Spotlight Interview “Panther Preview” with Beverly coach Jeff Hutton and MSO’s Tim Kearns
Boston Herald Regional High School Sports Editor Dan Ventura with Bill Newell (Posted earlier this week)
The MIAA has released updated versions of the power rankings for Field Hockey, Football, Boys & Girls Soccer, and Girls Volleyball.
Rankings include schedules and scores entered into the Arbiter system as of 4 a.m. today, October 7, 2022.
You may view the updated power rankings HERE.
Thursday High School Football 10/6
Bishop Fenwick 34, Cardinal Spellman 3
Saturday College Football 10/8
Nichols at Endicott – Noon – Game notes are posted below
Friday High School Football 10/7
Malden Catholic at St. John’s Prep 6
Leominster at Peabody 7 – Game report & Updates on this game / MSO Player of Week (Below)
Masconomet at Marblehead 6:30
Beverly at Danvers 6:30
Salem at Saugus 6:30
Winthrop at Gloucester
Northeast at Swampscott
Greater Lawrence at Essex Tech 7
Hamilton-Wenham at Lynnfield 6:30
Ipswich at Amesbury 6:30
Triton at North Reading 6 – Game report & Updates on this game
Pentucket at Newburyport 6:30
KIPP at Manchester-Essex 7
Revere at Everett 7
Lynn Classical at Malden 6
Chelsea at Lynn English 7:30
Medford at Somerville 6
Lynn Tech at Nashoba 7
St. Mary’s at Arch Bishop Williams 6
Burlington at Wakefield 6
Melrose at Stoneham 6:30
Reading at Woburn 7
Saturday High School Football 10/8
Georgetown at Lowell Catholic 11
Pingree at Canterbury 5:30
Endicott Football Game Notes
TICKET PRICES: $5 Adults | $3 Seniors, non-Endicott students, & ages 12 and under | EC students/faculty free (w/ ID)
PAYMENT METHODS: Credit Cards and Cash are accepted
BEVERLY – The Endicott football team (5-0, 1-0 CCC) is set to host Nichols (3-2, 0-1 CCC) in a Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) showdown on Saturday, October 8 at 12 PM at Hempstead Stadium. Here’s a preview of this week’s contest.
FIVE THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
- Endicott holds a 16-2 advantage in the all-time series against Nichols (13 straight victories).
- The last time these two teams met, the Gulls routed the Bison, 37-3, en route to securing their first conference title since 2014.
- Endicott’s Tyler Bridge (Wells, Maine) and Nichols’ Zahir Brown (Philadelphia, PA) rank third and fourth in the CCC in rushing yards per game at 69.9 and 69.0, respectively.
- Nichols ranks first in the conference in total offense (1,993 yards, 398.6 per game) and points per game (34.4).
- The Gulls are only allowing a league-low 4.0 points per game.
WEEK FIVE BOX SCORES: Endicott/Husson | Western New England/Nichols
ENDICOTT ROSTER/SCHEDULE: Roster | Schedule
NICHOLS ROSTER/SCHEDULE: Roster | Schedule
TEAM STATS: Endicott | Nichols
WHAT’S NEXT: Endicott will have a bye week before visiting the University of New England (UNE) on Saturday, October 22 at 1 PM.
Harrington Trophy – MSONEWSPORTS.COM – Football Player of the Week
PEABODY (Video) Peabody football scored a 40-7 win over Marblehead Friday night. With the win the Tanners improve to 4-0 on the season and snap Marblehead’s 23 game winning streak. The Magicians are now 3-1 on the season. Peabody receiver Danny Barrett had 12 receptions for 149 yards and 2 touchdowns. He is a senior captain and those receptions kept crucial drives alive on 3rd down situations.
Peabody Coach Mark Bettencourt on Danny Barrett’s performance vs. Marblehead Audio Clip
