Friday, October 24, 2008

Massachusetts High School Football Scoreboard - Week 7

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


Longmeadow won its 44th straight Friday night beating Central 48-34. Longmeadow was led by Alex Scyocurka, who rushed for a career high 318-yards.

East Longmeadow 45, West Springfield 20


Massachusetts High School Football Scoreboard
Friday, October 24, 2008

Abington 48, Hull 20
Amesbury 13, Lynnfield 12
Andover 40, Haverhill 27
Apponequet 40, Wareham 14
Arlington 14, Concord-Carlisle 7
Arlington Catholic 37, Archbishop Williams 20
Attleboro 26, Somerset 6
Bedford 40, Weston 33
Belmont 14, Burlington 7
Bishop Fenwick 35, Cardinal Spellman 6
Brockton 35, Durfee 9
Cape Cod/Harwich 34, Blue Hills 24
Carver 41, Norwell 0
Central Catholic 21, Tewksbury 13
Chelmsford 7, Lowell 6
Cohasset 20, East Bridgewater 7
Dartmouth 21, New Bedford 7
Dighton-Rehoboth 55, Case 0
Dracut 47, Billerica 16
Duxbury 38, Scituate 7
East Boston 26, Brighton 16
Fairhaven 8, Old Rochester 6
Foxboro 48, Sharon 2
Framingham 34, Brookline 20
Franklin 42, Taunton 14
Georgetown 34, Ipswich 8
Gloucester 30, Revere 12
Holliston 27, Ashland 0
Hopkinton 26, Millis 7
Hyde Park 20, Boston English 12 (2 ot)
Lawrence 20, North Andover 14 (Thursday)
Lincoln-Sudbury 40, Waltham 13
Lynn English 25, Salem 14
Lynn Tech 24, Greater Lowell 14
Madison Park 30, Latin Academy 8
Malden 24, Cambridge 21
Mansfield 34, Canton 16
Marblehead 28, Danvers 0
Marshfield 30, Plymouth South 6
Masconomet 28, Triton 0
Mashpee 27, Bourne 6
Medfield 28, Norton 14
Medway 40, Dover-Sherborn 13
Melrose 42, Lexington 13
Middleboro 42, Randolph 0
Minuteman 13, Chelsea 12
Natick 28, Milton 6
North Attleboro 20, King Philip 17
North Quincy 21, Hanover 14
Peabody 21, Lynn Classical 20
Reading 36, Woburn 15
Sandwich 27, Nauset 0
Seekonk 35, GNB Voke 8
Somerville 26, Medford 6
South Boston 42, Burke 8
South Shore 26, Bristol-Plymouth 15
Stoughton 34, Oliver Ames 0
Tri-County 20, Diman 0
Wayland 33, Tyngsboro 30
Westwood 49, Bellingham 8
Xaverian 14, Bridgewater-Raynham 7

Friday, September 12, 2008

Tuesday, August 26, 2008

The Little High School That Could - Nantucket Whalers

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


Nantucket's Vito Capizzo enters the 2008 season just 23 wins behind former Brockton head football coach Armond Colombo (316-100-5) for the title of Massachusetts winningest football coach. Capizzo and his Whalers enters this season with a record of 293-129-8 and nine trips to the Super Bowl. Not back for a school that only has 359 boys and girls.

Click here to read about the man who's just seven wins short of 300.

Thursday, December 06, 2007

Everett Wins Back-to-Back Massachusetts Division 1 Super Bowls


It was a lot harder than everyone thought, but once again Everett is sitting atop Division 1 in eastern Massachusetts. The defending champs beat Dartmouth 36-28 in overtime Saturday night at Gillette Stadium.

Check out the highlights above. To read a game wrap-up, please click here.

Massachusetts High School Football Scoreboard - Super Bowls

Massachusetts High School Football Scores
Saturday, December 1, 2007

Eastern Massachusetts Super Bowls

Division 1
Everett 36, Dartmouth 28 (Final, OT)

Division 1A
Chelmsford 23, Marshfield 20 (Final)

Division 2
Bishop Feehan 26, Walpole 20 (Final)

Division 2A
Gloucester 41, Hingham 0 (Final)

Division 3
Swampscott 22, Medfield 6 (Final)

Division 3A
Greater Lawrence 19, East Boston 6 (Final)

Division 4
Brighton 16, West Bridgewater 8 (Final)

Central & Western Massachusetts Super Bowls

Division 1
Longmeadow 21, Leominster 0 (Final)

Division 1A
Shrewsbury 21, Westfield 17 (Final)

Division 2
Shepherd Hill 34, East Longmeadow 21 (Final)

Division 2A
Northbridge 17, Wahconah 15 (Final)

Division 3
Putnam 19, Lunenburg 7 (Final)

Division 3A
Blackstone Valley 37, Dean Tech 8 (Final)
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