The Cathedral football team thought it won its league title after its 35-0 win over Marian on Friday night at Dorchester High School. The players ran to the end zone, slid across the rain-soaked turf, celebrating the Catholic Central Small victory.

Just one problem. The undefeated Panthers (7-0) won the league after last week’s shutout of Matignon.

“We didn’t tell them last week that they clinched the league last week,’’ said Cathedral coach Paul Sobolewski. “We wanted it to be special for them, so they assumed they clinched it tonight so they were a little more excited than they should’ve been.’’

“Any time you win your first seven, you go undefeated in your league, you win the league championship, you’re happy for the kids and the assistant coaches. They work so hard.’’

Junior Khalil Blair opened the scoring with a 40-yard touchdown rush. A successful 2-point conversion gave the Panthers an 8-0 lead after one quarter.

Blair extended the lead with a 15-yard touchdown rush and senior Victor Owens added a 15-yard scoring run to put Cathedral ahead, 22-0, at halftime.

In the third quarter, Owens also scored on a 55-yard catch and run from Xavian Marrero and Manny Green capped the scoring with a 55-yard reception from Marrero.

Patriot League

Duxbury 42, Hingham 8 — The top-ranked Dragons (7-0) completed a perfect regular season, locking up the Patriot League title and the No. 1 seed in the Division 2 South bracket.

 Duxbury outscored foes, 335-70, during the season, featuring the most prolific offense in Eastern Massachusetts. On Friday night, senior Bobby Maimaron finished 14-of-20 passing for 168 yards and a pair of TDs. He also rushed nine times for 78 yards and three scores. Devin DeMeritt added two scores and John Roberts chipped in one.

Duxbury bolted out to a 14-0 lead after one, a 28-0 edge at halftime and held 35-0 cushion after three quarters.

  The Dragons cruised to another blowout win despite a late score and 2-point conversion from the Harbormen. The defense has only allowed 29 points in its last four games.

TREVOR HASS

Silver Lake 18, Whitman-Hanson 7 — Josh Chapman culminated a two-touchdown night with a 90-yard score in the third quarter to propel the 6-1 Lakers.

Boston City

Boston English 28, Charlestown 26 — Sophomore Raymonte Williams, the team’s third-string quarterback, factored in three touchdowns, including a fourth-and-5 pass to Matao Galloway, setting up the go-ahead score in double overtime as the Blue & Blue (4-3) qualified for the playoffs.

“He’s a special player. He does exactly what you tell him to do,’’ said head coach Ryan Conway. “He’s a very coachable kid.’’

On the sequence before, senior Edner St. Fleur batted down a 2-point conversion pass to keep English in the game. Williams scored with 3:37 left in the fourth quarter to force overtime.

“I’m very proud of these young men. They learned how to fight together tonight as a team. They all pulled together,’’ said Conway. “From the line all the way through. Everyone came up big.’’

O’Bryant 44, South Boston 6 — Emmanuel Exilhomme returned the second-half kickoff 90 yards for a score to spark the Tigers (6-1). Quarterback Kobe Smith ran for two TDs and passed for another in the rout.

Tech Boston 32, West Roxbury 0 — Junior running back Ajaye Cooper rushed for 175 yards and two touchdowns for the Bears (4-3).

Brighton 28, Madison Park 0 — Junior Jose Vargas rushed for 135 yards and a touchdown on 10 carries to help the Bengals (6-0) clinch their fourth city league championship.

Bay State

Walpole 16, Dedham 0 — Senior Alex Lucas led the way for the Rebels (3-4), kicking field goals of 28, 31, and 34 yards.

Big Three

Brockton 56, New Bedford 12 — Matt Caruso ran for 106 yards on five carries and scored twice and Edmund Kelsey had four carries for 169 yards to lead the Boxers (4-3), who finished with 415 rushing yards.

Catholic Central

Archbishop Williams 40, Arlington Catholic 6 — Junior running back Oronde Alfred burned the Cougars for 134 yards and two touchdowns on just 12 carries, helping improve the Bishops to 4-2.

St. Mary’s 40, Austin Prep 0 — Calvin Johnson scored on runs of 86 and 74 yards and the No. 19 Spartans (7-0) rolled past the Cougars. Johnson finished with 185 yards on four carries.

Catholic Conference

Catholic Memorial 34, Malden Catholic 0 — Matt Marcantano had three touchdowns — two passing and one rushing — for No. 13 Knights (4-3).

Eastern Athletic

Bishop Feehan 14, Bishop Stang 13 — Devin Jolin totaled 61 yards and a touchdown for the Shamrocks (4-3). William Lynch’s extra point in the fourth quarter provided the deciding point.

Greater Boston

Everett 43, Malden 0 — Anthony Norcia scored three TDs and Chris Jenkins two to lead the fifth-ranked Crimson Tide (5-2).

Hockomock

North Attleborough 35, Foxborough 0 — Senior Bobby Mylod caught two TD passes and ran for another score to propel the No. 14 Red Rocketeers 96-1), securing the Hockomock Davenport League title.

Sharon 20, Canton 7 — Juvan Elisma had a 73-yard touchdown run and Xavier Hackett had an 82-yard TD to lead the Eagles (4-3).

Mayflower

Bristol-Plymouth 7, Southeastern 6 — Anthony McDonough’s 60-yard fumble recovery in the second quarter gave the Craftsmen (3-4) the lead and Bryce Richard’s point-after was the difference. Kyle Burns delivered an 80-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter for the hosts, but the kick failed.

Merrimack Valley

Haverhill 34, Lawrence 6 — Teshaun Watson had two rushing touchdowns for the No. 4 Hillies (6-1).

Middlesex

Melrose 33, Woburn 13 — Mike Pedrini had three rushing touchdowns for the Red Raiders (5-2).

Northeastern

Marblehead 43, Lynn English 0 — Senior defensive end Bo Millet led the defensive charge with 15 tackles and a pair of sacks for the Magicians (7-0), who wrapped up the NEC North. Senior running back Jaason Lopez scored two touchdowns, including a 58-yard punt return.

Winthrop 20, Swampscott 7 — Senior Jonathan Gonzales ran for three touchdowns to pace the Vikings (3-4).

Danvers 22, Peabody 7 — Senior back Matt Andreas converted 1-yard scoring runs in the first and fourth quarters while Dean Borders barreled 50 yards for a TD for the Falcons (6-1).

South Shore

Mashpee 20, Abington 8 — After a scoreless first half, the Falcons (6-1) took control in the second to beat the Green Wave and clinch the South Shore Tobin Division title.

Cohasset 35, Carver 6 — Noah Froio punched in a pair of short scoring runs and Thomas Durkin ripped off a 45-yard TD sprint for the Skippers (3-4).

Tri-Valley

Holliston 22, Medway 7 — Spencer Aronson had two touchdowns as the 12th-ranked Panthers improved to 6-1. The game was called just before halftime due to lightning.

Westwood 14, Norton 0— Reed Wilson tossed a 20-yard scoring pass to Dylan Linehan in the third quarter to break up a scoreless game and Noah Henderson had a clinching 20-yard pick-six in the fourth for the Wolverines (5-2)

Nonleague

Marshfield 48, Randolph 20 — Jackson Phinney accounted for three touchdowns -- two passing and one rushing -- to lead the Rams (6-1). Jack McNeil added two TDs in the win.

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