Patriots owner Robert Kraft is bringing the Super Bowl to Gillette Stadium...the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association's Super Bowls that is.
The Patriots owner mad the announcement earlier this week that six of the seven eastern state championship game will be played in Foxboro through 2009. The seventh game will be played at Stonehill College in Easton. The Patriot will host the game rent-free and cover game costs.
"Since our family bought this team we've wanted to do everything we can to encourage all youth sports, but especially football," said Kraft at a news conference announcing the deal with the MIAA. "We wanted to have high school football at Gillette Stadium."
To read more about the move to an NFL facility from the Boston Globe, please click on our headline "Super Bowls (H.S.) Coming to Gillette Stadium".
The blog is part of Jeff Fisher's High School Football America network. It's dedicated to providing high school football fans in Massachusetts with the most up-to-date news and information.
Saturday, August 11, 2007
Wednesday, September 13, 2006
Boston Globe High School Football Top 20
Here are the Boston Globe's high school football rankings after Week 1.
1. Xaverian 1-0-0
2. Everett 1-0-0
3. BC High 1-0-0
4. Mansfield 1-0-0
5. St. John's Prep 1-0-0
6. Brockton 0-1-0
7. No. Attleboro 0-0-0
8. Woburn 1-0-0
9. Waltham 1-0-0
10. Chelmsford 1-0-0
11. Central Catholic 1-0-0
12. Dartmouth 1-0-0
13. Marshfield 1-0-0
14. Acton-Boxboro 0-1-0
15. Foxboro 1-0-0
16. Plymouth North 0-0-0
17. Natick 1-0-0
18. Taunton 1-0-0
19. Abington 1-0-0
20. Whitman-Hanson 1-0-0
1. Xaverian 1-0-0
2. Everett 1-0-0
3. BC High 1-0-0
4. Mansfield 1-0-0
5. St. John's Prep 1-0-0
6. Brockton 0-1-0
7. No. Attleboro 0-0-0
8. Woburn 1-0-0
9. Waltham 1-0-0
10. Chelmsford 1-0-0
11. Central Catholic 1-0-0
12. Dartmouth 1-0-0
13. Marshfield 1-0-0
14. Acton-Boxboro 0-1-0
15. Foxboro 1-0-0
16. Plymouth North 0-0-0
17. Natick 1-0-0
18. Taunton 1-0-0
19. Abington 1-0-0
20. Whitman-Hanson 1-0-0
Sunday, February 12, 2006
Player Accused Of End Run With Playbook
Here's a hard to believe story about a Boston-area high school football player who tried tried an end run on his teammates, by trying to hand over his team's play book to the arch rival.
To read more from the Boston Herald, click on The High School Football Huddle's headline "Player Accused of End Run With Playbook".
To read more from the Boston Herald, click on The High School Football Huddle's headline "Player Accused of End Run With Playbook".
Friday, January 20, 2006
Waltham HIgh Head Football Coach Recovering After Kidney Transplant
The High School Football Huddle would like to wish a healthy and speedy recovery to Waltham High School Head Football Coach Paul Mayberry, who underwent kidney transplant surgery earlier this week.
To read more on coach's recovery, please click on our headline above to read more in the Daily News Tribune.
To read more on coach's recovery, please click on our headline above to read more in the Daily News Tribune.
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