Here is Northbridge senior captain Joel LaChapelle (left) and Uxbridge senior captain Camden LaChapelle (right) with their grandfather Ken LaChapelle, the longtime Northbridge coach, who just wrapped up his final game with the Rams with a 48-13 win over Uxbridge on Thanksgiving.
This 56-yard TD pass from Uxbridge sophomore QB Shea Paxton to senior RB Camden LaChapelle gives the Spartans a 33-13 lead over Nipmuc with 47 seconds left in the first half.
Thanks for the shoutout at the end, Cam.
RECORD ALERT: In his junior season, @camtlachapelle continues to rewrite @UxbFootball record books. The record for Total Yards Gained in a Season (combination) has been held by Hall of Famer Nate Moore since 1992. LaChapelle beat this record by over 1,800 yards. #SpartanPride
Our Division Seven Player of the Year is @camtlachapelle of @UxbFootball. LaChappelle led the Spartans to back to back Super Bowls and returns next season. Congratulations Camden!
CMASS Division 7 Offensive Player of the Year is Junior Camden LaChapelle! The shifty & explosive @camtlachapelle surpassed 2,000 yards en route to an undefeated season & State Championship as well as logging over 30 TD’s. Every defense had to prepare for his running game.
What a night for @UxbFootball yesterday winning its 26th straight game and 2nd straight @MIAA033 state championship.
The same goes for @camtlachapelle. Here's his 65-yard run on the first play from scrimmage for the Spartans' 5th touchdown as seen on the @NFHSNetwork
Junior Camden LaChapelle rushed for 205 yards and two second-half TDs as the Spartans pulled away for a 42-20 Super Bowl win over Mashpee. @tgsports @UHS_Spartans
LaChapelle finished with 205 yards on 19 carries with 2 TD's as the Spartans won a 2nd straight D7 Super Bowl & extended the program winning streak to 26 games @UHS_Spartans@HSFBamerica@TylerAmaral22
Caught up with Camden LaChapelle after his team’s big playoff win secured a return to Gillette Stadium and the Division 7 Super Bowl.
The Uxbridge junior running back scored two TDs in a unique game that pitted him against Northbridge and his grandfather (coach) and cousin (QB).
Northbridge HS football coach Ken Lachapelle celebrates his 400th win Friday with QB & grandson Joel and dad Norman. It’s also Norman’s 100th birthday. @tgsports@RichGarvenTG@NBRamsAthletics
Friday night gives Ken LaChapelle a shot at career win #400!
Ken went to NHS, played at NHS, taught at NHS, was the AD at NHS and of course is the HC at NHS - since 1976.
We hope that Lasell Field is at capacity and loud Friday night - it's a chance to see history being made.
Like the Energizer bunny, Uxbridge's Camden LaChapelle kept going and going on Friday – to the tune of 5 TDs in a win over Auburn.
“Maybe the Energizer bunny that packs a lot more punch.”
The Spartans extending their winning streak to 22 straight games: https://t.co/bRRoX2BGYf
Camden LaChapelle’s 5 touchdowns ties for second most in a game for an Uxbridge player. His older bro, Kellen, did it twice and George Anderson (1966) also scored five times in a contest.
Tom Hauge (1962) still holds the record for 7 TDs in a game.
Here is LaChapelle after.
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The junior running back was his typically tough-to-tackle self while driving the Spartans to a 39-14 win over Tantasqua. LaChapelle rushed for 193 yards and three touchdowns on 27 carries, reaching the end zone on runs of 6, 10 and 13 yards.