400 wins. 49 seasons. 10 state championships. In a game where Northbridge High School bounced Oxford 39-0 in the first round of the Division 7 tournament, it was head coach Ken Lachapelle's resumé that told the story. The performance couldn't have been more fitting for Lachapelle, who's 400th career victory as a head coach earned him the honor of the New England Patriots Coach of the Week.

On December 1st, the Patriots will wear custom cleats for the charities of their choice as part of the NFL's 'My Cause My Cleats' campaign.

Wachusett Regional High School's total team effort reared its head in a resounding 32-27 victory over Algonquin. The performance couldn't have been more fitting for the Mountaineers head coach Mike Dubzinski, who collected his 200th career victory as a head coach, leading to his selection as the New England Patriots Coach of the Week.

There are some games that are circled on the calendar in the preseason. Boston College High School certainly had Friday the 18th circled, picking up a commanding 30-13 victory over Catholic Conference rival Xaverian. The Eagles moved to 5-0 after the win, leading to head coach Paul Zukauskas being selected as the New England Patriots Coach of the Week.

The Joseph Mason Cup goes through Tech Boston Academy. The 5-1 Bears topped Latin Academy 32-26 in a tightly contested Boston City League matchup, leading to head coach Raul Brown being selected as the New England Patriots Coach of the Week. 

The 4-0 Reading Rockets surged to a win over Woburn High School this past week, dominating 28-6 in a hostile road environment. Reading's performance moved them to 2-0 in Middlesex League-Liberty Division play, leading to head coach John Fiore being selected as the New England Patriots Coach of the Week.

The No. 17 Natick RedHawks cruised to a victory over Milford High School this past week, adding a 28-7 win at home. Natick's dominance moved them to 3-1 in the Bay State Conference, leading to head coach Mark Mortarelli being selected as the New England Patriots Coach of the Week.

The 2-0 Bishop Fenwick Crusaders added a statement win over Bishop Stang this past week, solidifying a 39-7 victory at home. The Crusaders dominance earned their head coach of 27 years David Woods his 200th career win, leading to Coach Woods being selected as the New England Patriots Coach of the Week.

Midland Wachusett's own Leominster High School added a win in dramatic fashion this past week, securing a 36-35 nail biter on the road over Milford High School. The back-and-forth contest saw Leominster prevail despite being down 8 points late in the fourth quarter. The victory ultimately earned Head Coach Devin Gates the New England Patriots Coach of the Week Award.

K.J. Osborn has been named the Week 2 NFLPA Community MVP after he gifted free sneakers during his "Kicks for Kids" event at the Yawkey Boys & Girls Club in Roxbury, Massachusetts.

The Division 3, 15th-ranked Mansfield High School's football team showed up on the road, securing a 45-14 win over the Division 1, ninth-ranked Everett High School at Memorial Stadium in Everett, Ma. Though it was expected to be a close matchup decided by the final possession, the Hornets' dominant victory earned Head Coach Michael Redding the New England Patriots Coach of the Week Award. 

Patriots safety and special teams standout Brenden Schooler was presented with the 2024 New England Patriots Ron Burton Community Service Award at the Patriots Premiere on the field at Gillette Stadium tonight.