2023 Registered Teams |
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Methuen takes the North Open TitleOpen Division |
Dedham Captures the SmallSmall School Division |
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Quarterfinals
Methuen defeated Andover BB&N defeated Lowell Milton defeated Leominster Central defeated Brooks School Semifinals: Methuen defeated BB&N Central defeated Milton Open Division Championship: Methuen 27 Central 14 |
Quarterfinals
Tewksbury defeated Trinity Greater Lawrence Tech defeated Athol Wells defeated York Dedham defeated Narragansett Semifinals: Tewksbury defeated Wells Dedham defeated Greater Lawrence Tech, OT Small School Championship: Dedham 20 Tewksbury 12 |
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Exeter, NH
Timberlane, NH BB&N, MA Thornton Academy, ME Central, RI Methuen, MA Bishop Guertin, NH Bonny Eagle, ME Lowell, MA Winchester, MA |
Alvirne, NH
Marshwood, ME Brooks School, MA Leominster, MA Concord, NH Milton, MA Chelmsford, MA Billerica, MA Andover, MA Lynn Classical, MA |
Athol, MA
St Bernard's, MA Trinity, NH Narragansett, MA Greater Lawrence Tech, MA Sacopee Valley, ME York, ME Triton, MA |
Tewksbury, MA
Groton Dunstable, MA Monadnock, NH Sanborn, NH Pembroke Academy, NH Wells, ME Dedham, MA St Mary's, MA |
2022 Results
BB&N Wins the North Open DivisionQuarterfinals
#3 Westford Academy defeated #6 Andover #4 BB&N defeated #5 Bonny Eagle Semifinals: #3 Westford Academy defeated #2 Dexter Southfield #4 BB&N defeated #1 Brooks School Open Division Championship: BB&N defeated Westford Academy, 16-0 |
Billerica's Closing Push Enough to Win the Small DivisionQuarterfinals
#6 Greater Lawrence Tech defeated #3 Winchester #4 Milton defeated #5 Triton Semifinals: #2 Billerica defeated #6 Greater Lawrence Tech #4 Milton defeated #1 St Mary's Small School Championship: Billerica defeated Milton, 22-21 |
North Regional Returns to Exeter HS
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Exeter, NH
Billerica, MA Timberlane, NH Winchester, MA BB&N, MA Concord, NH St Thomas Aquinas, NH Greater Lawrence Tech, MA |
Trinity, NH
York, ME Monadnock, NH Thornton Academy, ME Wilmington, MA Brooks School, MA Narragansett, MA Marshwood, ME |
Dexter Southfield, MA
Andover, MA Leominster, MA Alvirne, NH Westford Academy, MA Triton, MA Haverhill, MA Woburn, MA |
Milton, MA
Bonny Eagle, ME David Prouty, MA St Mary's, MA St Bernard's, MA Chelmsford, MA |
Methuen Makes the Plays to Claim the North TitleGreater Lawrence Tech - The Methuen Rangers played well all day and advanced out of pool play with a 3-1 record. Once in the playoffs, the Rangers locked down the defensive to beat Lynn Classical (4-1), Wilmington (5-1) and Milton (4-2).
Milton started slowly but improved each game. The Wildcats beat Westford Academy and Andover before bowing out to Methuen in the final. |
Northeast 7v7
North Regional Playoff Results Quarterfinals: Wilmington 20, Concord, NH 6 Milton 15, Westford Academy 6 Methuen 20, Lynn Classical 6 Andover 28, Lowell Catholic 19 Semifinals: Milton 26, Andover 12 Methuen 14, Wilmington 13 Championship: Methuen 19, Milton 6 |
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20 Varsity Teams
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5 Freshman/Sophomore Teams
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Greater Lawrence Tech
Burlington Wilmington Methuen Westford Academy |
Watertown
Haverhill Andover Billerica Concord, NH |
Greater Lowell Tech
Timberlane Narragansett Trinity Groton Dunstable |
St Mary's
Lowell Catholic Lynn Classical Triton Milton |
Greater Lawrence Tech
Milton Billerica Andover Westford Academy |
Bonny Eagle takes 2019 North Title back to MaineExeter - The North Regional proved to be diverse and deep field. No team benefited from that depth more then the Andover Golden Warriors who made it all the way to finals before falling to Bonny Eagle 18-7. Heading into the last game of pool play Andover appeared to be heading home, due to the tie breaker rules, if Concord NH could beat win less Bow NH. But Bow was able to upset Concord thus sending Andover to the playoffs. Once in, Andover beat Lynn Classical, Swampscott and the always competitive BB&N to reach the finals.
Waiting in the final was Bonny Eagle from Maine. The Scot's had sweep their pool and beaten Timberlane NH, Methuen MA and Woburn MA in the playoffs to reach the finals. In the final both Andover and Bonny Eagle struggled to score early. Bonny Eagle broke the ice with with ten minutes left. The conversion failed but they had a 6-0 lead and momentum which their defense used to quickly get another stop. The Scot's wasted no time building the lead to 12-0 but another failed conversion left the door open for Andover. The Warriors finally got on the scoreboard and collected the conversion to cut the lead to 12-7. Bonny Eagle needed a first down to ice the game but Andover was able to hold and with less than a minute left returned to offense. After a quick completion, the Warriors fired a shot for the end zone. It was intercepted and returned for a touchdown to account for the final score of 18-7. Overall it was a great day for Maine as Marshwood and Wells also made the playoffs. Timberlane was the only New Hampshire team to advance to the playoffs. Thank you to Exeter High School again for being such a great host! Best of luck to all the teams this season. |
Northeast 7v7
North Regional Playoff Results Round of 16: Andover defeated Lynn Classical Swampscott defeated Saugus Bonny Eagle defeated Timberlane Methuen defeated Wells Marshwood defeated Groton-Dunstable BB&N defeated Haverhill Tewksbury defeated St John's Prep Woburn defeated North Middlesex. Quarterfinals: Andover defeated Swampscott Bonny Eagle defeated Methuen BB&N defeated Marshwood Woburn defeated Tewksbury Semifinals: Andover defeated BB&N Bonny Eagle defeated Woburn Championship: Bonny Eagle 18, Andover 7 |
2019 Registered Teams
Teams listed below in bold have completed and paid the registration. Regional t-shirt color will be assigned by supply and when payment is received. Complete QB will sponsor the Champion t-shirt
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Exeter, NH
Bow, NH Timberlane, NH Trinity, NH Methuen, MA Marshwood, ME Dover, NH Groton-Dunstable, MA |
Woburn, MA
Thornton Academy, ME Haverhill, MA Winnacunnet, NH BB&N, MA North Middlesex, MA Greater Lawrence Tech, MA Amesbury, MA |
Concord, NH
Bonny Eagle, ME Coventry, RI York, ME Swampscott, MA Goffstown, NH Triton, MA Winchester, MA |
John Stark, NH
Westford Academy, MA David Prouty, MA Malden, MA Raymond, NH St John's Prep, MA Saugus, MA Wells, ME |
Narragansett, MA
Lynn Classical, MA Souhegan, NH St Mary's, MA Andover, MA Tewksbury, MA |
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7/14/2018 - There were plenty of surprises during Saturday’s Northeast 7-on-7 North Regional, but the team that won the regional championship wasn’t one of them.
Suffield (Conn.) Academy, a team led by four-star recruit Tyler Van Dyke, won the tournament title by beating Milton (Mass.) High School 20-18 in the championship game. Van Dyke, a 6-foot-4 quarterback, has scholarship offers from Boston College, Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Massachusetts, Michigan, N.C. State, Rutgers and Syracuse. Milton was one of the tournament’s surprises, since the team wasn’t even sure it would be participating until late Friday night. Milton replaced Portsmouth R.I., which dropped out of the 38-team field Friday. Milton went toe-to-toe with Suffield, but what originally looked like a complete pass on a two-point conversion on the game’s final play was nullified when it was ruled the receiver had one foot out of bounds when he made the catch. After advancing out of pool play to the single-elimination portion of the tournament Suffield defeated Methuen (Mass.), Woburn (Mass.) and BB&N (Mass.) to reach the championship game. By winning the North Regional, Suffield earned an automatic spot in the New England championship, which will be held July 26 at Xaverian Brothers High School in Westwood, Mass. The New England championship will also feature teams from the South Regional and East Regional. The semifinal matchups in the North Regional were Suffield vs. BB&N, and Milton vs. Amesbury (Mass.). Amesbury, coached by 2008 Exeter High School graduate Colin McQueen, was one of the tournament’s biggest surprises, especially since the Indians were not at full strength for the competition. McQueen’s father, Kevin McQueen, is Exeter’s varsity baseball coach. The biggest surprise from New Hampshire was Kingswood, a Division III program that advanced out of pool play to the Round of 16 before losing to BB&N. Exeter and Timberline were the only other New Hampshire teams that advanced out of pool play. Winnacunnet, last year’s North Regional champion, went 3-1, but lost a tiebreaker and didn’t make it to the Round of 16. |
Northeast 7v7
North Regional Playoff Results Round of 16: Milton defeated St. John’s Prep; Timberlane defeated St. Johnsbury, BB&N defeated Kingswood, Thornton Academy defeated Exeter; Suffield defeated Methuen; Woburn defeated Wilmington; Wells defeated Waconah Amesbury defeated Haverhill. Quarterfinals: Milton defeated Timberlane B&N defeated Thornton Academy Suffield defeated Woburn Amesbury defeated Wells. Semifinals: Suffield defeated BB&N Milton defeated Amesbury. Championship: Suffield 20, Milton 18. This information is provided by Roger Brown of the New Hampshire Football Report
www.nhfootballreport.com |
2018 Registered Teams |
Camp - July 28/29 - Windham HS
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Exeter, NH
BB&N, MA Timberlane, NH Groton-Dunstable, MA Thornton Academy, ME Methuen, MA Bow, NH Kingswood Reg., NH |
Marshwood, ME
Dover, NH Falmouth, ME Woburn, MA Haverhill, MA Goffstown, NH Winnacunnet, NH Bonny Eagle, ME |
Murdock, MA
Greater Lawrence, MA Trinity, NH Portsmouth, RI * York, ME St Johnsbury Academy, VT Amesbury, MA Concord, NH |
Portsmouth, NH
Monadnock, NH Nobles, ME St John's Prep, MA Wahconah, MA Longmeadow, MA Bedford, MA Souhegan, NH |
Wells, ME
St Mary's, MA North Middlesex, MA Andover, MA Billerica, MA Suffield Academy, CT * Replaced by Milton, MA |
Winnacunnet Claims the 2017 North Title over Methuen
2017 Registered Teams
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Exeter, NH
BB&N, MA Timberlane, NH York, ME Bow, NH Thornton Academy, ME Dover, NH Marshwood, ME |
Milford, NH
Methuen, MA Falmouth, ME Haverhill, MA Trinity, NH Bedford, NH Longmeadow, MA John Stark, NH |
Wahconah, MA
Wells, ME Westford Academy, MA Bonny Eagle, ME Goffstown, NH Winnacunnet, NH Souhegan, NH Epping, NH |
North Middlesex, MA
Concord, NH St Johnsbury Academy, VT Greater Lawrence Tech, MA ConVal, NH Winthrop, MA Malden, MA Manchester Central, NH |
Monadnock, NH
Portsmouth, RI Bedford, MA Portsmouth, NH Andover, MA Tewksbury, MA Billerica, MA Bishop Guertin, NH |
Billerica Defends TitleComplete QB to Sponsor North Regional Championship T's
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2016 Registered Teams
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Exeter, NH
Bedford, NH Winthrop, MA Londonderry, NH Timberlane, NH Westford Academy, MA Trinity, NH BB&N, MA |
Winnacunnet, NH
Bedford, MA Billerica, MA ConVal, NH Falmouth, ME Danvers, MA Methuen, MA Dover, NH |
Goffstown, NH
Bow, NH Haverhill, MA Concord, NH John Stark, NH York, ME Wells, ME Epping Newmarket, NH |
Merrimack Valley, NH
Marshwood, ME Greater Lawrence Tech, MA St Johnsbury, VT Longmeadow, MA Kingswood, NH Monadnock, NH Bonny Eagle, ME |
Portsmouth, NH
Souhegan, NH Malden, MA North Middlesex, MA Amesbury, MA Cathedral MA Tewksbury, MA Bishop Guertin, NH |
Billerica nips BB&N for North Title, 23-22
2015 Registered Teams - Sold Out - Waiting list only
40 total spots - Teams in BOLD have completed the team registration & paid.
* Assigned color can change depending on availability of color on date of payment.
* Assigned color can change depending on availability of color on date of payment.
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BLACK
Timberlane BB&N York Bedford-MA Windham Merrimack Valley Chelmsford |
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2014 North Regional Championship, St John's Prep over Tewksbury
2014 Registered Teams
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2013
North Regional Resolution PlanWe want to thank everybody for their patience and professionalism during a difficult situation with Saturday's weather. Since the radar showed several hours of delays we decided to come up with another plan to benefit everyone. The weather just wasn't something we wanted to mess with and we didn't want to put anyone in warms way.
This is PLAN; If you still had a chance at the playoffs (20 teams) you will be invited to the New England Championship and will be scheduled for a minimum of 3 games, then playoffs. The last North team standing will be the North Champion. If you did not get a 4th game and were out the playoffs you will receive $50 discount on next year's registration. We understand that some of your players are seniors and will not benefit from this but they received the gear, 3 games and time does not allow for another option. If you have other questions please call me directly. We hope everyone understands that months of prep work and staffing of 35 plus people are designed to give the kids a great safe experience and free Under Armour gear worth four times your admission. Good luck this fall. Team's Invited to July 30th NE Championship Pool A; Exeter-NH, Lebanon-NH and Chelmsford-MA Pool B; Winnacunnet-NH, St John's Prep-MA and Winthrop-MA Pool C; Methuen-MA and Memorial-NH Pool D; Lynn English-MA, Monadnock-NH and York-ME Pool E; Swampscott-MA and Falmouth-ME Pool F; Haverhill-MA, St Thomas-NH and Concord-NH Pool G; Tewksbury-MA and Portsmouth-NH Pool H; Greater Lawrence-MA and Manchester West-NH (Please confirm your team will attend) Teams to receive the credit Murdock-MA, Longmeadow-MA, John Stark-NH, Milford-NH, North Middlesex-MA, Windham-NH, Souhegan-NH, Mahar-MA, Georgetown-MA, Goffstown-NH, Nantucket-MA, Pingree-MA, Kennett-NH. |
2013
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BLACKConcord-NH
Swampscott-MA Windham-NH Kennett-NH York-ME Lynn English-MA Lebanon-NH Longmeadow-MA Mahar-MA St John's Prep-2 MA Winthrop-MA Chelmsford-MA Pingree-MA |
ROYALExeter-NH
St Johns Prep-1-MA Falmouth-ME Milford-NH St Thomas Aquinas-NH Nantucket-MA Georgetown-MA Methuen-MA Winnacunnet-NH Murdock-MA Manchester West-NH |
GOLDHaverhill-MA
Souhegan-NH Portsmouth-NH Greater Lawrence-MA |
REDWinchester-MA
North Middlesex-MA Marshwood-ME Tewksbury-MA Goffstown-NH Manchester Memorial-NH Wells-ME John Stark-NH |
GREENLeavitt-ME
Massabecis-ME Monadnock-NH Dover-NH |
2012 Methuen knocks off Pingree in a classic
Pingree proves you can make a run!The Pingree School after committing late to the regional, finishing third in pool play and only having 7 players, came within 8 seconds of winning the North Regional Saturday. As a finalist Pingree earned an automatic berth to the New England Championship, but left a strong impression on everyone they played.
Tournament Director, Steve Dembowski, said it was "the best run he has seen nine years of play" and was "blown away by the mental toughness shown by players fighting cramps". At one point in the final Pingree was playing with only 6 players and came within one play of pulling the greatest upset in tournament history. Something tells me Coach Powers will have another strong season this fall. |