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Posted by Chris Forsberg, Boston.com Staff  November 22, 2007 01:50 PM
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The complete Eastern Mass. playoff picture

First-round playoff matchups will occur on Tuesday, Nov. 27 at sites and times to be determined. Winners advance to the Super Bowls scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 1 at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro.

Division 1:

BC High vs. Everett
Brockton vs. Dartmouth

Turkey day tidbit: Everett slammed Cambridge, 42-6, to wrap up the Greater Boston League title.

Division 1A:

Chelmsford vs. Wayland
Weymouth vs. Marshfield

Turkey day tidbit: Wayland finished in a three-way tie atop the Dual County League with Lincoln-Sudbury and Acton-Boxboro, but gets the chance to defend its Super Bowl crown by winning the league's three-way tie-breaker based on first-half point differential against league opponents... Thanks to Plymouth South's 17-7 upset of Plymouth North, Marshfield and Dennis-Yarmouth finished tied atop the Atlantic Coast League and the Rams advance back to the postseason on the strength of a head-to-head win in Week 10.

Division 2:

Melrose vs. Walpole
Bishop Feehan vs. Mansfield

Turkey day tidbit: Melrose ended a decade-plus hex against Wakefield by gutting out a 15-14 triumph that allowed them to, at worst, share the Middlesex League crown with Woburn, and advance on the strength of the Raiders' head-to-head triumph this season.

Division 2A:

Masconomet vs. Gloucester
Seekonk vs. Hingham

Turkey day tidbit: Masconomet emphatically stamped its postseason pass by topping North Andover, 42-14.

Division 3:

Arlington Catholic vs. Swampscott
Abington vs. Medfield

Turkey day tidbit: Medfield got a little help from rival Westwood, which toppled Holliston, 28-14. With a 21-0 triumph over Dover-Sherborn, the Warriors claimed the league title outright and advance back to the postseason.

Division 3A:

Greater Lawrence vs. Amesbury
East Boston vs. Blue Hills

Turkey day tidbit: Amesbury prevailed in the winner-take-all battle against Newburyport, 17-12, and captured both the Cape Ann Small title and postseason ticket... Blue Hills avoided any suspense with a 30-0 triumph over Bristol-Plymouth to win the Mayflower Large title outright and move on to the second season.

Division 4:

Brighton vs. Manchester Essex
West Bridgewater vs. Pope John

Turkey day tidbit: Manchester Essex topped Georgetown, 27-7, to earn a share of the Commonwealth Small title and advances to the postseason based on the head-to-head triumph... West Bridgewater defeated Holbrook, 26-14, to wear the Mayflower Small crown and advance back to the playoffs.

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