Turkey day finale goes to Knights

The Stoughton High football team tuned up for the Thanksgiving Day game against Canton with a win over Sharon.

Entering Thursday's game, the Stoughton and Canton football team's Thanksgiving Day series is all tied up.

Who are the leading scorers and touchdown passers for the Canton and Stoughton football teams?

The Stoughton High football team will attempt to end its season with a win over Canton on Thanksgiving Day.

The Stoughton High football team defeated Sharon, 35-12

Senior quarterback and co-captain Dan Snyder and senior running back Ricky Swallow ran for touchdowns, but it wasn't enough as the Stoughton High football team had their three game winning stopped with a 32-14 loss at Franklin on Saturday night.

For three different reasons, this might be the most interesting week in the Hockomock League football race.

According to my husband, who is rooting for the Phillies now that the Red Sox are playing golf, and to support his crazed-sports-fan-from-Philly wife, there are about 10 people watching the World Series; Jamie Moyer’s seven children, the two of us, and baseball Commissioner Bud Selig, who staged a new musical production in Philadelphia Monday night called “Swinging in the Rain.”

After an 0-4 start, the Stoughton High School football team continues to turn its season around.
The Knights captured a third consecutive victory with a 34-0 win over Hockomock League rival Oliver Ames, Friday night, to the delight of the Homecoming crowd at Stoughton High.

The Stoughton High golfer teams took part in the Hockomock League Championships on Tuesday at the Tournament Player Club of Boston in Norton.

The Stoughton High girls' soccer team pulled off the big upset, giving Mansfield its first loss of the season.

Stoughton girls' soccer team pulls off upset

Stoughton High head football coach Greg Burke won his 100th career game for the Black Knights in their 18-0 win at Foxboro.

Around the Hockomock League, there’s always been special interest in checking out the fate of the Denver Broncos with Foxboro’s Tom Nalen being a mainstay on the offensive line at center.

There are going to be a lot of sore bodies when members of the Mansfield and Stoughton High football team wake up this morning.
For fourth quarters, the two schools clashed on both of ball with Mansfield emerging with a 25-12 win over the Black Knights at Alumni Field in Mansfield.

Heavy rainfall wrought havoc on high school football game schedules this weekend, forcing many teams- including Stoughton - to postpone their games until Sunday.  The Black Knights travel to North Attleboro Sept. 28.  Kick off is at 6 p.m.

When you come down to it, life is a series of fashion decisions.

The Hockomock League is putting the country into cross-country.

“Does anything about this city remind you of Boston?” I asked my husband from inside one of the many Starbucks lining Toronto’s Younge Street.

Stoughton Black Knights, a Division 2 team (ranked #98 in the State), took a two-hour bus ride to Longmeadow to face the third-ranked team in the State, Division One Longmeadow High School, a team that was riding a 37 game win streak.

The Black Knights, despite the odds, gave them a game.