The Beverly football team capped a perfect 13-0 season with a victory over Natick in the Division 2A Super Bowl at Gillette Stadium. Scroll through the gallery to see scenes from all the Eastern Mass. games.

Abington players celebrated their 14-8 victory over St. Mary's of Lynn in their Division IV Super Bowl on Saturday. Nine MIAA Eastern Mass Super Bowl game were played at three locations across the state on Saturday.

Bishop Feehan's Nicholas Romero (left) scored on a touchdown run in the second quarter of the Division 3A Super Bowl. Bishop Feehan won, 21-7.

Everett High School's head coach John DiBiaso Jr. got the dunk by his players after they defeated Barnstable High School 20-19 in the Division IA Super Bowl at Gillette Stadium.

The Sharon Eagles posed with the trophy after the game. Wayland defeated Sharon 12-3 in the Division III High School Super Bowl Championship game at Bentley University in Waltham.

Beverly's Brendan Flaherty broke a tackle attemot by Natick's Larion Johnson in the second half of the Division 2A Super Bowl.

Cathedral's Kejonte Hickman (9) celebrated the team's win during the Division IVA Super Bowl game between Boston Cathedral and Madison Park . Cathedral won 22-20 in overtime.

Upper Cape Cod celebrated its 22-8 victory in the Division V Super Bowl win over Dorchester.

St. John's Prep's Alexander Moore hauled in a long pass for a first-half touchdown against Brockton in the Division 1Super Bowl at Bentley University.

Reading players celebrated with the Super Bowl trophy after defeating Mansfield 27-7 in the Division II High School Super Bowl Championship game at Bentley University in Waltham.

Sharon's Jared Fogel (14) looked on as Sharon Head Coach Dave Morse was doused with the traditional bucket of water following the team's 12-3 win over Wayland in the Division III High School Super Bowl Championship game at Bentley University in Waltham.

Reading's Ryan Maney (85) stretched but couldn't hold onto this pass in the first half as Reading took on Mansfield in the Division II High School Super Bowl Championship game at Bentley University in Waltham.

Reading's Jared Barros, (3) celebrated the win with his teammates after Reading defeated Mansfield in the Division II Championship.

Reading quarterback Drew Belcher (11) called his own number as he fought for extra yards and ran out the clock late in the fourth quarter.

St. Mary's Jordan Manthorne (11) was unable to catch a pass in the end zone vs. Abington.

Reading players celebrated with the Super Bowl trophy after defeating Mansfield.

Upper Cape’s Jonathan Dumont tried to bring down Dorchester's Demetrius Leary (11) during late game action.

Cathedral's Kejonte Hickman (9) ran the ball past Madison Park's Steve Fonseca (11) during the MIAA Super Bowl game between Boston Cathedral and Madison Park held at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough.

Wayland quarterback Robert Jones (14), fumbled the ball but recovered it just as he was sacked by Sharon's Erik Kushner (62) during the second half against Wayland.

Mansfield's Brendan Hill (19) pulled in a long pass for a first down in the first half.

Reading's Liam Kenneally (22) put a big hit on Mansfield's David Collins (37).

Everett High's Jakarrie Washington rushed for a long gain against Barnstable during the fourth quarter of the Division I Super Bowl at Gillette.

An emotion Alex Valente (2) celebrated with his teammates following Reading's win over Mansfield.

Abington's quarterback Brandon Cawley handed off to Matt Kilmain during a play in which Kilmain ran for a 80 yard touchdown.

Upper Cape Cod Head Coach Mike Hernon consoles Dorchester player Hakim Harris right after game.

Reading's Alex Valente (2) celebrated with teammate Jared Barros (3) after his interception for a touchdown in the second half en route to defeating Mansfield.

Sharon players celebrated their 12-3 Super Bowl Championship victory over Wayland in the Division III High School Super Bowl Championship game at Bentley University in Waltham.

Madison Park's Kalvin Jones (89) was surrounded by Cathedral players during the MIAA Super Bowl game between Boston Cathedral and Madison Park held at Gillette Stadium.

Nashoba's Jack Sarnoski (10) was able to throw the ball before Shepherd Hill's Gianluca Laudone (21) caught up with him during the MIAA Central Mass Division II Super Bowl game at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough.

Everett High's Jakarrie Washington ran behind a block by teammate Joey White (33) and picked up big yards against Barnstable.

Dorchester's Robinson Cyprien looked to gain yardage against Upper Cape Cod.

Cathedral's Kejonte Hickman (9) ran the ball within yards of the end zone past Madison Park's Kerlin Augustin (88) during the MIAA Super Bowl game between Boston Cathedral and Madison Park.

Matt Kilmain couldn’t be stopped by St. Mary's Nick Lee (65) during play in which Kilmain ran for a 80-yard touchdown.

Sharon fans cheered on the team. Wayland took on Sharon in the Division III High School Super Bowl Championship game at Bentley.

Bishop Feehan's Eric Beissner (left) celebrated with teammate Isaiah Douglas after Douglas' touchdown run against Lynnfield in the first quarter of the Division 3A Super Bowl.

Upper Cape's Jonathan Dumont ran with the ball during early game action against Dorchester.

Abington's David Manzo (22) put preasure on St. Mary's Brent Lozzi during the game game against St. Mary’s.

Sharon's Adam Banks (87) celebrated with teammate Sean Asnes (2) after Asnes scored the team's first touchdown of the game in the first half.

St. Mary's Jordan Manthorne was wide open in the endzone when he missed this late game catch that would have put his team ahead.

Upper Cape's Jonathan Dumont fumbleed in early game action against Dorchester.

Abington's quarterback Brandon Cawley felt the pressure from St. Mary's Rodolfo Jimenez during the game.

Wayland's Aaron Huggins (1) broke up a pass intended for Sharon's Bradley Kaufman (47) during the first half as Wayland took on Sharon.

Abington's Joe Brady (8) celebrated a late game interception against St. Mary’s.

Cathedral's Jermal Brevard-Jackson (10) was tackled by a Madison Park player.

Abington cheerleaders during the game against St. Mary's.

St. Mary's Jordan Manthorne missed this late game catch.

Wayland's Robert Williams (11) brought down Sharon's Tobenna Modebelu (34) during the first half.

Cathedral's Kejonte Hickman (9) ran the ball within yards of the end zone past Madison Park's Kerlin Augustin (88) during the MIAA Super Bowl game.

In the waning moments of the fourth quarter, Sharon's Bradley Schiff (40) broke up a pass intended for Wayland's Robert Williams (20) to help seal the win for Sharon.

Cathedral's Kadeem Edge (14) ran the ball past Madison Park's C. Brown (57).

Abington fans cheered on their team during game against St. Mary's.

Madison Park's Dawhensky Fredrick (left) faked a handoff from quarterback Hector Villar (33) during the MIAA Super Bowl game between Boston Cathedral and Madison Park.

Abington's Babila Fonkem (10) celebrated his team’s victory with fans.

An umpire got taken down during the St. Mary's-Abington game.