The first of eight Massachusetts high school Super Bowl games kick off Wednesday at Gillette Stadium, marking the start of a three-day slate that’s packed with championship football.
The 2024 schedule of games marks the 17th year Gillette Stadium has hosted the games and the seventh time that all the Super Bowl games will be played on the home turf of the six-time NFL Super Bowl champion New England Patriots.
Three days of championship action get underway with a doubleheader on Wednesday and continue with tripleheaders on Thursday and Friday.
“The three-day stretch will provide student-athletes from 16 schools and their respective communities with an unforgettable title game experience and memories that will last a lifetime,” the MIAA said in a statement.