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Globe Schools Insider: Week 6 High School Football Highlights
Watertown's unbeaten run, top upsets, and longest plays dominate Week 6 high school football.
In brief
Watertown's unbeaten run, top upsets, and longest plays dominate Week 6 high school football. Watertown improved to 6-0 for the first time in a decade, while four top teams lost and multiple players achieved record-breaking plays. Originally reported by The Boston Globe.
Watertown's unbeaten run

Watertown improved to 6-0 for the first time in a decade after defeating Middlesex rival Melrose.
“We over Me.”
Top upsets
No. 3 Central Catholic lost to Londonderry 28-27, No. 4 St. John's (Shrewsbury) fell to No. 1 St. John's Prep 43-20, and No. 6 Mansfield lost to North Attleborough 28-27.
Longest plays
Wayland senior Brajae Walton ran back a kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown in a 47-30 win over Acton-Boxborough.
Rushing leaders
Nick Duarte of Framingham led with 248 rushing yards, followed by Nathaniel Robin of North Attleborough with 246.
Passing leaders
Andrew Kiricoples of Bishop Fenwick threw for 315 passing yards, the highest among all players.
Field hockey highlights
Hannah Dwight of Nashoba scored three goals and three assists in a field hockey win over Bishop Feehan.
Volleyball crowns
Chelmsford girls' volleyball completed a Merrimack Valley Conference three-peat with a 3-0 win over Methuen.
Soccer leaders
Archbishop Williams boys' soccer defeated Arlington Catholic 3-0 to improve to 8-3-3 and qualify for the MIAA tournament.
Milestones
Somerville senior Marcos Pineda recorded 212 career tackles, becoming the school's all-time leader.
Top performers
Nathaniel Robin of North Attleborough ran for 246 yards and two touchdowns in a 28-27 win over No. 6 Mansfield.
Longest pass play
Greater Lawrence's Josaiah Santiago threw a 75-yard touchdown pass to Matthias Young.
Football leaders
Cam Croom of Westford and Declan Hevey of Westford powered Westford to a 14-6 win over Concord-Carlisle.
Soccer highlights
Chase Dennison of Archbishop Williams scored two goals in a win over Hopkinton.
Final standings
The New Bedford boys' and Brockton girls' soccer teams clinched their respective Big 3 Conference titles.
At a glance
Watertown improved to 6-0 for the first time in a decade, while four top teams lost and multiple players achieved record-breaking plays.





