Plainville is 4-0 for the first time since 2005. Can it end a 55-year state title drought?
A tight-knit senior core, an accurate quarterback and a stout defense have fueled Plainville's perfect start.
Plainville's football team, known as the Blue Devils, has an impressive start to their season, holding a perfect record of 4-0. This marks the first time the team has achieved this feat since 2005. The head coach, Tim Shea, and his team are determined to maintain their focus and not get overly ambitious, understanding that a 4-0 record does not guarantee success.
The team's quarterback, Anthony Abarno, has been instrumental in their success, with impressive statistics of 1,201 yards and 16 touchdowns. One of Abarno's key contributors is his center, Olardy Alicea, with whom he has played since childhood. The Blue Devils boast an offensive team averaging 39 points per game and a defense that has allowed only eight points in their games thus far.
Their next game against RHAM is set for October 22, as they strive to secure a spot in the postseason after falling short in the Class S semifinals in 2019.
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