Showing posts with label Lexington. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lexington. Show all posts
Friday, November 3, 2017
PHOTO GALLERY: Everett Tops Lexington in D1 North Football Semifinals
Photos by Joe Parello (@HerewegoJoe)
Things were even early, as a Sal Frelick touchdown pass drew the host Minutemen even with favored Everett at 14 in the second quarter. But it would be all Crimson Tide after that.
Thanks to a swarming defense, play making offense, and some opportunistic special teams, Everett scoring 35 unanswered points to walk out of Lexington with a 49-21 victory, and a trip to the Division 1 North sectional finals.
Continue below for images from the Tide's big win over the previously unbeaten Minutemen, and note that you can click any image to enlarge and launch a slideshow.
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SuiteSports' MIAA Football Player of the Year Watch List: 11/3
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| Steven Bucciaglia is putting up monster numbers, and has the chance to lead his St. John's (Shrewsbury) Pioneers to a state championship in Division 3. |
SuiteSports is proud to unveil its updated list of candidates for its 2017 MIAA Football Player of the Year Award. This list will be updated weekly through state championship Saturday on December 2nd.
The winner will be announced in accordance with SuiteSports’ All-State teams in the second week of December.
Here are the current candidates for the 2017 MIAA Football SuiteSports Player of the Year Award. Players can make their way onto this list as the final weeks of the playoffs unfold.
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Monday, October 2, 2017
MIAA Football Top 25: Week 5
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| BC High continues to get the job done on the ground, led by Harvard commit Danny Abraham (pictured), quarterback Will Bowen, and a loaded offensive line. |
1. Everett (3-0; Last Week – 1 ) After an idle week, the Crimson Tide will prepare for a road trip to Cawley Stadium and an exciting matchup against high-scoring Lowell.
2. BC High (4-0; Last Week – 2 ) The Eagles handled another tough matchup on a loaded schedule, running past Brockton for a 42-18 win at Harvard Stadium last Friday.
3. Central Catholic (4-0; Last Week – 3) With a convincing 44-14 win at Billerica, the Raiders continued to showcase their talent on both sides of the ball.
Friday, April 7, 2017
BC High Sends Message in Rout of Lexington
By Matt Feld (@mattyfeld612)
BOSTON - This season’s BC High starting lineup is filled with varsity inexperience, but so far the Eagles have yet to skip a beat.
On Friday afternoon, behind six innings of one run ball from Brendan Mignone, and three hits from Matt Sullivan, BC High came away with an 11-1 rout of Lexington on a chilly day at Monan Park in Dorchester.
BC High (2-0) has combined to shutout their opponents 17-0 over the first two games of the season.
Saturday, October 29, 2016
Perry's 9 Total TDs Push Andover Past Lexington in Overtime Classic
By Nate Weitzer (@nweitzer7)
LEXINGTON, Mass. - Two of the highest scoring teams in the Bay State this season fought down to the wire in a wild shootout to open the MIAA State Tournament.
Lexington quarterback Sal Frelick was masterful as a passer and runner throughout the first half but, in the end, Andover’s EJ Perry IV was just a bit better, as he accounted for nine touchdowns, and ran for the game-winning score in a 54-48 overtime victory.
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