MIAA Football: All-Tournmanet Team

North Andover quarterback Jake McElroy was the face of the Scarlet Knights run to the Division 2 Super Bowl (Photo Courtesy: Peter Raider/@PeterRaider2)

By Matt Feld (@Mattyfeld612), Joe Parello (@HereWeGoJoe)

On Friday night and into Saturday, eight high school football teams were crowned Super Bowl champions at Gillette Stadium.

It was a banner year for Central and Western Mass. as the two regions combined to take home four championships. Springfield Central became the first Western Mass. school to win a state wide championship since the new playoff format came into effect in 2013. In Division 4, Nashoba continued its run of dominance as it won its second Super Bowl in four years.

Elsewhere, history was made as North Andover, Scituate, and Stoneham all grabbed their first Super Bowls while Blackstone Valley Tech won the Division 7 Crown. St. Bernard's won its first Super Bowl since 1997 in a win over Pope John and St. John's Prep grabbed its first since 2012 as they defeated Catholic Memorial.

With the MIAA High School Football State Tournament officially in the books, SuiteSports is excited to announce its All-Tournament Team to recognize the top players from the 2018 postseason.

Check back in throughout the week as we release our final MIAA Football Top 25 Poll, our All-State Teams, and announce our award winners.

Here is our MIAA Football All-Tournament Team.

Division 1 Super Bowl Preview: Battle Between Rivals Could Be Decided In The Trenches

St. John's Prep captains Cole Tangney, Kevin Dewing, James Taylor, Aise Pream, and Wes Rockett (Left to Right) Hope to Hold Off a Dangerous CM Team. 

By Matt Feld (@Mattyfeld612)

Throughout the week, SuiteSports will be previewing all eight Super Bowls scheduled to take place across Friday and Saturday at Gillette Stadium.

We'll take a look at each team's road to the Super Bowl, its key players, and provide a breakdown of what makes each team so successful. Lastly, we'll give our three keys to the game that we think will likely dictate who will ultimately emerge victorious.

On Monday night, we started by looking at the Division 2 Super Bowl between North Andover and King Philip. Then yesterday, we continued by breaking down the Division 5 Super Bowl between Nipmic and Scituate and the Division 4 Super Bowl that pits Dighton-Rehobtoh against Nashoba.

This morning, we unveiled our Division 3 Super Bowl preview that features Tewksbury and Springfield Central and now we are set to release our Division 1 preview that is matchup between Catholic Conference rivals in St. John's Prep and Catholic Memorial.