The 8th grade Warriors completed their regular season undefeated, 8-0, before going on to win their second straight Super Bowl. The 14-12 Super Bowl victory against Rochester gave Andover an overall undefeated season going 10-0. This is the second undefeated year for the team, making its record for the past two seasons a perfect 21-0. In the playoffs, Andover defeated Souhegan 28-12 in the Northeast Jr. High Football League Divisional Championship game to secure its Super Bowl spot.
The team included, as pictured: Dillon Aisenberg, Charlie Alagero, Tommy Atkins, Kris Augustine, Myles Bagley, Max Beati, Miles Branscombe, Jordan Burger, Matt Burke, Aleck Chen, Anthony Christopher, Griffin Clark, Mikey Comeau, Thomas Dalimonte, Pete Dankert, Robbie Delaus, Josh Dunagan, Devin Duncan, Derek Dutton, Ollie Eberth, Ryan Flanagan, Jack Fortune, Kevin Giribaldi, Pat Goad, David Gordon, Sebastian Hamori, Jack Hughes, Arman Koul, Cam Leeman, Alexander Marshall, Brandon Marti, Pat Meagher, DJ Minor, Tommy Miyachi, Charlie Mosher, Tommy Murphy, Dylan Norris, James Perkins, Dan Perrone, Alex Pollack, Dillon Preston, Jonathan Rodriguez, John Romano, Pat Schena, Andrew Silvestro, Jared Smith, Matt Soares, Andrew Soucy, Matt Stamas, Josh Tarricone, Gabriel Toledo Maciel, Luke Washburn, Kyle Welch, Perry Winn, and Davide Yepez. Coaches included Head Coach Kevin Lynch and assistants William Bagley, Gavin Evans, Chris Fortune, Michael Hamori, Tim Leeman, Don Minor, Jim Stamas and Alan Wynn.
