Thanksgiving football 2012: Massachusetts high school football final scores

Massachusetts high school football final scores from Thanksgiving Day 2012.

FEATURED GAME: Troy Flutie, Natick defeat rival Framingham, 26-14

• Needham 39, Wellesley 21 (oldest public school rivalry in the country).
• Plymouth South 40, Plymouth North 40.
• Newton North 21, Brookline 0.
• Walpole 48, Weymouth 21.
• New Bedford 36, Durfee 16.
• East Boston 22, South Boston 14.
• Beverley 28, Salem 14.
• Gloucester 28, Danvers 19.
• Amesbury 13, Newburyport 10.
• Lynnfield 14, North Reading 7.
• Bishop Fenwick 23, Austin Prep 22.
• St. John's Prep 9, Xaverian 0.
• St. John's (Shrewsbury) 14, St. Peter-Marian 7.
• Acton-Boxborough 36, Westford 35.
• Lincoln-Sudbury 42, Newton South 14.
• Bedford 35, Concord Carlisle 34.
• Weston 21, Wayland 14.
• Bishop Feehan 32, Bishop Stang 0.
• Cambridge 34, Somerville 30.
• Malden 32, Medford 6.
• Canton 28, Stoughton 26.
• Oliver Ames 35, Sharon 7.
• King Philip 20, Franklin 13.
• North Attleborough 38, Attleboro 14.
• Doherty 41, Burncoat 14.
• Athol 49, Mahar 20.
• Bristol-Plymouth 28, Blue Hills 26.
• West Bridgewater 27, Holbrook/Avon 20.
• Andover 22, Central Catholic 19.
• Chelmsford 43, Billerica 27.
• Clinton 32, Maynard 7.
• Leominster 38, Fitchburg 22.
• Marlborough 28, Hudson 8.
• Shrewsbury 24, Milford 0.
• Gardner 14, Oakmont 8.
• Littleton 36, Ayer Shirley 12.
• Nashoba 46, North Middlesex 14.
• Dighton-Rehoboth 21, Seekonk 7.
• Wareham 54, Bourne 12.
• East Bridgewater 34, Rockland 6.
• Auburn 42, Oxford 8.
• Leicester 39, David Prouty 14.
• Westwood 42, Holliston 14.
• Abington 27, Whittman-Hanson 16.
• Brockton 27, Bridgewater-Raynham 14.
• Dartmouth 14, Fairhaven 7.
• Foxborough 27, Mansfield 21.
• Lowell 36, Haverhill 23.
• Medfield 21, Dover-Sherborn 7.
• Minuteman 46, Mystic Valley 14.
• Northbridge 45, Uxbridge 14.
• Pope John Paul III 22, Bishop Connolly 12.
• Reading 41, Stoneham 14.
• Shawsheen 37, Greater Lowell 18.
• Tewksbury 18, Wilmington 6.
• Wachusett 28, Holy Name 20.
• Watertown 28, Belmont 7.
• Barnstable 39, Falmouth 14.
• Burlington 35, Lexington 10.
• Duxbury 35, Marshfield 14.
• Greater New Bedford 10, Diman 7.
• Mashpee 45, Sandwich 21.
• Middleborough 21, Carver 0.
• North Andover 35, Masconomet 14.
• Norwood 41, Dedham 6.
• Quincy 30, North Quincy 14.
• Saugus 34, Peabody 0.
• Southeastern 32, South Shore Voc-Tech 20.
• Upper Cape 42, Cape Cod Tech 18.
• Waltham 40, Malden Catholic 13.
• Winthrop 23, Revere 6.
• Dennis-Yarmouth 28, Nauset 7.
• Milton 24, Braintree 7.
• Burke 22, New Mission 0.
• Lynn English 28, Lynn Classical 10.
• Swampscott 25, Marblehead 16.
• Pentucket 41, Triton 12.
• Hamilton-Wenham 26, Ipswich 21.
• Cathedral 38, Marian 12.
• St. Clement 27, St. Joseph's Prep 8.
• BC High 20, Catholic Memorial 14.
• Greater Lawrence 42, Whittier 12.
• Methuen 41, Dracut 19.
• Narragensett 19, Murdock 12.
• Groton-Dunstable 34, Tyngsborough 6.
• Algonquin 17, Westborough 16.
• West Boylston 47, Quabbin 27.
• Melrose 28, Wakefield 15.
• Woburn 31, Winchester 14.
• Apponequet 23, Old Rochester 16.
• Cohasset 54, Hull 37.
• Shepherd Hill 36, Tantasqua 20.
• Southbridge 28, Bartlett 20.
• Norton 14, Bellingham 13.
• Arlington Catholic 26, Arlington 14.
• Somerset Berkley 34, Case 14.
• Hanover 26, Norwell 6.
• Latin Academy 46, Charlestown 0.
• Chelsea 22, Matignon 8.
• Medway 34, Millis/Hopedale 14.
• Pembroke 45, Silver Lake 34.
• Boston Latin 44, Boston English 15.
• Taunton 48, Coyle & Cassidy 10.
• Hopkinton 41, Ashland 12.
• O'Bryant 6, Madison Park 0.
• Grafton 37, Millbury 6.
• Blackstone Valley 21, Nipmuc 6.
• Hingham 17, Scituate 14.

NOTE: Scores obtain from The Boston Globe high school football scoreboard.

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Framingham vs. Natick final score: Troy Flutie, Redhawks defeat rival Flyers, 26-14

FRAMINGHAM - Troy Flutie, the nephew of Boston College legend Doug Flutie, had three touchdowns (two passing) as the Natick Redhawks defeated the rival Framingham Flyers, 26-14, on Thanksgiving Day at Bowditch Field.

Flutie and the Redhawks (10-1) set the pace on the opening drive, as the Redhawks' junior gunslinger let loose a deep bomb to receiver Justin Robinson for an 80-yard score, putting Natick on top 7-0 with 7:29 remaining in the first quarter. Flutie added his second touchdown pass in the second, connecting with receiver Alex Hilger for a 27-yard score. Natick held a 14-0 lead at halftime.

Framingham (5-6) found its way onto the scoreboard early in the third quarter, as quarterback Christopher Bloomingdale found Matthew Cronin for a 7-yard score with 7:10 left, cutting the Redhawks' lead in half. Natick responded with Flutie's third touchdown, a one-yard quarterback keeper at 2:42 of the third.

The Flyers had a golden opportunity to get back in the game after a lengthy drive at the end of the third quarter. Framingham faced a second down and one at the Natick seven to open the final quarter, and would later need to face a fourth down and one, but a Cronin rush came up just short of the first.

Nick Lee's 15-yard touchdown run up the middle put the nail in the coffin for Natick, giving the Redhawks a 26-7 edge. Framingham would tack on a score in garbage time on a one-yard keeper from Bloomingdale with 52.9 ticks to play.

Natick clinched a postseason berth with the win and will take on Plymouth South on Nov. 27. Framingham, however, did not qualify for postseason play.

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