#1 Scituate vs #2 Tewksbury Memorial HS | 2025 MIAA Division 4 Super Bowl Full Game Highlights
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#1 Scituate vs #2 Tewksbury Memorial HS | 2025 MIAA Division 4 Super Bowl Full Game Highlights
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2025 MIAA Division 4 State Championship – Super Bowl
Scituate High School (42) vs Tewksbury Memorial High School (41)
📍 Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA
📅 December 6, 2025
Full game highlights from one of the most thrilling championship games in MIAA history. Scituate edged Tewksbury 42–41 in a Division 4 Super Bowl classic, combining explosive offense, late-game drama, and record-setting performances under the lights at Gillette Stadium.
Historic Performances
• Scituate QB Jonny Donovan threw for 336 yards, the 4th-most passing yards ever in a Super Bowl/MIAA State Championship game (per MIAA historian Mike Richard)
Most Passing Yards – MIAA Championship History
418 – Steve Scannell (Burncoat) vs St. Joseph’s, Dec. 4, 2004
415 – Kyle Beatrice (Swampscott) vs North Attleboro, Dec. 8, 2002
338 – Chris Doneski (Billerica) vs Newton North, Dec. 4, 1999
336 – Jonny Donovan (Scituate) vs Tewksbury, Dec. 6, 2025
• Tewksbury’s 41 points are the most ever scored in a championship loss
• The 83 combined points rank 4th all-time in Super Bowl/MIAA Championship history
Highest-Scoring Championship Games
95 – Duxbury 62, Scituate 33 (2023)
87 – Littleton 52, Cohasset 35 (2013)
84 – North Attleboro 44, Swampscott 40 (2002)
83 – Scituate 42, Tewksbury 41 (2025)
Program Notes
• Scituate earned its third championship win in four Gillette appearances since 2021, including last year’s 29–12 victory over Duxbury
• Scituate is now 4–2 all-time in Super Bowls/MIAA State Championships
• Tewksbury is now 3–6 all-time in championship appearances
About This Video
Captured in full cinematic quality at Gillette Stadium.
Extended highlights showcase the pace, resilience, and emotion of the Division 4 championship stage.
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