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West Boylston, Shawsheen, North Attleboro win state championships at Gillette Stadium
West Boylston, Shawsheen, North Attleboro win state championships at Gillette Stadium 02:15

FOXBORO --  Sixteen Massachusetts high school football teams played at Gillette Stadium this week looking to become a state champion at the home of the six-time Super Bowl champs, the New England Patriots.

All eight Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) state football championship games were played Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in Foxboro.

The games on Thursday and Friday were streamed live on CBS News Boston and broadcast on WSBK TV-38.

High school football championships

In the first two games on Wednesday, Uxbridge beat Mashpee, 42-20 for the Division 7 crown and Hudson held off Fairhaven, 21-14 for the Division 6 title. You can watch highlights from both games here.

Here are the results from Thursday and Friday's action: 

Thursday, Dec. 5

Division 4: Final - #2 Scituate 29, #1 Duxbury 13 
Division 1: Final - #3 Xaverian 14, #4 Needham 7
Division 2: Final - #1 Catholic Memorial 39, #2 King Philip 21

Scituate, Xaverian and Catholic Memorial win state championships at Gillette Stadium 02:59

Friday, Dec. 6
Division 8: Final - #2 West Boylston 22, #1 Randolph 16
Division 5: Final - #1 Shawsheen Valley Tech 14, #3 Foxboro 0
Division 3: Final - #4 North Attleboro 35, #3 Mansfield 0  

This is the 17th year that Gillette Stadium hosts the high school football championships.

High school football championships tickets

If you want to watch any of the games in person at Gillette you have to get your tickets before you head to Foxboro. Tickets will not be sold at the Gillette Stadium ticket office and will only be available through Ticketmaster. All tickets will be digital and accessible via the Gillette Stadium app. Fans should add their mobile tickets to their Apple Wallet or Google Pay.

Tickets are $20 each and parking is included. Children 5 years old and younger will get in free. A ticket will grant you admission to each of that day's games, but tailgating and re-entry is prohibited.

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