South Shore Thanksgiving high school football scores and highlights

The biggest day of the high school football season in Massachusetts is here.

Thanksgiving.

The South Coast hosts some of the state’s biggest and best high school football rivalries on Türkiye Day. There will be 20 games featuring South Shore matchups over the holidays this year.

The region’s two intra-city rivalries (Quincy vs. North Quincy, Plymouth South vs. Plymouth North) have the makings of even matchups.

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The scoreboards

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Massachusetts Thanksgiving Results

The schedule

Wednesday, November 27th

South Shore Tech 16, Southeastern 12

Kiano Velazquez (6-yard run) and Dillon O’Brien (13-yard run) scored the TDs for the Vikings (4-7). Velazquez ran for 71 yards while DJ DeCoste managed 79 yards. In the Hawks’ (8-2) loss, Aidan Hughes threw a 53-yard TD pass to Dylan Ahi and a 32-yard TD pass to Peyton Volz.

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East Bridgewater 36, West Bridgewater 14

The Vikings (6-5) ended the season with a win over the Wildcats (5-5) after five losses. Logan Williams had a 97-yard touchdown catch in the second quarter. Williams also had a 27-yard TD catch and intercepted a pass on defense. Ethan Pohl threw three TD passes, the other being a 10-yard pass to Robert Mavilla. Aidan Clancy added a 10-yard TD run. Mark Lee returned a fumble 93 yards for a touchdown. Ty Holmes and Tommy Polidori each had a rushing touchdown in the loss. Ryan Nunes intercepted a pass.

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North Middlesex 34, Rockland 28

The Bulldogs fall to 1-10. Hayden Hatch threw three touchdown passes in the loss, including two to freshman Patrick McDonagh. Brandon Comeau (23-yard run) and Dom White (38-yard catch) scored additional touchdowns for Rockland.

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Thursday, November 28th

Walpole 35, Weymouth 12

Naheem Ridore had two TD runs for the Wildcats (6-5).

Scituate 37, Hingham 7

The Sailors (12-0) go to the Div. 4 Super Bowl against Duxbury next week still undefeated. Hingham falls to 6-5.

Catholic Memorial 31, BC High 19

Jackson Richard had two TD runs for the Eagles (8-3). Carter Carroll also threw a 20-yard TD pass to Gavin Barth.

Canton 36, Stoughton 6

The Bulldogs improve to 7-4 behind three touchdowns from Kareem Chaplin II. The Black Knights fall to 1-10. In the loss, Jackson Arnold returned an interception for a score.

Brockton 21, Bridgewater-Raynham 14

The Boxers improve to 5-6 while the Trojans fall to 6-5. In the win, Marcio Semedo threw a 77-yard TD pass to Jaden Lopes-Ribeiro late in the third quarter for the winning score. Jared Mighty (55 yards) and Cijai Tyler (1) both added touchdown runs. Ty Baker intercepted a pass. Jack Lambert threw two touchdown passes in the loss, one to Jay Kelleher and one to Will Porter Jr.

Archbishop Williams 34, Cardinal Spellman 20

Blake Nelson ran for three touchdowns to lead the Bishops (2-8). Luke Deftos had a 38-yard TD run, forced a fumble on a QB sack and threw a TD pass to Nolan Swirbalus on a trick play. In the Cardinals’ (9-2) loss, Umarei Murray ran for a TD and threw a 54-yard TD pass to Chris Soto.

Milton 31, Braintree 0

The Wildcats improve to 5-6 while the Wamps fall to 3-7. Sean McCarthy returned a fumble 58 yards for a score, while Patrick Collins ran for a TD and threw for another.

Plymouth South 19, Plymouth North 7

Jack Horvath ran for two touchdowns for the Panthers (6-5). Gio Lynch Ruberio scored for the Blue Eagles (5-6).

Abington 18, Whitman Hanson 6

In the Green Wave’s (8-3) victory, Michael Reilly broke the program’s all-time passing touchdowns record (32). Reilly threw two TD passes – 31 yards to Kris Patterson and 45 yards to Lee Spry. Mason Nash also ran for a touchdown. Brady Markowski ran for a TD for the Panthers (3-8).

Marshfield 51, Duxbury 14

Tor Maas scored five touchdowns to lead the Rams (10-2). The Dragons (10-2) play Scituate in the Div. 4 Super Bowl next week.

Cohasset 51, hull 0

The Skippers improve to 5-6 while the Pirates fall to 4-7. Shane Mulcahy threw a TD pass, ran for a 45-yard score and returned a punt for a TD. Will McLoughlin had a rushing TD and a receiving TD. Michael Wildfire ran for a TD and threw a TD. Gus Greene and Kyle Wakefield each had a TD run.

Norwell 15, Hanover 13 (OT)

Will Bostrom scored the game-winning 2-point conversion in OT after his own 8-yard TD run to put the Clippers ahead. Jack Luccarelli ran for the other Norwell TD. Tyler Vincent ran for a TD and threw another to Sebastian Brown for the Hawks (8-4).

Blue Hills 22, Bristol-Plymouth 6

The Warriors improve to 6-5. They will play in the professional small-school Super Bowl next week.

North Quincy 43, Quincy 41

In a wild play, Mike Galligan scored the game-winning 2-point conversion in OT for the Raiders (5-6). Quincy falls to 3-8.

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