By Beth David, Editor
The Fairhaven High School Blue Devils football team won their playoff game on Saturday, 11/23/24, 42-13 against Swampscott, which also wins the Blue Devils a chance to defend their Division 6 championship at Gillette Stadium on 12/4 against Hudson at 8 p.m. If the win on 12/4, they will be the first Fairhaven team to win the Super Bowl for two consecutive years.
Justin Marques was again the standout player, with 289 yards, carrying 44 times, and getting six touchdowns.
Tickets for are available via Ticketmaster (https://www.ticketmaster.com/miaa-high-school-football-tickets/artist/1801121). No tickets will be sold at the Gillette Stadium Ticket Office. All tickets will be digital and will be accessible via mobile device only. Fans can access and manage mobile tickets via the Gillette Stadium App (https://www.gillettestadium.com/app/) which is available on the App Store (for iPhone users) and Google Play Store (for Android users).
Visit GilletteStadium.com/tickets/mobile/.
Tickets are $20 each; free for children 5 and younger. The ticket price includes parking, admission to the games and a game day discount of $3 off adult admission at the Patriots Hall of Fame presented by RTX (must show game ticket). Wednesday’s tickets provide access to both Wednesday games, Thursday’s tickets provide access to all three Thursday games, and Friday’s tickets provide access to all three Friday games. Please note that tailgating and reentry to this event is prohibited but fans are invited to visit Patriot Place before and after the games each day. For a full listing of everything Patriot Place has to offer, visit Patriot-Place.com/MIAAFOOTBALL.
Broadcast Information
Kraft Sports + Entertainment will produce the broadcast, which will air all of Thursday’s and Friday’s games live on WSBK (TV-38), and stream all of Wednesday’s, Thursday’s and Friday’s games live on Patriots.com and the Patriots official YouTube channel. Wednesday’s games will also be streamed on the NFHS Network at www.nfhsnetwork.com. Additionally, Thursday’s and Friday’s games will air live on radio on WEEI-AM 850.
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- Fairhaven High School Blue Devil, Justin Marques, crosses the goal line for his second of six touchdowns during the playoff game against Swampscott on 11/23/24 that the Blue Devils won 42-13 sending them back to Gillette Stadium as the defending Division 6 champions. Photo by Sam Simoes for the Fairhaven Neighborhood News.
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- Fairhaven High School Blue Devil, Justin Marques, runs through a hole created by his offensive line during the playoff game against Swampscott on 11/23/24 that the Blue Devils won 42-13 sending them back to Gillette Stadium as the defending Division 6 champions. Photo by Sam Simoes for the Fairhaven Neighborhood News.
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- Fairhaven High School Blue Devil, Aaron Lague, leaves the defenders behind for a long run during the playoff game against Swampscott on 11/23/24 that the Blue Devils won 42-13 sending them back to Gillette Stadium as the defending Division 6 champions. Photo by Sam Simoes for the Fairhaven Neighborhood News.
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- Fairhaven High School Blue Devil, Cam Burke, gives the defender a stiff arm as he runs for a first down during the playoff game against Swampscott on 11/23/24 that the Blue Devils won 42-13 sending them back to Gillette Stadium as the defending Division 6 champions. Photo by Sam Simoes for the Fairhaven Neighborhood News.
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- Fairhaven High School Blue Devil, Cam Burke, breaks up a long pass during the playoff game against Swampscott on 11/23/24 that the Blue Devils won 42-13 sending them back to Gillette Stadium as the defending Division 6 champions. Photo by Sam Simoes for the Fairhaven Neighborhood News.
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