The high school football season has come to an end in Massachusetts, with eight teams taking home a state championship trophy from the home of the New England Patriots.Gillette Stadium played host to all eight Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association football state championship games, known in the state as Super Bowls, across two days.This is the 15th year Gillette Stadium has hosted state championship games and the fifth time that all eight title games will be played at the Foxborough venue.This year marks the 50th anniversary of the first Massachusetts high school Super Bowls. In 1972, two games were played at Boston University and two others were played at Springfield College.A tripleheader of games was played Friday, the day after the Patriots hosted the Buffalo Bills for "Thursday Night Football." The remaining five Super Bowls were played on Saturday.Here is a recap from each of the state championship games in chronological order.Division 7The West Boylston Lions captured their third state championship, and first since 2012, with a 29-6 win over the St. Bernard's Bernardians on Friday.Junior running back Jamie McNamara rushed for 136 yards, including a 45-yard touchdown run, that sealed West Boylston's victory. McNamara also scored on a two-point conversion and kicked an extra point.The Lions also set a record when junior quarterback Luke Foley and fellow junior Connor Muldoon connected on a 91-yard touchdown pass to open the scoring. That TD pass is now the longest in Super Bowl history.Senior fullback Antonio Mancini rushed for 72 yards and scored St. Bernard's lone touchdown of the game. Fellow senior Damien Jones finished with 71 rushing yards for the Bernardians.Division 5The North Reading Hornets won their first state championship with a 44-28 victory over the Shawsheen Valley Tech Rams on Friday.Senior quarterback Alex Carucci and junior running back Will Batten starred for the Hornets. Carucci threw for two touchdown passes and ran for two more scores, while Batten finished with three total touchdowns — two rushing and one receiving.Shawsheen senior Mavrick Bourdeau finished with 17 catches, which tied a single-game Super Bowl record, for 240 receiving yards and a touchdown. Bourdeau had a 1-yard touchdown run late in the game and caught a two-point conversion after that score.Division 4The Duxbury Dragons finished the season undefeated with their sixth state championship, and first since 2016, after beating the Grafton Gators 42-7 on Friday.Duxbury senior quarterback Matthew Festa finished with six total touchdowns, passing for 250 yards and two scores while rushing for 35 yards and four more scores.Grafton senior quarterback Casey Jordan passed for 157 yards and the Gators' lone touchdown.Division 8The Hull Pirates capped a perfect season with their third state championship, and first since 1996, by defeating the KIPP Academy Panthers 27-6 on Saturday.Hull was led by senior running back John Gianibas, who rushed for 188 yards and three touchdowns. He also came away with an interception on defense.Junior receiver Morenel Castro finished with 56 receiving yards, a touchdown catch and an interception for KIPP Academy.Division 1The St. John's Prep Eagles won their sixth state championship, and first since back-to-back triumphs in 2018 and 2019, by shutting out the Springfield Central Eagles 13-0 on Saturday.Senior running back Carson Browne finished with 131 rushing yards and a touchdown for St. John's Prep.Springfield Central senior quarterback William "Pop" Watson, who is committed to play at the University of Nebraska, finished the game with 51 rushing yards and 49 passing yards.Division 6In a battle of the Spartans, St. Mary's of Lynn defeated Stoneham 29-8 on Saturday. The win gave St. Mary's its second state championship and first since 2005.St. Mary's senior running back David Brown rushed for 195 yards and three touchdowns. He also caught a 7-yard touchdown pass.Junior running back Colin Farren ran for 115 yards and Stoneham's lone touchdown.Division 3The Wakefield Memorial Warriors finished the season undefeated and captured their second state championship, and first since 1999, with a 34-28 win over the Milton Wildcats on Saturday.Wakefield senior quarterback Javin Willis passed for 186 yards and ran for 72 more, finishing the game with two rushing touchdowns and a pass for a two-point conversion.Milton senior running back Jack Finnegan racked up 131 yards and three touchdowns on the ground. He also finished with 34 receiving yards and kicked two extra points.Division 2The Catholic Memorial Knights won their second straight state championship, and fourth overall, with a 27-7 win over the King Philip Warriors on Saturday.CM senior running back Carson Harwood finished with 89 yards and a touchdown on the ground to go along with 40 receiving yards and a touchdown catch. Senior JC Petrongolo, who was limited by an ankle injury, and freshman Peter Bourque combined for 147 passing yards and three passing touchdowns for the Knights, who have now won 29 games in a row.King Philip junior quarterback Tommy McLeish scored the Warriors' lone touchdown on a four-yard run.