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Final scoreboard

Print | Comments () Posted by Chris Forsberg, Boston.com Staff November 22, 2007 08:44 PM

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There were 122 games across the state today. Click here to check out 122 final scores.

One mea culpa: Some might have noticed we had the Fitchburg-Leominster final score reversed for a short time earlier in the day. Then I noticed this photo from our friends at the Worcester Telegram & Gazette:

Being my old stomping grounds, I found it odd that Leomisnter coach John Dubzinksi would be quite so excited after losing one of the biggest rivalry games in the state. But the Crocker Field scoreboard tells the whole story.

We hear there are two consolations for the Red Raiders, who entered the week as the top-ranked team in Central Mass: 1. They're still heading to the postseason and 2. Coach Ray Conseza's dad reportedly won the 50/50 halftime raffle. Hey, you take your victories where you can.

We'll have more on the Fitchburg-Leominster game as part of our Thanksgiving Day coverage. Our game stories will be online in a bit.

For now, check out our photo galleries from the previous post, including new photos from the Georgetown-Manchester game, and a hodgepodge of Central Mass. photos.

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