Tewksbury denies BB&N in Triple Overtime Thriller to Claim the 2026 Crown
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Peabody - Tewksbury rallied all night and earned the championship with a three overtime thriller. In the final, BB&N got a stop and scored first to go ahead 8-0. Tewksbury answered but missed the conversion. BB&N looked to put the game away when they scored with under four minutes remaining but the conversion failed, 14-6. Needing to put together an 8-point drive Tewksbury did just that not tie it at 14. BB&N ran out of time and the game went to OT.
The teams traded scores for the first two rounds with no one getting the coveted conversion. Finally in the 3rd OT, Tewksbury scored but the door was still open when the conversion failed. BB&N needed a score and conversion, but Tewksbury held to win 32-26. Pool one finished with BB&N, Masconomet and Lawrence Academy all tied with with 3-1 records. Lawrence Academy lost the tie breaker. Pool two was a was tight before Tewksbury recorded its third win and Peabody edged Joseph Case via tie breaker to get the nod. |
Semi-Finals
BB&N 28, Peabody 8 Tewksbury 14, Masconomet 0 FINALS
Tewksbury 32, BB&N 26 3OT 
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2026 Qualified Teams
Regional ChampionsLawrence Academy - Central Open
Tewksbury - Central Small BB&N - North Peabody - East Open Lynnfield - East Small |
WildcardsMarblehead - North Finalist
Joseph Case - South Finalist Masconomet Regional - East Open Finalist Danvers - East Small Finalist St. Bernard's - Central Finalist & East Small Semifinalist Opt OutsAbington - South Champion
Thornton Academy - Top Maine or New Hampshire team |
BB&N Repeats as the New England Champion in 2025
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Qualified Teams
BB&N - South Regional - Open Division Barnstable - South Regional - Small School Division Marblehead - North Regional - Open Division Leominster - Central Regional - Open Division St Mary's - East Regional - Small School Division |
Wildcards
Plymouth South - South Open Finalist Greater Lowell Tech - East Small Div Finalist Milton - Central Finalist |
BB&N Leaves No Doubt taking the 2024 Title over Lawrence Academy 22-12
Semi-Finals
BB&N 22, Milton 12
Lawrence Academy 19, Dennis-Yarmouth 13
BB&N 22, Milton 12
Lawrence Academy 19, Dennis-Yarmouth 13
2024 New England Championship - Qualified Teams
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Qualified Teams
South Regional - Open Division - BB&N South Regional - Small School Division - Dennis-Yarmouth North Regional - Open Division - Thornton Academy Central Regional - Open Division - Lawrence Academy East Regional - Open Division - BB&N East Regional - Small School Division - Swampscott |
Wildcards
South Open Finalist - Weymouth North Open Finalist - Milton Central Open Finalist - West Springfield East Open Finalist - Lynn English East Small School Finalist - Greater Lawrence Tech |
Methuen Nips Milton 21-19 to Claim the 2023 New England Title
2023 New England Championship - Qualified Teams
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Qualified Teams
North Regional - Open Division - Methuen North Regional - Small School Division - Dedham South Regional - July 23rd - Carver South Regional - July 30th - Milton East Regional - Open Division - Milton East Regional - Small School Division - St Mary's |
Wildcards
Xaverian Brothers Central, RI Peabody North Kingstown, RI Dexter Southfield |
Milton Claims 2022 New England Championship
2022 New England Championship - Qualified Teams
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Qualified Teams
North Regional - Open Division - BB&N North Regional - Small School Division - Billerica South Regional - Open Division - Milton South Regional - Small School Division - Dedham East Regional - Open Division - Methuen East Regional - Small School Division - Lynnfield |
Wildcards
Barnstable - South & East Open Regional Finalist Westford Academy - North Open Regional Finalist Lowell Catholic - East Regional Small Finalist Dexter Southfield - North & East Open Regional Semi-Finalist |
Hanover Grabs the Opportunity - Wins the 2021 New England Championship
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Qualified Teams
Methuen - North Champion Milton - North Finalist BB&N - East Champion Marblehead - East Finalist Scituate- South Champion Foxboro - South Finalist |
Wildcard Teams
Andover Wilmington Duxbury Hanover |
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Bishop Hendricken Runs the Table to Win 2019 New England Championship
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7/31/2018 - Ten teams gathered Tuesday evening in Westwood at Xaverian Brothers High School for the 8th Annual Northeast 7v7 New England Championship. The teams qualified for the Championship based off their play in one or more of the three regional tournaments.
As expected, pool play was very competitive with no team going unbeaten. The closet pool featured Dennis-Yarmouth, Lynn English and eventual Champion Suffield Academy. These three teams all went 3-1 in pool play forcing the tie breaker rules to come into play too advance two of three to the final four. Suffield earned the one seed as they edged out Dennis-Yarmouth in points scored by 2. This left DY and Lynn English. English claimed the second spot because they beat Dennis-Yarmouth head to head, 15-14. Dennis-Yarmouth the defending champion was the only team to beat Suffield in their 14 games played in both tournaments. Pool B advanced Buckingham Brown & Nichols (3-1) and Lynn Classical (3-1). BB&N was the one seed because the beat Classical 14-6 head to head.
The semi-final match ups pitted BB&N verse Lynn English and Suffield Academy verse Lynn Classical. Suffield displayed excellent defense stopping Classical early to build a 12-0 lead. The knock out punch came on a pick-six as Classical looked to be getting back into the game. Suffield advance 18-6. BB&N and Lynn English was an excellent game. B&NN scored first and English matched the scored but added an extra point to lead 7-6. BB&N answered and added a two-point conversion to pull head 14-7. English responded with a scoring drive but failed on the conversion and trailed 14-13. The English defense held and the offense reclaimed the lead with a quick score. Up 19-14, English went for two and failed.
BB&N calmly drove the field and scored with a minute left. The failed conversion left English 35 seconds as the trailed 20-19. The Bulldog picked up 10 yards on first down but a fade into the end zone on the final play fell incomplete.
The final was all about defense. Ten minutes into the game Suffield broke through and scored to jump ahead 6-0. BB&N responded with its best drive scoring and adding the extra point for a 7-6 lead. Suffield Academy quarterback Tyler Van Dyke lead his team down the field for the go ahead score with under four minutes remaining. His beautiful two-point conversion pass to Jalen Dottin expanded the lead to 14-7. BB&N attempt tie was stopped when Dottin intercepted a deep ball allowing Suffield to run out the clock after they collected one first down.
As expected, pool play was very competitive with no team going unbeaten. The closet pool featured Dennis-Yarmouth, Lynn English and eventual Champion Suffield Academy. These three teams all went 3-1 in pool play forcing the tie breaker rules to come into play too advance two of three to the final four. Suffield earned the one seed as they edged out Dennis-Yarmouth in points scored by 2. This left DY and Lynn English. English claimed the second spot because they beat Dennis-Yarmouth head to head, 15-14. Dennis-Yarmouth the defending champion was the only team to beat Suffield in their 14 games played in both tournaments. Pool B advanced Buckingham Brown & Nichols (3-1) and Lynn Classical (3-1). BB&N was the one seed because the beat Classical 14-6 head to head.
The semi-final match ups pitted BB&N verse Lynn English and Suffield Academy verse Lynn Classical. Suffield displayed excellent defense stopping Classical early to build a 12-0 lead. The knock out punch came on a pick-six as Classical looked to be getting back into the game. Suffield advance 18-6. BB&N and Lynn English was an excellent game. B&NN scored first and English matched the scored but added an extra point to lead 7-6. BB&N answered and added a two-point conversion to pull head 14-7. English responded with a scoring drive but failed on the conversion and trailed 14-13. The English defense held and the offense reclaimed the lead with a quick score. Up 19-14, English went for two and failed.
BB&N calmly drove the field and scored with a minute left. The failed conversion left English 35 seconds as the trailed 20-19. The Bulldog picked up 10 yards on first down but a fade into the end zone on the final play fell incomplete.
The final was all about defense. Ten minutes into the game Suffield broke through and scored to jump ahead 6-0. BB&N responded with its best drive scoring and adding the extra point for a 7-6 lead. Suffield Academy quarterback Tyler Van Dyke lead his team down the field for the go ahead score with under four minutes remaining. His beautiful two-point conversion pass to Jalen Dottin expanded the lead to 14-7. BB&N attempt tie was stopped when Dottin intercepted a deep ball allowing Suffield to run out the clock after they collected one first down.
7/26/2018 - UPDATE - Due to the weather we have rescheduled the Championship to Tuesday July 31st. Greenwich is not able to attend on the 31st and they have been replaced by the South Regional Champion, Scituate, whom was unable to attend on July 26th.
7/23/2018 - Northeast 7v7 will hold our annual New England Championship from 4-9pm this Thursday, July 26th, at Xaverian Brothers HS in Westwood. The 10 teams have been selected based off their performance in our regional tournaments, availability and past experience.
The teams have been placed into two five-team pools. The pools were selected to avoid repeat games from regional tournaments whenever possible Each team will play four 20-minute games. The top two teams from each pool will advance to semi-finals and play single elimination. All games will be 20 minutes and any game that goes into overtime will use the playoff overtime rules.
All players, 18 max, must have a completed wavier form on file or bring a new one.
7/23/2018 - Northeast 7v7 will hold our annual New England Championship from 4-9pm this Thursday, July 26th, at Xaverian Brothers HS in Westwood. The 10 teams have been selected based off their performance in our regional tournaments, availability and past experience.
The teams have been placed into two five-team pools. The pools were selected to avoid repeat games from regional tournaments whenever possible Each team will play four 20-minute games. The top two teams from each pool will advance to semi-finals and play single elimination. All games will be 20 minutes and any game that goes into overtime will use the playoff overtime rules.
All players, 18 max, must have a completed wavier form on file or bring a new one.
2018 Qualified Teams
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Dennis-Yarmouth, MA - South Finalist
Suffield Academy, CT - North Champion Milton, MA - North & East Finalist BB&N, MA - East Champion Scituate, MA - South Champion |
Lynn English, MA - Wildcard
Barnstable, MA - Wildcard Bishop Fenwick, MA - Wildcard Lynn Classical, MA - Wildcard Masconomet Regional, MA - Wildcard |
Dennis Yarmouth Captures 2017 New England Championship, 14-13 over Middleboro
2017 Qualified Teams
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Middleboro, MA - South Champion
Stoughton, MA - South Finalist Winnacunnet, NH - North Champion Billerica, MA - East Champion Lynn English, MA - East Finalist |
Bonny Eagle, ME - Wildcard
BB&N, MA - Wildcard Dennis Yarmouth, MA - Wildcard Woburn, MA - Wildcard Swampscott, MA Wildcard |
Duxbury Left No Doubt - Claiming The 2016 New England Championship
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Billerica, MA - North Champion
Danvers, MA - North Finalist Duxbury, MA - South Champion Foxboro, MA - South Finalist Bishop Hendricken, RI - East Champion |
Wells, ME - Wildcard
Bishop Guertin, NH - Wildcard Greenwich, CT - Wildcard Milton, MA - Wildcard BB&N, MA - Wildcard |
Billerica Bombs Stoughton, 12-7 to win The 2015 New England Championship
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7/29/2015 - Billerica came out of the gate fast and never stopped en route to the New England Championship Wednesday evening at Bishop Fenwick High School. The Indians ran the table in their pool to advance to the Final Four.
After beating South Regional Champion Newton South in the semis Billerica faced Stoughton who beat Foxboro in the other semi-final. This setup a rematch from pool play. The first game was a 24-15 Billerica win. The rematch was a defensive war as the heat was beginning to take its toil on the players. With Stoughton, leading 7-6 late in the game quarterback Justin Beck found Dean Brooks on a go pattern for the winning touchdown. Stoughton had one final play before the horn but the 40 yard bomb was knocked down to secure the win, 12-7. |
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2015 Championship details to be posted Monday July 27th
The final details have been worked out. We have our 10 teams for Wednesday night, July 29th, at Bishop Fenwick HS 4-9pm. The teams have been placed into two five-team pools. The pools were selected to avoid repeat games. Each team will play four 20-minute games. The top two teams from each pool will advance to semi-finals. All games will be 20 minutes and overtime games will use the playoff overtime rules.
Teams are asked to arrive by 3:15 and will be issued a new shirt - COLOR will be randomly assigned. No new Coaches gear is available.
All players, 20 max, must have a completed wavier form on file or bring a new one.
Teams are asked to arrive by 3:15 and will be issued a new shirt - COLOR will be randomly assigned. No new Coaches gear is available.
All players, 20 max, must have a completed wavier form on file or bring a new one.
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2015 Qualified Teams
Billerica - North BB&N -North/East Newton South - South Foxboro - South Milton -East |
Wildcards
Timberlane - North Stoughton - South St John Paul - South Revere - East Algonquin - South/East |
Haverhill Wins 2014 New England Championship2014 Championship DetailsThe final details have been worked out. We have our 10 teams for Wednesday night, July 30th, at Bishop Fenwick HS 4-9pm. The teams have been placed into two five-team pools. The pools were selected to avoid repeat games. Each team is guaranteed four 20-minute games. The top two teams from each pool will advance to semi-finals. All games will be 20 minutes and overtime games will use the playoff overtime rules.
Teams are asked to arrive by 3:15 and will be issued a new shirt & shorts - COLOR will be randomly assigned. No new Coaches gear is available. All players, 20 max, must have a completed wavier form on file or bring a new one. |
2014 TeamsTewksbury - North Finalist
Natick - South Champion East Bridgewater - South Finalist Chemlsford - East Champion Lowell - East Finalist York - Wild Card Haverhill - Wild Card Winthrop - Wild Card Stoughton - Wild Card Billerica - Wild Card |
St John's Prep Claims Title
2013 Championship DetailsThe final details have been worked out. We have our 24 teams for Tuesday night, July 30th, at Bishop Fenwick HS.
Teams have been seeded and placed into four team pools. Seeding was based on wins and points scored with the finalist from the South and East Regionals all given 1 seeds. Each team is guaranteed three games beginning at 4pm. The top two teams from each pool will advance and be re-seeded by wins, head-to-head and points scored. The top four teams will recieve a bye into the quarter-finals. All games will be 24 minutes and overtime games will use the playoff overtime rules. Teams are asked to arrive at 3:15 and will be issued new shirts - COLOR will be randomly assigned. Teams are asked to wear the issued Under Armour shorts from the Regional tournament they attended. No new Coaches gear is available. All players, 20 max, must have a completed wavier form on file or bring a new one. The coach will need to complete a new roster. The North team to advances the farthest will be the North Champion. |
2013 Championship TeamsSt Pauls-CT South Champion
Mansfield-MA South Finalist Reading Memorial-MA East Champion Chelmsford-MA East Finalist Exeter-NH, Lebanon-NH, Winnacunnet-NH, St John's Prep-MA, Winthrop-MA, Methuen-MA, Memorial-NH, Lynn English-MA, Monadnock-NH, York-ME, Swampscott-MA, Falmouth-ME, Haverhill-MA, St Thomas-NH, Concord-NH, Tewksbury-MA, Portsmouth-NH, Greater Lawrence-MA, Manchester West-NH, Bishop Fenwick-MA |
Andover Claims 2012 Championship
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2012 Qualified TeamsMethuen - North Regional Champion
Pingree - North Regional Finalist Reading Memorial - East Regional Champion St John's Prep - East Regional Finalist Franklin - South Regional Champion Mansfield - South Regional Finalist Wild Card Teams Andover - MA Essex Junction - VT Salem - MA Quincy -MA |
Swampscott Wins 2011 New England Championship in Overtime over Chelmsford
Duxbury, Chelmsford, Catholic Memorial, North Andover, St John's Prep, BB&N