Law Athletics In a move signaling a strong commitment to continuity and sustained success, Jonathan Law High School has officially announced the promotion of Offensive Coordinator Ryan Pearson to the position of head football coach. Pearson, a familiar face within the Lawmen program, steps into the role previously held by Chris Haley, who recently stepped down after leading the team to multiple CIAC playoff berths. The decision to elevate Pearson……
Former standout quarterback Colton Bosselait named Head Football Coach at Oakmont High School
Image courtesy of Oakmont High School Oakmont Regional High School has officially announced the appointment of Colton Bosselait, an alumnus and former quarterback at Bates College as its new head football coach. The move marks a significant and exciting homecoming for Bosselait, who brings a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of the Spartans’ athletic culture. Bosselait, a 2021 graduate of Oakmont, was a multi-sport star for the Spartans,……
Second-Half Shutout Secures Pirates a 40-23 road win against the Fishers Freight
Courtesy of the Massachusetts Pirates The Massachusetts Pirates (4-5) flexed their defensive muscles in a dominant second half last night enroute to a 40-23 road win last night against the Fishers Freight (2-8) at the Fishers Event Center. This marks the second time this season the Pirates have defeated the Freight, extending Fishers’ losing streak to eight games. After a back-and-forth first half that saw the Freight hold a slim…
Pirates 4 Down Preview: Massachusetts Pirates (3-5) at Fishers Freight (2-7)
Courtesy of the Mass Pirates Kickoff: The Massachusetts Pirates (3-5) are set to make their first-ever trip to the Hoosier State tonight as they square off against the Fishers Freight (2-7) at the Fishers Event Center. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:05 PM ET. This marks a pivotal mid-season contest for both teams, as the Pirates look to improve their record and the Freight aim for revenge and a much-needed win….
How will college football in New England navigate the $20.5 Million Cap? Time will tell
The landscape of Division I college football has been permanently altered with the approval of the House v. NCAA settlement that was announced on Friday. The settlement is ushering in an era of direct athlete compensation under a reported $20.5 million annual salary cap per institution. While this represents a seismic shift for all of college athletics, its impact on Division I college football in New England—a region not traditionally……
Four reasons why the CAA should consider adding Merrimack and Sacred Heart in football
Courtesy of Merrimack Athletics Villanova University announced on Thursday that the football program is going to be leaving the CAA and joining the Patriot League. The Wildcats join William & Mary and Richmond in making the move to the Patriot League. In the past four years, James Madison, Delaware, William & Mary, Richmond and Villanova have all left the CAA. At one time, those were the top five programs in……
Villanova joining the Patriot League. What does it mean for New England College Football?
The CAA has lost another long time member to the Patriot League. Villanova is joining William & Mary and Richmond in making the move to the league starting in 2026. Villanova will be entering the league as a football member only. The Patriot League released a statement earlier today announcing the move. Patriot League Commissioner Jennifer Heppel praised the addition of Villanova to the Patriot League as the league’s 10th……
Underclassmen Spotlight: Jackson Sparks, DB, Phillips Exeter Academy
Coming off of an impressive performance at the Mega Camp at Boston College, we got a chance to talk to one of the newest members of the Phillips Exeter football program, Jackson Sparks. Sparks is bright, articulate and mature. He is a terrific athlete with the size and speed required to be FBS Football player. Here is our interview with Jackson Sparks. NEFJ: What made you decide on transferring to……
Recent official visits at BC have left recruits extremely impressed
As we’ve talked about on the site and The New England Football Show recently, June is actually the busiest month of the season for most college football programs. Between running and attending camps, recruiting and getting things together for the 2025 season before a roughly two or three week break in July prior to training camp, this is the time where programs truly establish a culture of winning. Building the…
Are the Patriots already better? Final thoughts from OTAs before mandatory minicamp
FOXBOROUGH – The impact of Mike Vrabel’s presence in Foxborough has been undeniable already. Are the Patriots suddenly a 10-win team that will be fighting for a playoff spot? Well, no, they haven’t even put pads on yet. But, there’s plenty of encouraging signs coming out of voluntary OTAs and heading into the mandatory minicamp portion of the offseason that runs next Monday through Wednesday. Here are some of the…