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Division 8
Football
State Tournament
Saturday, December 3, 2022 @ 10:00am
Gillette Stadium
Growing Courageous Leaders™
Game Times
Fri. – Dec. 2, 2022 Sat. – Dec. 3, 2022
Friday, December 2, 2022
3:00 PM- West Boylston vs Saint Bernard’s
5:30 PM- North Reading vs Shawsheen
8:00 PM- Duxbury vs Grafton
Saturday, December 3, 2022
10:00 AM- Hull vs Kipp Academy
12:30 PM- Springfield Central vs St. John’s
3:00 PM- Stoneham vs. St. Mary’s
5:30 PM- Milton vs. Wakefield
8:00 PM-King Philip vs Catholic Memorial
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Football State Finals
Compiled by Mike Richard
Division 8
#1 Hull vs. #7 KIPP Academy
Hull Past Past State Finals/Super Bowl appearance
Div. 4: Hull 21 - Ashland 9 (1977)
Div. 4B: Ipswich 40 - Hull 33 (1992)
Div. 4B: Hull 20 - Bishop Fenwick 15 (1996)
Div. 8: Randolph 20 – Hull 14 (2021)
KIPP Academy Past State Finals/Super Bowl appearance
First State Finals Appearance
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Hull High School Football Team
School and Coaching Information
Principal: Mike Knybel
Athletic Director: Connor Duhaime
Head Coach: Mike O’Donnell
Assistant Coaches: John Donohue, Jen Olivieri, Fran Robbins,
Kevin Scully, Dave Gibbons, Jeremy Shelley &
Nick Vasiliadis
Athletic Trainer: Lexie Watkins
Mascot: Pirates
School Colors: Black & Gold
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Hull High School Football Roster
# Player Year Position HT WT # Player Year Position HT WT
1 Austin Bongo* SR WR/LB 6'3" 210 26 Ayden Pike FR RB/LB 5'8" 155
2 Luke Dunham SO QB/DB 5'11" 165 27 Thomas Johnson FR WR/DB 5'6" 125
3 Tommy Burke SR WR/DB 6'1" 170 33 Colin O'Keefe FR WR/DB 5’8” 140
5 Ethan Campbell SR RB/LB 6'0" 175 50 Sean Reilly JR G/LB 5"11" 185
6 Logan Chenette SR K/P 6'2" 165 55 Daniel Gianibas JR OL/LB 5'10" 200
7 Shane McDonough SO WR/DB 5'10" 160 56 Aidan Murphy* SR C/LB 6'1" 230
8 John Truglia SO WR/DB 5'10" 165 58 Luke Mullen JR OL/DL 5'10 215
9 Blaise Belmarsh JR WR/DB 5'9" 160 59 Jayden McCarthy FR RB/LB 5'9" 155
10 Nick Tiani JR WR/DB 6'0" 170 61 Justin Foley SO OT/DT 6'0" 230
11 John Gianibas* SR RB/LB 5'8" 180 62 Bryan Kennedy SR OL/DL 5'11" 215
12 Luke Richardson* SR QB/FS 6'2" 180 65 James Doty JR G/DL 6'0" 185
14 Isaiah Green FR RB/DB 5'8" 155 66 Leo Bergen SR G/DL 6'0" 235
15 Sean Angellis SR WR/DB 5'10" 155 70 Jeffrey Reede FR OL/DL 6'1" 180
16 Landon Lepenven FR QB/DB 5'4" 125 72 Tedy Hennessey FR OL/DL 5'10" 210
21 Jack Gagne FR WR/DB 5'6" 135 73 Jonah Nunes SO G/DT 5'8" 160
21 Brennan Minucci SR Manager 6'3" 225 77 Logan Murphy FR OL/DL 5'6" 155
23 Patrick Dwyer SR WR/DB 5'10" 175 78 Jonah Smith 8th OL/DE 6'1" 175
24 Ethan Williams SR TE/LB 6'0" 180 82 Tyler Sordillo* SR TE/DE 6'3" 225
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KIPP Academy Lynn Collegiate Football Team
School and Coaching Information
Principal: Shauna-Kay Clarke
Athletic Director: Anthony Grimaldi
Head Coach: Jim Rabbitt
Assistant Coaches: Anthony Grimaldi, Joe Cincotta, Wilson Perjuste,
London Spain, Derek Dortch & Israel Chery
Mangers: Taofeekat Lamina, Adriana Herrera, Aisha Solis, Nayely
Pleytez, Moriah Berry, Adriana Muñoz & Isabella Segura
Mascot: Panthers
School Colors: Black, Royal Blue & White
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KIPP Academy Lynn Collegiate Football Team
# Player Year Position HT WT # Player Year Position HT WT
1 Jovan Machado* 24 RB/WR/LB/DB 5’8 150 50 Yadley Corridon 25 OL/DL 5’11 210
2 Morenel Castro* 24 WR/DB/QB 5’9 160 51 Michael Stackpole 25 OL/DL/LB 5’11 165
3 Blaze Gbadamosi 23 RB/DB 5’10 175 52 Joseph Beato 26 OL/DL 5’11 215
4 Chanel Gutierrez* 24 WR/LB 5’10 170 54 Angel Frias 24 OL/DL/LB 5’9 185
5 Vic Mafo* 23 WR/LB/DB 5’11 190 55 Franli Marte 25 OL/DL 5’11 205
7 Alan Degado 24 WR/DB 5’6 150 56 Esteban Shower Paulino 25 OL/DL/LB 5’9 205
8 Jose Echavarria 25 WR/DB 5’4 125 60 Jacob Morales 26 OL/DL 5’9 195
9 Bryce Peralta 26 WR/DB 5’11 150 63 Jayden Anaya 25 OL/DL 5’4 185
10 Juan Setalsingh* 23 QB/DB 5’11 180 64 Wilfred Campos 25 OL/DL 5’10 215
11 Bryan Conde 24 WR/DB 5’10 150 66 Paola Santana 25 OL/DL 5’4 170
15 Andrew Gonzalez 24 WR/DB 6’1 150 70 Isaac Morales 25 OL/DL 6’0 230
17 Jhonel Solano 24 RB/LB 5’9 160 74 Densel Gomes 25 OL/DL 5’7 220
18 Xavier Rodriguez 27 RB/LB 5’8 175 75 Jesus Morales 23 OL/DL 6’1 275
28 Jason Che 27 WR/DB 5’10 140 77 Aramis Suarez 23 OL/DL 6’2 350
30 Stefano Rodriguez 25 RB/LB 5’9 160 78 Kenneth Pleytez 23 OL/DL 6’3 300
32 Uzias Ortiz 26 WR/DB 5’8 150 80 Joan Ortiz 26 WR/DB 5’8 120
33 Enoch Omotosho 25 WR/DB 5’9 155 82 Darius Parker 25 WR/DB 5’9 145
34 Osaru Evbenaye 23 TE/LB 5’11 170 85 Victor Ortega 26 WR/DB 5’6 150
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ALL TIME SUPER BOWL RECORDS (1972-2021)
Compiled by Mike Richard
From the Book "Super Saturdays: The Complete History of the Massachusetts High School Super Bowl"
TEAMS
Most Super Bowl Victories – 13, Longmeadow (1985, 1992, 1997-99, 2002-03, 2005-08, 2010-11)
Most Super Bowl Appearances – 21, Longmeadow (1984-85, 91-92, 94, 97-98, 2000-12, 14)
Consecutive Super Bowl Appearances – 13, Longmeadow, 2000-12
Consecutive Super Bowl Victories – 8, Clinton (1994, 1995, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2010)
Consecutive Year Super Bowl Victories – 5, St. Peter-Marian (1992-96)
COACHING
Most Super Bowl Apprearances – 22, John DiBiaso Weston (1), Everett (17), Catholic Memorial (4)
Most Super Bowl Wins – 14, John DiBiaso Weston (1), Everett (12), Catholic Memorial (1)
SINGLE GAME RECORDS
Conversions
Conversion Passes – 3, Jim Irzyk (Westfield) vs. Burncoat, Dec. 4, 1976; Sergey Gordievsky (Putnam Voke) vs. Littleton,
Dec. 6, 2008
Conversion Receptions – 3, Andre Lester (Putnam Voke) vs. Littleton, Dec. 6, 2008
Conversion Rushes – 4, Warren Barnett (Springfield Central) vs. Holy Name, Dec. 1, 2001
Conversions, Team – 5, Springfield Central vs. Holy Name, Dec. 1, 2001; Littleton vs. Cohasset, Dec. 7, 2013
Conversions, Both Teams – 7, Fairhaven (4) vs. Matignon (3), Dec. 3, 1994
Longest Defensive Return of Conversion for 2-Points – 101 yards, Sean McCleary (Old Colony)
vs. Chelsea, Dec. 2, 1995
Extra Points
Extra Points – 7, Aaron Senez (Springfield Central) vs. Shrewsbury, Dec. 6, 1997
Most Extra Points- One Team – 7, Springfield Central vs. Shrewsbury, Dec. 6, 1997
Most Extra Points-Both Team – 9, Springfield Central (7) vs. Shrewsbury (2), Dec. 6, 1997; Marblehead (5) vs. North
Attleborough (4), Dec. 2, 2021
Field Goals
Most Field Goals, One Team – 3, Tom Pimentel (Whitman-Hanson) vs. Norwood, Dec. 1, 2001
Most Field Goals One Quarter, One Team – 2, Mark Mulgrew (Westwood) vs. Cardinal Spellman,
First Quarter, Dec. 1, 1984
Most Field Goals One Game, Both Teams – 3, Tom Pimentel (Whitman-Hanson) vs. Norwood,
Dec. 1, 2001; Bill Flutie (Natick - 2), Ali Montarda- (Foxboro- 1), Dec. 3, 2005
Interceptions
Most Interceptions For Touchdown, Both Teams – 3, Josh LaGrant, Jamie Shepardson (Lee);
Chad Ares (Athol) - Dec. 4, 1993
Most Interceptions For Touchdown, One Team – 2, Josh LaGrant, Jamie Shepardson (Lee) vs. Athol, Dec. 4, 1993; Jo
Jo Goodine, Sean Gomes (New Bedford) vs. Plymouth, Dec. 4, 1993
Kickoff Returns
Most Kickoff Returns, Both Teams – 2, Bartlett & Westfield, Dec. 4, 1976; Hull & Ipswich, Dec. 5, 1992
Overtime
Overtime, Highest Scoring Game - Ever ett 36 – Dartmouth 28, Dec. 1, 2007
Overtime, Longest Game - Leominster 13 - Chicopee 7 (2 OT), Dec. 7, 1974; Boston Cathedral 22 – Madison Park 20 (2
OT), Dec. 1, 2012.
Safeties
Most Safeties, One Game – 2 Clinton vs. Athol, Dec. 7, 2002
Points
Most Points, Team – 55, Springfield Central 55 - Shrewsbury 14, 1997
Biggest Point Differential – 50 points, Ayer 50 - Monty Tech 0, Dec. 6, 1980; Fitchburg 50 - Milford 0,
Dec. 7, 1996
Most Points, Both Teams – 87, Littleton 52 – Cohasset 35, Dec. 7, 2013
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Least Points, Both Teams – 3, Worcester South 3 - Shepherd Hill 0, Dec. 5, 1987
Most Points Quarter, One Team – 35, Springfield Commerce vs. Auburn; Second Quarter, Dec. 1, 2001
Most Points Quarter, Both Teams – 42, Springfield Commerce vs. Auburn; Second Quarter, Dec. 1, 2001
Most Points, First Quarter, One Team – 31, Clinton vs. Athol, Dec. 7, 2002
Most Points, First Quarter, Both Teams – 31, Clinton 31 - Athol 0, Dec. 7, 2002
Most Points, Second Quarter, One Team – 35, Springfield Commerce vs. Auburn; Second Quarter, Dec. 1, 2001
Most Points, Second Quarter, Both Teams - 44, Foxboro 30 - Whitman-Hanson 14, Dec. 7, 1991
Most Points, Third Quarter, One Team – 29, Walpole vs. Lincoln-Sudbury, Dec. 6, 1997
Most Points, Third Quarter, Both Teams – 29, Walpole 29 - Lincoln Sudbury 0, Dec. 6, 1997
Most Points, Fourth Quarter, One Team – 23, Minnechaug vs. Longmeadow, Dec. 1, 1984
Most Points, Fourth Quarter, Both Teams – 30, Natick 16 - Melrose 14, Dec. 4, 1982
Most Points, Overtime, One Team – 8, Everett vs. Dartmouth, Dec. 1, 2007
Most Points, Overtime, Both Teams – 13, Andover 7 - Salem 6, Dec. 7, 1974; Waltham 7 - Bridgewater-Raynham 6, Dec. 7,
1991
Biggest Lead After One Quarter - 31: Clinton 31 - Athol 0 (Dec. 7, 2002)
Biggest Lead At Halftime - 43: Clinton 43 - Athol 0 (Dec. 7, 2002)
Most Points at Halftime- One Team: 43: Clinton 43 - Athol 0 (Dec. 7, 2002)
Most Points at Halftime- Both Teams: 53: St. John's Prep 41 – Brockton 12 (Dec. 1, 2012)
Biggest Lead After Three Quarters: 43: Ayer 43 - Monty Tech 0 (Dec. 6, 1980); Fitchburg 43 - Milford 0 (Dec. 6, 1980)
Most Points in Second Half- One Team - 38: Springfield Central 38 - Holy Name 8 (Dec. 1, 2001)
Most Points in Second Half- Both Teams: 46: Springfield Central 38 - Holy Name 8 (2001)
Biggest Comeback Deficit: Down 20-0 in fourth, Northbridge rallies to defeat Ware, 21-20 (Dec. 7, 1974)
Scoreless Halftimes – Occurred 14 times, most recently: Grafton vs. Hanover (2016)
Scoreless After 3 Qtrs: Leominster vs. Chicopee, Dec. 7, 1974; Gr afton vs. Assabet, Dec. 7, 1985; Clinton vs.
Narragansett, Dec. 5, 2009
Lowest Scoring Game: Wor cester South 3 - Shepherd Hill 0, Dec. 5, 1987
INDIVIDIAL RECORDS
PASSING
Most Touchdown passes, One Game – 5, Kyle Beatrice (Swampscott) vs. North Attleboro, Dec. 8, 2002
Most Touchdown Passes, One Half – 4, Mike Powers (Westboro), first half vs. Fitchburg, Dec. 1, 1984
Erik Malaguti (Dighton-Rehoboth), first half vs. Bishop Fenwick, Dec. 5, 1998; Nick Hebert (Millbury), first half vs. East
Longmeadow, Dec. 13, 2003
Most Touchdown Passes, One Quarter – 3, Mark Garutti (Springfield Cathedral), second quarter
vs. Greenfield, Dec. 2, 1989; Dave Pizzotti (Reading), third quarter vs. Acton-Boxboro,
Dec. 2, 1995; Mike Vaz (Springfield Commerce), second quarter vs. Auburn, Dec. 1, 2001.
Most Passing Yardage, 1 Game – 418 yards, Steve Scannell (Burncoat) vs. St. Joseph’s, Dec. 4, 2004
Most Pass Attempts, 1 Game – 46, Steve Scannell (Burncoat) vs. St. Joseph’s, Dec. 4, 2004
Most Pass Completions, 1 Game – 32, Steve Scannell (Burncoat) vs. St. Joseph’s, Dec. 4, 2004
RECEIVING
Receiving Yards, One Game – 263, Connor Cronin (Marblehead) vs. North Attleborough, Dec. 2, 2021
Receptions, One Game – 17, Angel Cirillo (Burncoat) vs. St. Joseph’s, Dec. 4, 2004
RUSHING
Most Yards Rushing, One Game - 355 yards, Cedric Washington (Holyoke) vs. Greenfield,
Dec. 2, 1995
Most Carries, One Game - 45, Cedric Washington (Holyoke) vs. Greenfield, Dec. 2, 1995
Most Touchdowns, One Game – 5, Scott Chester (Leominster) vs. Hudson Dec. 4, 1982; Cedric Washington (Holyoke) vs.
Greenfield, Dec. 2, 1995; Warren Barnett (Springfield Central) vs. Holy Name. Dec. 1, 2001; Travis Bassett (Littleton) vs.
Cohasset, Dec. 7, 2013; Zach Elkinson (Holliston) vs. Wahconah, Dec. 6, 2014
Most Points, One Game – 38, Warren Barnett (Springfield Central) vs. Holy Name, Dec. 1, 2001
Most Touchdown Receptions, One Game – 3, Dan McNamara (Norwell) vs. Bishop Fenwick,
Dec. 4, 1999; Jeff Pratt (Swampscott) vs. North Attleboro, Dec. 8, 2002; Jake Peterson (East Bridgewater) vs. Northbridge,
Dec. 5, 2015
9SUPERLATIVES
Longest Blocked Field Goal Attempt Returned for Touchdown – 86 yards, Dave Malatos (Leominster) vs. Chicopee, Dec.
7, 1974
Longest Blocked Punt Return for Touchdown – 37 yards, Miles Robinson (Holliston) vs. Whitman-Hanson, Dec. 2, 1989
Longest Field Goal – 44 yards, Brian Hunt (St. John’s) vs. Leominster, Dec. 1, 1990
Longest Fumble Return for Touchdown – 83 yards, Peter Buczek (Chicopee) vs. St. John’s, Dec. 6, 1975
Most Fumbles Recovered in end zone for Touchdown, one game – 2, Liam O’Heir, Sean Roach (Cardinal Spellman) vs. Case,
Dec. 5, 1992
Most Fumble Returns for Touchdown, One Game – 2, Joe Donahue (East Bridgewater) vs. St. Mary’s, Dec. 3, 2016
Longest Interception Return for Touchdown – 105 yards, Wade Critides (Wayland) vs.
Marshfield, Dec. 2, 2006
Longest Kickoff Return for Touchdown – 99 yards, P. J. Celestino (Rockland) vs. Abington, Dec. 3, 2021
Longest Punt Return for Touchdown – 84 yards, Kenny Cullins (Putnam Voke) vs. Lunenburg,
Dec. 1, 2007
Longest Touchdown Pass Play – 89 yards, Dan Notaro pass from Rich Wetherell (Clinton) vs. Leicester, Dec. 3, 1994
Longest Touchdown Run from Scrimmage - 99 yards, Eric Davis (Lincoln-Sudbury) vs. Walpole,
Dec. 6, 1997; 99 yards, Alex Valente (Reading) vs. Mansfield, Dec. 1, 2012
CAREER RECORDS
Career Points – 54, Scott Chester, Leominster, 1981-82
Career Touchdowns - 9, Scott Chester, Leominster, 1981-82
Career Conversions - 4, War r en Bar nett, Spr ingfield Centr al, 2001
Career Extra Points – 11, John Lake, Longmeadow, 2004-06
Career Field Goals – 3, Tom Pimentel, Whitman-Hanson, 2001
Career Yards Rushing – 503 yards, Bobby Abare, Acton-Boxboro, 2002-04
Career Carries – 66, Ryan Tully, Bishop Feehan, 2001-02
Career Touchdown Passes - 6, J eff Altier i, Nor thbr idge, 1996-98; Danny Brown, Northbridge, 2001-02; Scott Woodward,
Mahar, 2003-04
Career Yards Passing – 629, Jeff Altieri, Northbridge, 1996-98
Career Passes Completed – 46, Jeff Altieri, Northbridge, 1996-98
Career Passes Attempted – 79, Jeff Altieri, Northbridge, 1996-98
Career Receptions- 17, Angel Cir illo, Bur ncoat, 2004
Career Yards Receiving – 263, Connor Cronin, Marblehead, 2021
Please send corrections or additions to Mike Richard at mikerichard0725@gmail.com
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