High 5
Reggie Cesar, Quincy: The sophomore back/outside linebacker blocked an extra point, then a field goal attempt with five seconds remaining to help lift the Presidents to their first win on the season, 27-26 over Pembroke. “He’s a very fast kid,’’ coach Bill Reardon said. “He’s quick off the edge, and fearless too. He’s not afraid to put himself out there for the blocks.’’
Casey DeAndrade, East Bridgewater: The Vikings’ sophomore back ran for 147 yards on 16 carries and had three first-half touchdowns in a 32-14 win over Cardinal Spellman. He also returned a punt 70 yards for another TD. “He shows us new stuff every week,’’ coach Shawn Tarpey said. “He has good football instincts; he hits the holes very hard.’’
Alex Furtado, Archbishop Williams: The Bishops’ junior tailback tallied three touchdowns and ran for 208 yards as the Bishops handed Watertown its first loss of the season, 36-12.
Sean Griffith, Marshfield: Coach Lou Silva called his senior “a one-man show’’ as the Rams took down previously unbeaten Plymouth North, 13-0. Griffith had two touchdown runs in the fourth quarter (7 yards and 58 yards) and also kicked the extra point. “He goes all out. On offense, defense, special teams, he just continually goes full speed,’’ Silva said.
Brett Wheeler, Hanover: In the Indians’ 38-13 victory over Middleborough, the senior running back racked up three touchdowns and kicked a field goal.
Snell’s Top 10 teams:
1. Xaverian (6-0); beat Everett, 19-13
2. Brockton (5-1); beat Pinkerton (N.H.), 28-14
3. Walpole (6-0); beat Norwood, 32-14
4. Bridgewater-Raynham (6-0); beat La Salle, 22-16
5. Plymouth North (5-1); lost to Marshfield, 13-0
6. Mansfield (5-1); beat Oliver Ames, 35-0
7. Weymouth (5-1); beat Newton North, 27-0
8. Whitman-Hanson (5-1); beat Silver Lake, 29-20
9. Marshfield (4-2); beat Plymouth North, 42-6
10. Westwood (6-0); beat Norton, 27-6
Game of the Week:
Bridgewater-Raynham (6-0) at Xaverian (6-0)
A nonleague matchup of undefeated teams. A Cam Colwell-led defense was the difference as the Hawks toppled Everett. They’ll also look to QB Alex Phelan. The Trojans and their quarterback, Mike Connolly, are coming off a dramatic overtime win over La Salle Academy (R.I.).
Week 7 schedule
TOMORROW
(Games at 7 unless noted otherwise)
Apponequet at Greater New Bedford; Archbishop Williams at Arlington Catholic, 6:30; Bishop Fenwick at Cardinal Spellman; Blue Hills at Cape Cod Tech; Canton at Mansfield; Carver at Norwell; Cohasset at East Bridgewater; Durfee at Brockton; Duxbury at Silver Lake; Hingham at North Quincy; Marshfield at Plymouth South; Medfield at Norton; Milton at Natick; Newton North at Braintree; Old Rochester at Wareham; Pembroke at Rockland; Plymouth North at Falmouth; Quincy at Hanover; Sharon at Foxborough; Southeastern at Diman; Stoughton at Oliver Ames; Westwood at Bellingham; Weymouth at Needham; Whitman-Hanson at Scituate.
SATURDAY
Walpole at Dedham, 10 a.m.; Bristol-Plymouth at South Shore Voc-Tech 11 a.m.; Tri-County at West Bridgewater, 11 a.m.; Nantucket at Old Colony, 1; Norwood at Wellesley, 1; Randolph at Middleborough, 1; Bridgewater-Raynham at Xaverian, 1:30; Sandwich at Nauset, 1:30; Lawrence Academy at Thayer, 2; Roxbury Latin at Nobles, 2:30; Hull at Abington, 7.
LIZZY SNELL
