Andover’s Brian McSweeney and Methuen’s Drew Eason, both three-year stalwarts, have been dominating Massachusetts football. Eason finished his career with 6,312 passing yards, ranking second in local history and ninth in Massachusetts. McSweeney, a Bentley University-bound linebacker, closed with 315 career tackles, leading his team in tackles for the second straight season. The passing game isn't the only force, as six running backs topped 1,000 rushing yards. Greater Lawrence's Gustavo Varela led with 1,912 yards, while Haverhill's Devin Carreiro and Andover's Brian Hnat excelled as receivers. Notable defensive standouts include Central Catholic’s 6-foot-4 defensive tackle Presley Titus and Methuen’s Gabe Fonseca.

By the Numbers
  • Eason finished his career with 6,312 passing yards, the second most in local history and ninth best in Massachusetts.
  • McSweeney closed with 315 career tackles, leading his team in tackles for the second straight season.
  • Greater Lawrence's Gustavo Varela led with 1,912 rushing yards.
State of Play
  • Eason and McSweeney are off to play college football, leaving a void in their high school teams.
  • Six running backs topped 1,000 rushing yards, showcasing a strong ground game in the region.
  • Notable defensive standouts include Central Catholic’s 6-foot-4 defensive tackle Presley Titus and Methuen’s Gabe Fonseca.
What's Next

The wait starts for the 2024 football season.