
DARTMOUTH Bishop Stang finally won one away from Hugh Carney Stadium on Thursday, led by senior quarterback Jason Campbell's arm and legs and two Nathan Zexter field goals.
The Spartans beat Mashpee 26-12 in a nonleague game at Mashpee Middle-High School, with Campbell running for a 4-yard touchdown and throwing a 17-yard touchdown pass and Zexter kicking a pair of 25-yard field goals, The Boston Globe reported, in a brief that did not list the rest of the scoring. Stang (4-6) had lost all three of its road games before Thursday, and the win gives the Spartans two straight going into their last game, after a 42-8 home win over Greater New Bedford Voc-Tech on Nov. 5.
Mashpee (5-5) was playing for the first time since a 22-14 loss at No. 4 Northbridge in the Division 7 first round on Nov. 6. Kickoff moved Thursday morning from 6:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Stang's Arbiter Live schedule and both teams' MaxPreps pages.
Campbell, the backup who took over
Campbell, who wears No. 2, came into the fall as the replacement for three-year starter Brock Winslow, the Globe said in its preseason preview, and the same preview named seniors Zexter, Richard Riccio and Amir Cartagena as the backs who would carry the ball in coach Dennis Golden's Power I.
By the Globe's weekly leader lists, Zexter, No. 15, ran for 270 yards and three touchdowns at Bishop Fenwick on Sept. 25, 256 yards and four scores against Arlington Catholic on Oct. 2 and 125 yards and three touchdowns against Cathedral on Oct. 9, when he also kicked a 19-yard field goal. Against Greater New Bedford a week ago he ran for three more touchdowns, one of them from 53 yards, and kicked four extra points, the Globe reported.
A Mashpee team built on size
Mashpee coach Matt Triveri, in his 22nd season, came into the fall with a 175-59 career record, the Globe reported, and a line that goes from senior CJ Jennings at 6-foot-1 and 330 pounds to junior Cannon Miskiv at 6-foot-3 and 275, according to the Falcons' MaxPreps roster. Junior Anthony Foss took over at quarterback this fall, with seniors Aarian Brown and Jacoby Spinola as his receivers, according to the same Globe preview. The Falcons opened 5-2, then lost to Cohasset, at Northbridge in the tournament and to Stang.
By the numbers
| Bishop Stang | Mashpee | |
|---|---|---|
| Record after Thursday | 4-6 | 5-5 |
| Road record after Thursday | 1-3 | 3-2 |
| Last two games | Won 42-8 over Greater New Bedford; won 26-12 at Mashpee | Lost 22-14 at Northbridge; lost 26-12 to Stang |
| Head coach | Dennis Golden, 10th season | Matt Triveri, 22nd season |
| Series before Thursday | Mashpee led 3-1-1, last meeting Mashpee 46-14 on Sept. 19, 2008 | |
| Next game | At Bishop Feehan, Wednesday, Nov. 25, 6 p.m. | At Sandwich, Thanksgiving, Thursday, Nov. 26, 10 a.m. |
What comes next
Stang closes its season at Bishop Feehan on Wednesday, Nov. 25, at 6 p.m. at McGrath Stadium in Attleboro, according to its Arbiter Live schedule, and GoFan lists it as Feehan's senior night. Mashpee finishes on Thanksgiving, Thursday, Nov. 26, at 10 a.m. at Sandwich, by its MaxPreps schedule.
Our preview: Nathan Zexter, Bishop Stang chase their first road win of the fall at Mashpee. Stang's full schedule is on our Bishop Stang football page, and every South Coast final is on the Friday Night Scoreboard.
Label: Reported by us, from the town's posted records.
Notes
The final and the scoring plays come from The Boston Globe's scoreboard and game brief, read Thursday night, Nov. 12, and in the Globe's Thursday football roundup, read Friday morning, Nov. 13. Season statistics come from the Globe's weekly leader lists and preseason previews, and records and schedules from Stang's Arbiter Live schedule and both teams' MaxPreps pages, with every name checked against the teams' MaxPreps rosters. We checked each date and weekday against a calendar. We asked Bishop Stang coach Dennis Golden for his comment Thursday night, and his words will be added when he replies.
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Sources (13)
- The Boston Globe: high school football scoreboard, Nov. 12, 2026Bishop Stang 26, Mashpee 12, status FINAL, 4 p.m.; game brief: "Jason Campbell ran for a 4-yard touchdown and threw a 17-yard TD pass, and Nathan Zexter booted a pair of 25-yard field goals to lift the Spartans (4-6) to a nonleague road victory." Read Nov. 12, 2026, about 8:30 p.m.
- The Boston Globe: Thursday's football roundup, Nov. 12, 2026Non-tournament games: "Bishop Stang 26, Mashpee 12", same brief as the scoreboard. Read Nov. 13, 2026, about 6:3x a.m.
- Arbiter Live: Bishop Stang boys varsity football schedule and resultsNov. 12, 4 p.m., at Mashpee Middle-High School; Nov. 25, 6 p.m., at Bishop Feehan; season results. Read Nov. 12, 2026.
- MaxPreps: Bishop Stang football roster 2026Campbell No. 2 Sr QB, Zexter No. 15 Sr, Riccio No. 44 Sr, Cartagena No. 27 Sr, Oliveira No. 66 Sr, Guenette No. 54 Sr, Sullivan No. 7 Jr, Buissereth No. 8 Sr. Read Nov. 12, 2026.
- MaxPreps: Mashpee football roster 2026Jennings No. 75 Sr 6-1 330, Miskiv No. 66 Jr 6-3 275, Foss No. 5 Jr, Brown No. 3 Sr, Spinola No. 1 Sr. Read Nov. 12, 2026.
- MaxPreps: Mashpee football schedule 2026Results through Nov. 6, 5-4; Nov. 26, 10 a.m., at Sandwich. Read Nov. 12, 2026, about 5:47 p.m.
- MaxPreps: Mashpee all-time football resultsFive meetings with Bishop Stang, 2004 to 2008, last Sept. 19, 2008, Mashpee 46-14. Read Nov. 12, 2026.
- The Boston Globe: high school sports page carrying the Stang at Mashpee briefWeekly honor line: "Nathan Zexter, Bishop Stang. En route to a 42-8 non-playoff victory against Greater New Bedford, the senior rushed for three scores, including a 53-yard scamper, and nailed four extra points." Read Nov. 12, 2026, about 8:31 p.m.
- The Boston Globe: Division 5 preseason preview (Bishop Stang entry)Campbell replaces Brock Winslow; Power I; Zexter, Riccio, Cartagena. Read Nov. 12, 2026.
- The Boston Globe: Division 7 preseason preview (Mashpee entry)Triveri, 22nd season, 175-59. Read Nov. 12, 2026.
- The Boston Globe: Globe Schools Insider, Sept. 26, 2026Leader lists: "Nathan Zexter, Bishop Stang, 270" rushing yards and 3 rushing touchdowns. Read by Copy Nov. 13, 2026, about 6:5x a.m.
- The Boston Globe: Globe Schools Insider, Oct. 10, 2026"A week after running for 256 yards and four scores, the senior ran for three more in a 40-18 win over Cathedral, adding a 19-yard field goal"; leader lists 125 rushing yards, 3 rushing touchdowns. Read by Copy Nov. 13, 2026, about 6:5x a.m.
- GoFan: Bishop Stang at Bishop Feehan, Nov. 25, 2026Senior night. Read Nov. 12, 2026.







