Division II

Defense took charge in D2 football finale

The numbers were staggering all season for the St. Thomas High School football team's offense. Through the first 10 games of the season, the Saints had put up more points than anyone in the division, averaging 46.5 per game, including the playoffs. In its 28-7 win over Monadnock in the quarterfina

Joe Marchilena

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Defense took charge in D2 football finale
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The numbers were staggering all season for the St. Thomas High School football team’s offense.

Through the first 10 games of the season, the Saints had put up more points than anyone in the division, averaging 46.5 per game, including the playoffs.

In its 28-7 win over Monadnock in the quarterfinals, St. Thomas was held to its lowest total of the season to that point – 10 points lower than its previous low. But in the semifinals, the Saints bounced back by hanging 51 on a Milford team that had allowed an average of 16.8 all year.

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