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From Xaverian’s crowning to Foxborough’s home cooking: Relive eight MIAA Super Bowls over three days
Eight champions were crowned over three exciting days of high school football at Gillette Stadium. Here's how it all unfolded.

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The Globe has selected football All-Scholastics for 120 years. See who made the all-time team.

The Globe has selected a football All-Scholastic team every year since 1903. To celebrate this anniversary, we chose the best player at each position — based on their career after high school — for inclusion on our all-time team.

Foxborough is right at home, storming past Hanover for Division 5 championship
The second-seeded Warriors (11-2) presented 42-year coach Jack Martinelli with his fifth Super Bowl trophy with a physically dominant performance.

Alex Barlow powers Duxbury to seventh state title in Division 4 Super Bowl romp over Scituate
The senior back racked up 32 carries for 275 yards and five touchdowns as the top-seeded Dragons (11-1) repeated as state champions.

No stopping the LaChapelle brothers in Uxbridge’s impressive run to Division 7 title over Amesbury
Camden (17 carries, 154 yards) and Kellen LaChapelle (14-148) combined for 302 yards and 6 touchdowns that helped the Spartans (13-0) cap their perfect run.

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

Uxbridge’s Kellen LaChappelle, Duxbury’s Alex Barlow led rushing assault on MIAA Super Bowl record book

The senior quarterback ran wild in a 42-16 victory over Amesbury in the Division 7 Super Bowl with 14 carries for 148 yards and five touchdowns on runs of 9, 22, 34, 21 and 9 yards, matching the feat of five others in MIAA Super Bowl history.

Lewiston High soccer state champs to ring bell at Pats game Sunday

“We’re very excited to go. I’ve never been to a professional game. Not even soccer,” said co-captain Obed Antonio.
MIAA super bowls

Watch live: The MIAA Super Bowl slate wraps up with three championship games on Friday

The eight championship games are being held across a three-day span at Gillette Stadium.
D3 SUPER BOWL: Milton 42, Walpole 21

Patrick Miller (4 TD passes) rallies Milton from slow start with strong finish vs. Walpole to win program’s first Division 3 Super Bowl title

The senior quarterback set a program record with 33 TD passes after throwing for four, twice connecting with Ronan Sammon, to spark the third-seeded Wildcats (9-4) on a 42-point spree in a 42-21 victory over the fourth-seeded Timberwolves in the D3 Super Bowl.
MIAA Super Bowls

Success in the MIAA Super Bowl is no secret for running teams: ‘Get off the football, knock the sled back, drive blocking every day.’

“You play a team in December that can pound the rock like that for four quarters, it’s going to catch up with you,” said Carver coach Ben Shuffain, whose team was trampled by West Boylston's 359-yard rushing effort in the MIAA Division 8 Super Bowl.
D2 SUPER BOWL: KING PHILIP 42, MARSHFIELD 14

King Philip uses a balanced attack in cementing a perfect run with its Division 2 Super Bowl win over Marshfield

Senior QB Tommy McLeish threw three touchdowns and sophomore RB Tallan King ran for three scores to help the Warriors (13-0) pull away in a 42-14 win over Marshfield (9-4) to capture the program’s third state title and first since 2017.
D2 SUPER BOWL: KING PHILIP 42, MARSHFIELD 14

King Philip uses a balanced attack in cementing a perfect run with its Division 2 Super Bowl win over Marshfield

Senior QB Tommy McLeish threw three touchdowns and sophomore RB Tallan King ran for three scores to help the Warriors (13-0) pull away in a 42-14 win over Marshfield (9-4) to capture the program’s third state title and first since 2017.
D6 SUPER BOWL: FAIRHAVEN 26, SALEM 22

Justin Marques carries the day for Fairhaven with record-setting performance in Division 6 Super Bowl triumph over Salem

The junior running back set a Super Bowl record with his 46 carries for 228 yards and 4 touchdowns to lead the Blue Devils (12-1) to a 26-22 victory over Salem for their first state championship since the Division 4B title over Carver in 2000.
MIAA TOURNAMENT MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

MIAA considers football playoff proposal with 11-week regular season, three rounds of play after Thanksgiving

Eight teams, not 16, would qualify per division, but extend season at least 5 more days, and the scheduling detail remains a concern for Tournament Management Committee.
D1 SUPER BOWL: XAVERIAN 31, ST. JOHN'S PREP 25

Henry Hasselbeck, Xaverian dethrone St. John’s Prep to claim Division 1 Super Bowl title

Hasselbeck threw for 101 yards, ran for 122, and connected with Caleb Brown on three passes, all for touchdowns, for 62 yards to lead the Hawks to a 31-25 victory over the defending D1 champion Eagles.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

Blue Hills, Bay Path reign supreme in state vocational bowls

A three-pronged rushing attack lifted Blue Hills to the state vocational small title with a 44-7 win over Tri-County while Bay Path claimed the state voke large title with a thrilling 42-41 victory over Blackstone Valley.
D8 SUPER BOWL: WEST BOYLSTON 41, CARVER 7

Connor Muldoon, West Boylston run wild over Carver to win Division 8 Super Bowl

Muldoon scored three touchdowns as the top-seeded Lions completed an undefeated season with a 41-7 rout in the MIAA Division 8 Super Bowl at Gillette Stadium.
D5 SUPER BOWL: FOXBOROUGH VS. HANOVER

Previewing and predicting the Division 5 Super Bowl: Foxborough vs. Hanover

With QB Ben Salzi (36 TDs) at the controls, top-seeded Hanover (11.1) is averaging 36.6 ppg. under first-year coach Brian Kelliher. Foxborough (11-1) is yielding 7.3 ppg for 42-year coach Jack Martinelli.
D5 SUPER BOWL: FOXBOROUGH VS. HANOVER

Numbering 11 in all, captains have played a sizable role for Foxborough and Hanover in drive to Gillette

On and off the field, 6-foot-2-inch, 315-pound lineman Nate Urman embraces the spotlight at Foxborough. At Hanover, three-sport captain John McDonald wows with his versatility and ability to make big plays.

Scituate facing ‘huge mountain to climb’ against Duxbury’s punishing run game powered by Alex Barlow in Division 4 Super Bowl

A prolific passing attack orchestrated by Matt Festa (35 TDs) powered the Dragons to the 2022 championship. This season, behind a stout O-line, top-seeded Duxbury is following the lead of their 6-foot, 215-pound senior back.
D4 SUPER BOWL: DUXBURY VS. SCITUATE

Previewing and predicting the Division 4 Super Bowl: Duxbury vs. Scituate

The Patriot League rivals did not play in the regular season. But they will be vying for the state title for the second time in three years in Foxborough Friday.
High school boys' hockey

Five story lines to watch with the start of the boys’ hockey season

With players lacing up their skates across the Commonwealth this week, here's a look at five storylines for the 2023-24 boys’ hockey season before opening night on Thursday, Dec. 7.
D7 SUPER BOWL: AMESBURY VS. UXBRIDGE

Previewing and predicting the Division 7 Super Bowl: Amesbury vs. Uxbridge

In a clash of high-scoring attacks, Uxbridge's Camden and Kellen LaChapelle will be opposed by Amesbury's formidable duo of twin brothers Michael and Max Sanchez (above).

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D7 SUPER BOWL: AMESBURY VS. UXBRIDGE

Previewing and predicting the Division 7 Super Bowl: Amesbury vs. Uxbridge

In a clash of high-scoring attacks, Uxbridge's Camden and Kellen LaChapelle will be opposed by Amesbury's formidable duo of twin brothers Michael and Max Sanchez (above).
D7 SUPER BOWL: AMESBURY VS. UXBRIDGE

Amesbury and top-seeded Uxbridge will rely upon its band of brothers to lead the charge in Division 7 Super Bowl

Led by a senior-laden offensive line, the Hawks (9-2) have used their “Straight-T” offense to produce 3,272 rushing yards and 390 points in 11 games.
D3 SUPER BOWL: MILTON VS. WALPOLE

Previewing and predicting the Division 3 Super Bowl: Milton vs. Walpole

The Bay State Conference rivals met on Oct. 13, with Walpole registering its first win, 42-23, over Milton since 2014. What happens seven weeks later at Gillette Stadium?
D3 SUPER BOWL: MILTON VS. WALPOLE

Bay State Conference rivals Milton and Walpole will be led by first-year starting quarterbacks in Division 3 Super Bowl

Senior Patrick Miller (Milton) and junior Noah Mackenzie (Walpole) pace the division with 29 and 28 touchdown passes, respectively, in teams' drive to Gillette.
D2 SUPER BOWL: KING PHILIP VS. MARSHFIELD

Previewing and predicting the Division 2 Super Bowl: King Philip vs. Marshfield

The Warriors look to complete a perfect season, but will have to go through a Rams squad that upset mighty Catholic Memorial in the state semifinals.
D6 SUPER BOWL: FAIRHAVEN VS. SALEM

Previewing and predicting the Division 6 Super Bowl: Fairhaven vs. Salem

This title matchup is expected to be a high-scoring affair, with two dominant offenses taking center stage.
HS GIRLS' BASKETBALL

Four story lines to watch with the start of high school girls’ basketball

Foxborough, the defending Division 2 champion, returns a strong core, but is now in Division 3 with MIAA divisional realignment. The Catholic Central, once again, is deep and talented.
D6 SUPER BOWL: FAIRHAVEN VS SALEM

Focus on Fairhaven’s Justin Marques, Salem’s Corey Grimes in Division 6 title game

While junior fullback Marques has been an unstoppable runner for the Blue Devils, senior Grimes has been a dominant quarterback for the Witches.
D2 SUPER BOWL: KING PHILIP VS. MARSHFIELD

Brian Lee has mirrored his legendary father, forging a stellar program of his own at King Philip

The son of John "The General" Lee of Walpole fame, the 19-year Warriors head coach looks for his third state title Thursday at Gillette Stadium.

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Georgetown apologizes, but decries Roxbury Prep for false allegations following football game

Georgetown Public Schools responded to an independent investigator’s report that detailed the use of racial slurs and other hostile conditions during a football game vs Roxbury Prep las fall.

Danvers fights efforts to expose high school hockey team’s alleged misconduct

School officials and police have yet to inform the community about the alleged violent racist and homophobic locker room behavior or details of virulent group text messages.

After Woburn football player endures multiple alleged assaults, parents left outraged by official response

A freshman player's anguish began after he was allegedly groped in the locker room. He reported the incident, but no charges have been filed, no coach held accountable, and the player stayed on the team. The victim, meanwhile, had to withdraw from school.

With the shuttering of a major support program, Boston school sports take another loss

The Scholar Athletes foundation spent more than $25 million on direct services to BPS student-athletes before it shut down, creating a void as a new academic year approaches and deficiencies persist in Boston school sports.

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