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Springfield Central beats Wachusett, 48-32, to return to the Division 1 Final Four

The Springfield Morning News teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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If you follow Springfield Central football, you can exhale: the Golden Eagles beat Wachusett, 48-32, on Friday and are back in the D-I Final Four. The result also ended Wachusett's bid for a perfect season.

Springfield Central outscored Wachusett, 48-32

Sources: Worcester Telegram, The Gardner News

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Springfield Central48 points
Wachusett32 points

Central used to think it was state title or bust. Now the Golden Eagles are appreciating every step toward the larger goal. Wachusett coach Mike Dubzinski addressed his players after the loss.

  • Round: Division 1 state quarterfinal
  • Site: Holden, on Fri., Nov. 13
  • Crowd: Wachusett's student section, “The Badlands,” cheered amid falling confetti

48-32final score of Springfield Central's D-I quarterfinal win

Springfield Central beat Wachusett on Fri., Nov. 13 in Holden, ending the Mountaineers' bid for a perfect season.

Sources: Worcester Telegram, The Gardner News

Sources: MassLive.com, Worcester Telegram, The Gardner News

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