalers win 44th meeting for Island Cup at Fenway
  • Is the ‘rookie wall’ a real thing? Mayo, Pats players share their thoughts

King Philip 28 Norwood 0- Warriors respond after a tough week

WRENTHAM- The King Philip Football program was under the microscope this week after the school released a statement of an alleged incident in training camp involving some players and boxing. Head Coach Brian Lee did not coach in last night’s game as a result of the allegations but that did not deter the Warriors as they blanked Norwood 28-0 to improve to 3-0. Under strict orders from the school, players……

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BB&N 35 Milton Academy 21- Knights run past Mustangs in ISL opener

WATERTOWN- BB&N avenged last season’s opening season loss to Milton Academy with an impressive 35-21 win to kick off the 2023 season. Running back Bo MacCormack rushed for 205 yards and two touchdowns while quarterback Henry Machnik added 75 yards and three touchdowns on the ground as well as a 22 yard reception to pace the offense. BB&N Head Coach Mike Willey praised both Machnik and MacCormack for leading the……

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Barrington 37, Westerly 0 – Eagles impress in blowout win over Bulldogs

By Mike Scandura NEFJ Correspondent BARRINGTON – When Barrington lost star quarterback Alex McClelland with a left-shoulder injury early in the second quarter of Friday’s Division 2-B game against Westerly, there might have been reason to panic. “Might” was the operative word because coach Sandy Gorham plugged in seldom-used senior Ryan Van Ness who, along with running back A.J. Diorio, kept the Eagles soaring en route to a 37-0 victory……

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Springfield Central 44, Xaverian 41 — Young guns shine for Golden Eagles

WESTWOOD — As Springfield Central players went through Friday night’s postgame handshake line, star Xaverian wide receiver Jonathan Monteiro had a message for his opponents. “We’ll see you again,” Monteiro repeated over and over. Fans and observers of Massachusetts high school football could only be so lucky to see these teams in a rematch. In a wild game that has to be considered one of the year’s best at this……

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