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On a frigid Thursday night at Gillette Stadium, all of the ills of a disappointing finish to the 2024 season were washed away by the Cohasset Skippers.
Redemption came in the form of a familiar foe, the Amesbury Redhawks, who had ended the Skippers 2023 season in the Final Four.
This year, Cohasset would not be denied. The group of senior leaders who had played key roles in each of those prior two runs paved the way to the Skippers third ever state championship, their first since 2021.
A ground-pounding final saw Cohasset churn out touchdowns from Michael Wildfire (2) and Gus Greene en route to a 22-14 victory.
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The Skippers dominated all day in the trenches as they pried the Division 7 crown away from Amesbury.
After spending a few days thawing out, they joined us in studio on the Sports Exchange to recount all of the glory of their Super Bowl win.
Seniors Michael Wildfire, Gus Greene, and JT McDonald join the show, recalling all of the moments over the course of the season that put them in this position.
For the trio, and their 11 fellow seniors, the win was a culmination of years of shared work and resiliency. Now, the group enters it’s name among the great teams in Cohasset history.
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