Brian Fabry

DARTMOUTH – There will be a new Division 3 Super Bowl champion this season as No. 6 Dartmouth (7-2) dispatched No. 11 Milton, 32-20, behind strong efforts from Markus Andrews on both sides of the ball and three rushing touchdowns from Raymond Gramlich.

DEDHAM – While Milton Academy's regular season was about to end, Noble & Greenough will have to wait 24 hours to see if the postseason is in their future.

FAIRHAVEN – With the holiday season upon us, Justin Marques was set to deliver all the trimmings to break the all-time state touchdown record, but it was the senior's late interception that saved the season's greetings for Fairhaven.

MARION – Tabor Academy had yet to taste victory in a NEPSAC bowl game since 2016, but when you line up in the backfield with the dynamic duo of Hugo Djeumeni and Peter Bourque – good things come to Seawolves who wait.

PLYMOUTH – In a rematch of the Division 5 Super Bowl, rain was a factor late in the game for Foxboro and Hanover, but it was a little bit of luck and a whole lot of senior Ben Angelini that proved to be the difference.

WALPOLE — In a rematch of last season's Div. 4 Final Four, the results remained the same as Scituate beat Grafton 14-3 victory at Walpole High School.

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MARSHFIELD – Tor Maas just rewrote the book on how to end your high school football career.In the 39th annual Thanksgiving matchup, Marshfield broke

PEMBROKE – In a key Patriot League matchup, Scituate held on to a 3-1 boys hockey victory over rival Hanover with most of the fireworks coming early.

CANTON – With the pressure Archbishop Williams was putting on Malden Catholic, it seemed inevitable the Bishops would come away with a victory.