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2 Max Silvia WR/DB SR

3 Jack Smith WR/DB JR.

4 Luke Maglione* QB SR

5 Alexandre Vincent RB/LB SR

6 Brian Collins Dixon RB/LB JR

7 Mark Mendonca WR/DB JR

8 Yadiel Villanueva RB/DL SR

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17 Drake Dixon WR/DB SO

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24 Cory Dooley* TE/DL SR

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9/5 at Melrose 21-0 L

9/12 at Winchester 42-7 L

9/19 Swampscott 28-6 L

9/26 Lynn Englsih 54-32 L

10/3 at Masconomet 41-6 L

10/17 Marblehead 35-14 L

10/24 at Danvers 32-15 L

10/30 Beverly 22-0 L

11/6 at Essex Tech 40-14 L

11/13 at Waltham 19-14 W

Date Opponent Score

Record: 1-9

SAUGUS SACHEMS

Record: 2-8

9/12 Cambridge Rindge & Latin 29-6 L

9/19 Wilmington 27-6 L

9/27 at Lynn Tech 12-6 W

10/2 Winthrop 40-6 L

10/10 at Salem 20-14 L

10/17 at Gloucester 33-8 L

10/24 Swampscott 34-0 L

10/30 at Medford 14-0 L

11/6 Lynnfield 28-0 L

11/14 at East Boston 34-0 W

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PEABODY-SAUGUS THANKSGIVING RIVALRY RESULTS

YEAR WINNER SCORE

YEAR WINNER SCORE

YEAR WINNER SCORE

1944 Peabody 19-7

1945 Peabody 6-0

1946 Saugus 7-0

1947 Peabody 13-0

1948 Saugus 27-13

1949 Saugus 26-6

1950 Saugus 47-14

1951 Saugus 15-0

1952 Peabody 12-7

1953 Saugus 33-6

1954 Saugus 20-12

1955 Peabody 14-6

1956 Saugus 32-7

1957 Saugus 34-13

1958 Saugus 38-14

1959 Saugus 14-6

1960 Saugus 22-6

1961 Peabody 20-0

1962 Peabody 12-6

1963 Peabody 26-14

1964 Saugus 26-13

1965 Saugus 35-12

1966 Saugus 48-0

1967 Peabody 26-8

1968 Saugus 26-14

1969 Peabody 30-6

1970 Peabody 42-0

1971 Peabody 16-0

1972 Peabody 36-16

1973 Saugus 12-0

1974 Peabody 21-20

1975 Saugus 6-0

1976 Peabody 62-6

1977 Saugus 12-10

1978 Saugus 30-14

1979 Peabody 35-14

1980 Saugus 40-6

1981 Peabody 28-12

1982 Peabody 14-0

1983 Peabody 42-6

1984 Saugus 17-14

1985 Peabody 8-6

1986 Peabody 33-12

1987 Saugus 21-20

1988 Saugus 22-14

1989 Peabody 14-13

1990 Peabody 39-8

1991 Peabody 21-14

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PEABODY-SAUGUS THANKSGIVING RIVALRY RESULTS

YEAR WINNER SCORE

YEAR WINNER SCORE

Peabody leads series 50-28

1992 Peabody 28-6

1993 Peabody 28-0

1994 Peabody 40-8

1995 Peabody 34-14

1996 Peabody 39-28

1997 Peabody 35-31

1998 Peabody 39-32

1999 Peabody 36-0

2000 Peabody 22-6

2001 Peabody 41-16

2002 Peabody 20-8

2003 Peabody 35-8

2004 Peabody 34-12

2005 Peabody 28-0

2006 Saugus 13-0

2009 Saugus 14-6

2010 Peabody 34-13

2011 Peabody 19-7

2012 Saugus 43-0

2013 Saugus 25-14

2014 Peabody 33-0

2015 Peabody 52-0

2016 Peabody 35-6

2017 Peabody 33-7

2018 Peabody 38-6

2019 Peabody 20-7

2020 COVID

2021 Peabody 41-6

2022 Peabody 48-6

2023 Peabody 27-6

2024 Peabody 33-7

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GAME 1

Luke Maglione

In a 21-0 loss to Melrose,

Peabody (0-1) trailed by just

seven points at halftime, but

couldn’t find the promised

land in the season opener

Sept. 5 at Fred Green Field.

The Tanners struggled

offensively, mustering only

27 yards rushing and 65

yards passing, yet still, it was

anyone’s game at the half.

Head coach Mark

Bettencourt said junior

Marc Mendonca played well

on the defensive end.

Senior captain Luke

Maglione completed

11-of-16 passes for 65

yards with one interception.

Mendonca (38 yards)

and senior captain Cory

Dooley (22 yards) caught

two passes apiece, while

sophomore Drake Dixon (5

yards) also had a reception.

Senior Christ Jeune led

the ground attack with 20

yards on nine carries, while

Yadiel Villanueva rushed

for 12 yards on seven

carries. Seniors Andrew

Anthony-Santos (2 yards)

and Kris Adams (yard) also

contributed.

Christ Jeune

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GAME 1

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GAME 2

Looking to avenge the prior week’s

21-0 loss in Melrose, the Tanners (0-2)

again fell short in enemy territory — this

time at Knowlton Stadium on Sept. 12,

losing to the Winchester Sachems 42-7.

For a second straight week, the

Tanners struggled offensively with only

104 total yards, but the defense kept

the Tanners within striking distance

at the half, trailing 21-0. Peabody cut

the deficit to 21-7 in the third quarter

on a keeper by senior captain Luke

Maglione, but the Sachems put the

dagger in the Tanners’ hearts on their

next possession, returning the kickoff

82 yards to the house, then adding two

more scores to close out the game and

send Peabody packing.

Maglione completed 14-of-21 passes

for 86 yards with one pick. Junior Mark

Mendonca caught three passes for 27

yards, while senior captain Cory Dooley

caught six passes for 24 yards. Senior

Max Silvia (11 yards) and sophomore

Drake Dixon (yard) had two receptions

each, while seniors Brian Collins (23

yards) and Anthonly Melo (5 yards) had

one catch each.

Jack Smith (carry, 12 yards),

Andrew Anthony Santos (2 carries, 9

yards), Dixon (4 carries, 7 yards) and

Yariel Villanueva (4 carries, 4 yards)

contributed to the Tanners’ ground

effort.

James Hooper

Yadiel Villanueva

Cory Dooley

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PREDICTIONS

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Peabody 21

Peabody 24

Saugus 6

Saugus 16

Saugus 15

Saugus 13

Peabody 0

Bishop Fenwick 20

Bishop Fenwick 21

Bishop Fenwick 31

Bishop Fenwick 14

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St. Mary’s 20

St. Mary’s 18

St. Mary’s 7

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GAME 3

On Sept. 19, Peabody hosted

Swampscott in its first home game of

the season. Despite a big night from

quarterback Luke Maglione, who

completed 24-of-40 passes for a gamehigh

252 yards, the Big Blue left with a

28-6 victory behind a strong performance

from quarterback John von Barta and

wide receiver Chase Groothuis.

Barta threw for 197 yards and four

touchdowns to lead Swampscott. His

favorite target was Groothuis, who

caught two of those scores.

The Big Blue jumped out to a 14-0

lead during the first quarter. Barta

first connected with Jack Duffy on the

sideline. Duffy broke a tackle and raced

into the end zone for the game’s opening

score.

After forcing a three-and-out,

Swampscott took over on Peabody’s 48-

yard line. A 30-yard screen to Will Bush

and 14-yard rush by Barta pushed the

Big Blue deep into Tanners’ territory. On

the 5-yard line, Barta found Groothuis

on a slant route to make it 14-0 with 4:48

remaining in the first.

Peabody, after multiple three-andouts

to open the game, found some

rhythm through the air. Maglione

connected with senior Mark Mendonca

over the middle for a 24-yard touchdown.

The extra point was no good.

Maglione completed eight passes

to Mendonca, who finished with 94

receiving yards. Junior Brian Collins

Dixon (5 catches, 64 yards) and senior

captain Cory Dooley (6 catches, 49 yards)

also had big days. Seniors Joaquim

Chaves (24 yards) and Max Silvia (21)

caught two passes each.

Chaves (10 carries, 30 yards) and

senior Yadiel Villanueva (5 carries, 24

yards) led the ground attack.

Swampscott extended its lead just

before halftime. With 1:07 remaining,

Barta escaped a sack and found

Groothuis wide open for a 19-yard

touchdown, making it 21-6.

The Tanners had a chance to cut

into the deficit, but a 36-yard field goal

attempt went wide.

The Big Blue sealed the game in

the third quarter when Barta hit Noah

Bascon for a 51-yard touchdown. Bascon

showed off his speed and elusiveness

in the open field, making multiple

defenders miss.

Peabody dropped to 0-3 and is still

looking for its first multi-touchdown

game. Swampscott improved to 2-1,

winning its second straight after a

season-opening loss to St. Mary’s.

Before kickoff, Peabody honored

Freddy Espinal, a member of the Class

of 2026 who died in September of 2024.

Espinal’s family was recognized at

midfield and handled the coin toss.

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GAME 4

There wasn’t a lot of defense in

this clash between visiting Lynn

English and Peabody. But if you love

big-play offenses, this one was for

you as the Bulldogs defeated the

Tanners 54-32 behind 40 secondhalf

points.

English quarterback Shane

Knowlton-Simard scored five

rushing touchdowns. Peabody’s

Mark Mendonca (5 catches, 85

yards) scored twice – one a pick-six.

After forcing a three-and-out,

Peabody started the game with

good field position at its own 41.

Jake Marcotullio capped the drive

with a 28-yard field goal to give

Peabody its first lead of the season.

The Tanners converted two thirddown

plays to keep the drive alive:

the first a 15-yard completion from

Luke Maglione (14-of-28, 190 yards,

3 TD, INT) to Brian Collins Dixon (4

catches, 33 yards), and second an

11-yard completion to Mendonca.

English came right back and

needed just 1:40 to take the lead on

a 7-yard quarterback keeper from

Knowlton-Simard and extra point

from Ghafour Diallo to make it 7-3.

Thanks to a 45-yard pick-six from

Mendonca, the Tanners regained their

lead, 10-7, with about eight minutes

remaining in the second quarter.

But on English’s ensuing drive,

Xavier Beauchamp capped a 14-

play drive with a 9-yard scamper to

make it 14-10 English.

Truth be told, the Tanners had no

answers for Beauchamp. Midway

through the fourth quarter, he had

wriggled his way to close to 200

yards rushing on 19 carries.

Maglione connected with

Mendonca from 33 yards out

to retake the lead for Peabody.

Marcotullio converted the extra

point to give the hosts a 17-14

halftime advantage.

The Bulldogs snatched their lead

Joaquim Chaves

right back on their first possession

of the third quarter, courtesy of

another quarterback keeper from

Knowlton-Simard – this one from 10

yards out.

Continuing the back-and-forth

theme, Peabody regained its lead

in just five plays, answering on

a bizarre 37-yard Maglione-to-

Cory Dooley (3 catches, 50 yards)

connection after two English

players deflected the pass right into

Dooley’s waiting hands, making the

score 24-20 in favor of the Tanners.

Beauchamp took charge on the

Bulldogs’ next drive, picking up

all 60 yards of the drive on three

carries, the final a 15-yard burst

off the left tackle to make it 26-24

English.

English stretched its lead

to 32-24 after a 43-yard bomb

from Knowlton-Simard to Jason

McDonald.

Peabody’s Max Silvia (2 catches,

50 yards) then caught a 32-yard

pass from Maglione, and a reverse

to Joaquim Chaves (14 carries, 68

yards) on the 2-point try tied the

game, 32-32.

After that, it was all English.

Actually, it was all Knowlton-

Simard, who put on a real show the

rest of the way.

An 8-yard keeper and 2-point

conversion from Simard gave

English the lead for good with

about six minutes to go. After an

interception by English’s Kassius

Chea, Knowlton-Simard exploded

from 42 yards out to stretch the

Bulldogs’ lead to 46-32. Then, to add

insult to injury, he added another

rushing touchdown and 2-point

conversion to seal the game, 54-32,

with about four minutes to play.

Christ Jeune (3 carries, 25 yards)

also contributed to the cause.

Sophomore Ty Lomasney completed

2-of-2 passes for 26 yards.

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GAME 5

Despite a touchdown

reception from Peabody

junior Mark Mendonca

(from senior captain Luke

Maglione), the Tanners’

struggles continued with

a loss in enemy territory.

Masconomet defended home

field advantage with a 41-6

win on Oct. 3. Peabody had

no answer for Masconomet’s

high-powered offense,

which threw one big play

after another at the Tanners,

including three scores of 49

yards or more. The Chieftains

built a 14-0 lead after the first

quarter and put the game

away with a 20-point second

quarter to lead 34-0 at the

half.

Trailing 41-0 in the final

quarter, Maglione (16-of-22,

134 yards, TD, 2 INTs) hit

Mendonca (3 catches, 34

yards) from 21 yards out to

finally get the Tanners on the

board, but it was too little,

too late as the Tanners fell to

0-5 on the season.

Senior captain Cory

Dooley led the Tanners’

receivers with five catches for

29 yards, while junior Brian

Collins Dixon contributed

one catch for nine yards.

The Chieftains outrushed

the Tanners by a whopping

174-49 yards. Senior Christ

Jeune was the Tanners’

leading rusher with 23 yards

on seven carries, while senior

Joaquim Chaves picked up

13 yards on five carries. James Hooper

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GAME 5

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GAME 6

Luke Maglione

Records were out the window between the

Marblehead and Peabody football teams in this one.

The Tanners (0-6) gave the Magicians (6-0) a good

fight at Coley Lee Field, but Marblehead turned it

up late en route to a 35-14 victory on Oct. 17.

The Tanners got off to a solid start. After a

scoreless first quarter, senior captain Cory Dooley

staked Peabody to a 6-0 lead in the second quarter,

hauling in a 3-yard pass from senior captain Luke

Maglione (blocked kick).

Marblehead’s Finn Gallup had a monster game,

throwing for 265 yards and two touchdowns. He

connected for 30 yards with Finn Gallup to put the

Magicians on top 7-6 after a successful kick. Gallup

extended the lead to 14-6 with a 5-yard quarterback

keeper.

Peabody answered right back, electrifying the

home fans with a 91-yard kickoff return by junior

Mark Mendonca. After senior Joaquim Chaves

converted the 2-point attempt, the Tanners were

back in business, tied at 14-all.

Unfortunately, it all went downhill from there

for the Tanners as the Magicians responded with 19

unanswered points on a pair of rushing touchdowns

from Breydan Callahan and a 13-yard Gallup to

Trent Brown touchdown pass to close out the game.

Maglione completed 12-of-21 passes for 77

yards with one touchdown and an interception.

Jack Smith (4 catches, 34 yards), Dooley (5 catches,

25 yards), Chaves (catch 4 yards) and junior Brian

Collins Dixon (catch, 2 yards) contributed to the

Tanners’ aerial attack. The Tanners’ ground game

struggled, mustering only 20 net yards rushing.

Chaves led the team with 22 yards on 10 carries.

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GAME 7

For a second consecutive

week, the Tanners had the lead

but couldn’t hold it, losing to host

Danvers 32-15 at Dr. Deering

Stadium on Oct. 24 to fall to 0-7.

The game was a contrast

in styles with the pass-heavy

Tanners and the run-heavy

Falcons. Defense ruled in the

first half with neither team

finding the end zone. But both

teams came out of the halftime

break energized and put on an

“anything you can do, I can do

better “show in the third quarter.

Peabody struck first. Senior

Joaquim Chaves (13 carries, 64

yards) punched it home from

5 yards out. After junior Jake

Marcotulio split the uprights on

the extra point, the Tanners were

on top 7-0.

Danvers answered right away

with touchdowns from Jack

Houston (45-yard pass from Nate

Wise) and Zach Fultz (11-yard

scamper) to stake the Falcons to

a 12-7 lead.

But Peabody refused to go

away. Junior receiver Mark

Mendonca (5 catches, 50 yards)

hauled in a 18-yard touchdown

reception from senior

quarterback Luke Maglione to

put Peabody back on top 13-7.

Peabody junior Brian Collins

Dixon converted the 2-point

attempt to stretch the lead to 15-7

at the end of the third quarter.

Unfortunately for the Tanners,

everything went stone cold in

the fourth quarter. The Peabody

defense had no answers for

Fultz (24 carries, 157 yards), Jack

Houston (13 carries, 78 yards)

and Kaio Baghorst (5 carries, 50

yards) the rest of the way, who

helped the Falcons rack up 21

unanswered points to seal the

win. By the time the dust settled

in this one, the Falcons’s rushing

attack finished with 281 yards (to

Peabody’s 63), leaving Peabody

on the outside looking in for

another week.

Wise attempted only three

passes in the contest, but he

completed two of them for 67

yards and one TD. Maglione

had an efficient day, completing

21-of-33 passes for 159 with one

touchdown and a pick. Dooley (4

catches, 52 yards), Mendonca (5

catches, 50 yards) and Dixon (7

catches, 37 yards) were favorite

targets. Chavez (3 catches) and

junior Jack Smith (2) finished

with 10 receiving yards each.

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GAME 8

Too many turnovers that proved costly and

a struggling offense were the kisses of death

for the Tanners’ football team (0-8), which

lost to visiting Beverly 22-0 on a windswept

and rainy Halloween night at Coley Lee Field.

The game was also Peabody’s Senior Night.

Beverly had three interceptions, two of

which resulted in touchdowns.

Beverly’s Sean Costa (15 carries, 87 yards)

staked the Panthers to a 7-0 lead with a 5-yard

rush in the first quarter (Luca Guevara kick).

Costa bumped the lead to 14-0 at the half

with another 5-yard scamper in the second.

Safety Elvis Heredia sacked Peabody senior

quarterback Luke Maglione in the end zone

for a safety to add two more and make it a

16-0 game going into the final quarter. Costa

added a third score, this one a 6-yarder to

complete the scoring.

Maglione completed 9-of-17 passes for 79

yards. Senior captain Cory Dooley led Tanner

receivers with four receptions for 27 yards,

while junior Brian Collins Dixon had two

catches for 23 yards. Junior Mark Mendonca

(16 yards), junior Gabriel Casiano (7 yards),

and junior Jack Smith (6 yards) had one catch

each.

The Tanners also struggled with their

ground game, picking up just 26 net yards

rushing to Beverly’s 236. Senior Yadiel

Villanueva picked up 16 yards on five carries,

while senior Christ Jeune (4 carries) and

senior Joaquim Chaves (10 carries) rushed for

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GAME 9

For 20 minutes, the Nov. 6 non-playoff game

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Tech’s momentum continued in the third

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Peabody outscored Tech 6-0 in the final

quarter, courtesy of sophomore Ty Lomasney

(2 catches, 40 yards), who hauled in a 28-yard

strike from senior captain Luke Maglione

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Junior Mark Mendonca led the Tanners’

receivers with 64 yards on five catches. Senior

Joaquim Chaves, who caught a 39-yard pass

from Maglione to give Peabody an early 7-0

lead after junior Jake Marcotullio’s PAT, caught

four passes for 57 yards. Junior Jack Smith (13

yards), senior Kris Adams (8 yards), senior

captain Cory Dooley (3 yards) and Yadiel

Villanueva (3 yards) had one reception each.

Villanueva led the Tanners’ ground attack

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GAME 10

In a back-and-forth non-playoff

battle at Leary Field that went right

down to the wire, the Peabody

Tanners (1-9) made the big plays en

route to a 19-14 win.

Trailing 14-13 with 40 seconds

to play, senior captain Cory Dooley

caught a 6-yard touchdown from

fellow senior captain Luke Maglione

to put the Tanners on top 19-14.

After that, the Tanners’ defense

came up clutch. Waltham had two

shots at the end zone to steal the

game, only to be denied by the

Tanners’ secondary, which forced

an incomplete pass from Hawks’

senior quarterback Ryan Dragone.

Junior defensive back Jack Smith

intercepted a Dragone pass to seal

the win.

Bettencourt is hoping the

Tanners’ win will carry over to the

Thanksgiving Day game at home

against Saugus (2-8). Like the

Tanners, the Sachems will come

into the game on the heels of a win,

having beaten East Boston 34-0 in

their last game.

“We’re hoping this win will

give us some confidence and

momentum and allow our seniors

to walk off our home field as

winners on Thanksgiving morning,”

Bettencourt said.

Waltham struck first, taking a 7-0

lead in the first quarter on a 64-yard

rushing touchdown from freshman

JJ Wilder and successful PAT.

Peabody pulled to within one

at 7-6 in the second quarter on a

1-yard run from senior running

back Yadiel Villanueva.

In the third, the Tanners

took their first lead on a 2-yard

quarterback keeper from Maglione.

Junior Jake Marcotullio tacked on

the extra point to put the Tanners

on top 12-7.

Waltham regained the lead in

the fourth quarter on a 21-yard

touchdown reception from Bobby

Mendenzo, who looked to be

wrapped up at the Peabody 15-yard

line only to power through a gang of

Tanner tacklers into the end zone to

give the Hawks a 14-13 lead.

Waltham had two shots at the

endzone in the waning seconds, the

first an incomplete pass, then Smith

sealed the deal with an interception.

Senior captain Cory Dooley, in

his first start at running back, led

the Tanners’ ground attack with 51

yards on 12 carries. Fellow senior

Yadiel Villanueva picked up 40

yards on 16 carries.

Maglione completed 16-of-

23 passes for 146 yards with one

touchdown and one interception.

He also ran for 13 yards on five

carries.

Junior Mark Mendonca caught

three Maglione passes for 51

yards, while Smith (4 catches, 31

yards), junior Brian Collins Dixon

(5 catches, 29 yards), Dooley (3

catches, 29 yards) and freshman

Ryan Maguire (catch, 9 yards)

contributed to the Tanners’ aerial

attack.

Bettencourt said Dooley and

Villanueva shined in the backfield.

“Senior captain Cory Dooley

stepped up to play running back for

the first time in his career and did a

great job with fellow senior Yadiel

Villanueva running the ball.”

Bettencourt highlighted the play

of a couple of younger defensive

players.

“Defensively, sophomore Nick

Barbosa and freshman Zaiden

Nazaire filled in at linebacker and

boosted the defense.”

In a season of struggles,

Bettencourt also praised the yearlong

contributions and leadership

of junior captain and two-way

lineman Matt Dresser, the only

returning starter on the offensive

line.

“Matt has been invaluable

Jack Smith

with working with our young and

inexperienced offensive line,”

Bettencourt said. “Coming into this

season, one of our biggest voids

with the loss of Jimmy Festa, Dylan

Annesse, Jackson O’Brien and

Jayden Cautillo was our offensive

line. Most of our backup lineman

from last year were seniors, so

most of this year’s linemen needed

leadership and guidance. Matt has

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and I think that we will see a lot of

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THANKSGIVING 2024

Thanksgiving football games love

to pin rivals together, and Thursday

morning’s matchup at Christie Serino

Jr. Memorial Athletic Complex was no

different. Peabody walked away with

a 33-7 win over Saugus to make its

Thanksgiving dinner just a bit sweeter.

The Tanners found the scoreboard

first, thanks to a Luke Maglione shovel

pass to Anthony Silva, who ran one in

from 2 yards out. Peabody struck again

with 9:32 remaining in the first half

when Maglione found Jayce Jean-Pierre

on a screen pass. Jean-Pierre took it to

the house for a 7-yard score to make it

13-0 after the PAT.

Saugus wouldn’t go down without a

fight, however, as freshman quarterback

Eli Fialho found junior receiver Ryan

Shea around midfield for a 28-yard

completion to spark some life into the

Sachems.

“He’s one of those guys where I tell

the quarterback, ‘He’s never covered,’”

said Saugus coach Steve Cummings.

“Even if he has players around him,

we’re confident he’ll go up and make

the play. It’s unfair sometimes, because

we expect him to always make the play,

but he’s an incredible athlete. He didn’t

get much time last year because we had

other guys in his position, but we’re

looking forward to what he can bring

his senior year.”

A few plays later, Saugus had the ball

on Peabody’s 9-yard line and called a

run to the right for Shea. When Shea got

the ball, he quickly paused and reversed

field. From there, he picked up a crucial

block from Jordan Rodriguez and

scored on a 9-yard burst.

The Sachems – now with momentum

– forced a turnover on downs and

got the ball back at midfield with

2:29 remaining in the half. But the

momentum was short-lived, with

Peabody’s Tyler Rappold picking off

Fialho and taking it to the house for a

60-yard touchdown.

“He’s been dinged up this season. He

hurt his thumb, he was wearing a cast,

and for a cornerback and wide receiver,

that’s pretty hard to do,” said Peabody

coach Mark Bettencourt. “He had a

great game today.”

Cummings, in all honesty, thought

that sequence was critical.

“In the second quarter, we got the

ball back with a one-score game and we

just floated the ball. Their guy makes

a great play and makes the pick and

is able to take it all the way back,” he

said. “That kind of changed the game.

In weather conditions like today, it was

tough.”

Peabody’s defense wasn’t done there

as the Tanners got another pick-six. This

one came from Jean-Pierre, who took it

67 yards to make it 33-7.

Bettencourt, who has more than 20

seniors on his team, said he’s going to

miss them. Some of them have been in

the program since they were ball boys at

6 years old.

“It’s very emotional, when you have

kids like Jimmy (Festa) who you’ve

known since they were 6 or 7 years old,”

Bettencourt said. “He’s been at our

practices for 10 or 12 years.”

Saugus graduates star running back

Cody Munafo, who has the utmost

respect from his head coach.

“Pound for pound, I don’t think

you’re going to find anyone tougher,”

Cummings said. “He gives it everything

he has. You’d like for them to go out on

a better note, but these seniors laid it all

out there today.”

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6 Cody Grundy WR/DB SR

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23 Michael Paolini WR/DB SO

24 Ian Guarino RB/DB FR

25 Jamie Dube WR/DB JR

28 Charlie Berry WR/DB SR

32 Daniel Bruce WR/DB FR

33 Jayden Cherubino WR/DB FR

41 Jacob Morceau TE/DE FR

44 Timi Andesina WR/DB FR

51 John Mellace OL/LB FR


52 Chris Dominguez OL/DL SO

54 Jaeden Mauricio OL/DL JR

55 Connor McPhail OL/DL JR

56 Craig Masone OL/DE SR

62 Freddie Pfischner OL/DL JR

63 Jackson Nikitas OL/DL FR

64 Roby Rubano OL/DL JR

65 Tye Piraino (Capt) OL/DL SR

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9/19 at Bishop Stang 27-6 W


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10/10 at Cardinal Spellman 49-0 W

10/17 at Bishop Feehan 35-30 L

10/24 Cathedral 58-22 W

11/1 at Arlington Catholic 34-6 L

11/7 No. 10 Medway 27-14 W

11/14 at No. 2 Abington 24-14 W

11/21 at No. 2 Fairhaven Unavailable as of press time

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Record: 6-4

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9/12 KIPP Academy 34-0 W


9/26 Bishop Feehan 21-7 L

10/3 Shawsheen Tech 14-7 L

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10/18 at Neumann and Goretti 24-22 W

10/30 at Old Rochester 14-7 W

11/7 No. 9 Greater Lawrence 48-13 W

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9/12 at Marshfield 48-8 W

9/19 Central Catholic 47-21 W

9/27 at La Salle Academy 53-20 W

10/10 at Boston College High 35-0 W

10/17 St. John’s High 53-19 W

10/24 at Malden Catholic 37-15 W

11/1 Catholic Memorial 43-28 W

11/7 No. 16 Framingham 38-0 W

11/14 No. 8 Leominister 48-32 W

11/21 No. 5 Central Catholic Unavailable as of press time

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9/19 Everett 49-14 W

9/26 Springfield Central 28-20 L

10/3 at Central Catholic 28-27 L

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10/17 Catholic Memorial 25-22 W

10/24 Boston College High 37-7 W

10/30 at Malden Catholic 27-6 W

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