Winning a high school football championship is great, but winning one on an NFL turf takes things to another level.
Wednesday through Friday, eight Massachusetts high school football teams will get to hoist a Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association Super Bowl trophy in Gillette Stadium, home of the New England Patriots.
This marks the 14th year that Gillette Stadium will host the MIAA championship games. It’s the fourth time that all state championship games will be played in Foxborough.
The Super Bowls, as they are known in Massachusetts, drop the curtain on the 2021 season. The 16 participating schools and their fans will be treated to an NFL-caliber game presentation with music and replays on Gillette’s high-definition video boards.
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Welcome to Gillette for the MIAA Super Bowls breakfast. No coin tosses this year for home & road those will be based on higher seeds. Some other updates coming though if there’s anything noteworthy @newftbj @HSFBamerica pic.twitter.com/qwtyfHEgMA
— Kevin J. Stone (@kstone06) November 23, 2021
Last week, the Patriots hosted their annual MIAA Football State Championships breakfast with captains, coaches, and administrators from each of the teams.
One of the highlights at the breakfast was a talk by Pro Football Hall-of-Famer Andre Tippett, who currently is part of the Patriots’ front office.
Welcome to Gillette Stadium for the MIAA football championship breakfast. Andre Tippett is speaking to the players and coaches. pic.twitter.com/oSl9uxTYJw
— Howard Herman (@howardherman) November 23, 2021
Headlining the the three-day championship event are two head-to-head matchups in the High School Football America Massachusetts Top 10.
Related: 2021 Massachusetts high school football playoff scores
On Thursday, No. 2 Central Catholic will play No. 3 Springfield Central in the Division 1 Super Bowl. This will be a rematch between the two who opened the season against each other. CC won the September game in a 67-52 shootout.
Also on Thursday, No. 1 Catholic Memorial will meet No. 5 King Philip Regional in the Division 2 championship game. CM is looking for its first Super Bowl win since 1978. King Philip won titles in 2016 and 2017.
Below is the schedule for the games December 1-3, 2021:
Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association Super Bowls
Wednesday, December 1
Game Time and Online Streaming Info
Division 8 Super Bowl
Hull vs. Randolph, 3:00 p.m. Patriots.com, CBSBoston.com
Division 7 Super Bowl
Wahconah vs. Cohasset, 5:30 p.m.* Patriots.com, CBSBoston.com
Division 6 Super Bowl
North Reading vs. Swampscott, 8:00 p.m.* Patriots.com, CBSBoston.com
Thursday, December 2
Division 3 Super Bowl
Marblehead vs. North Attleborough, 3:00 p.m. Patriots.com, CBSBoston.com
Division 1 Super Bowl
Central Catholic vs. Springfield Central, 5:30 p.m.* Patriots.com, CBSBoston.com
Division 2 Super Bowl
Catholic Memorial vs. King Philip, 8:00 p.m.* Patriots.com, CBSBoston.com
Friday, December 3
Division 5 Super Bowl
Abington vs. Rockland, 5:00 p.m. NFHSNetwork.com and Patriots.com
Division 4 Super Bowl
Scituate vs. Duxbury, 7:30 p.m.* NFHSNetwork.com and Patriots.com
*All game times approximate
