Grayson Foley Has 1000 Yards, 17 TDs, and He Is NOT Taking This 6-0 Team Lightly

Get ready for some Friday night fireworks because two undefeated teams are about to collide, and only one is walking away with their perfect record intact. The 6-0 North Quincy Red Raiders are heading to Scituate this Friday at 7 PM to take on the equally perfect 6-0 Sailors in what’s shaping up to be a defining battle for supremacy in the Patriot League Fisher Division.

The Unbeaten Clash: Raiders vs. Sailors

Both squads have been absolutely lights out this season. North Quincy, under first-year head coach Greg Sommers, is rolling with an offense that’s averaging a whopping 34.5 points per game. And get this: their defense is giving up just 13.3 points per game. Talk about a balanced attack! Sommers credits the team’s success to pure friendship, saying, “These kids are just fun. They love being together, and it wants me to hang out with them.” Junior Quarterback Cole Doyle, who made his first varsity start last year in a loss to Scituate, knows what’s up, describing his team’s early success: “We have a lot of confidence in ourselves. We have good chemistry, very good chemistry.”

Foley’s Dominance Meets a Dynasty

On the other side of the field, Scituate isn’t just having a great season; they’re continuing a dynasty. Head Coach Herb Devine has taken his Sailors to four of the last five Division Four High School Super Bowls, securing three championships along the way. Leading the charge for Scituate is Senior RB Grayson Foley, and his numbers are just absurd. He’s already racked up over 1000 rushing yards and punched in 17 touchdowns this year! Foley emphasizes their team-first mentality: “We’re very team-oriented. We do everything together.” But despite his incredible stats and their team’s history, Foley and his teammates are not underestimating North Quincy one bit. “They’re a great team. They always have a good team. They usually give us some problems every time we play them. Being able to go against another team that’s 6-0 and this game being so hyped up at the moment is giving us a lot of motivation to go out there and play our best.”

This is it, folks. Two unblemished records, division bragging rights, and pure high school football drama. You don’t want to miss a second of this one as one team’s perfect run will come to an end.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.