Tuesday Key Players

Here are five players who proved their worth Tuesday night.

• Gilbert Brown, Gloucester - Brown showed no signs of his injury plagued season Tuesday night, busting up the Lincoln-Sudbury defense to the tune of 142 yards and a touchdown.  Brown averaged 7.5 yards per carry to help lead his team to a 21-0 win and a re-match with Bridgewater-Raynham for the state crown.
• Blaise Branch, Cardinal Spellman - Same old same old for Branch.  The senior rattled off 176 yards and two touchdowns to keep his team undefeated and set up a showdown with Holliston at Gillette Saturday morning.
• Billy Zolga, Bridgewater-Raynham - Think Zolga wanted another crack at Gloucester?  The senior signal caller found the end-zone three times, completing 7 of 10 passes for 148 yards.
• Brian Bourque, Reading - Bourque picked up where Reading's 2009 quarterback Stanley Andre left off, throwing for 129 yards and rushing for 69 to help his team win what was the best game of the night.  Beyond that, he took a quarterback sneak over the top to give his team what would prove to be the winning score.
• John DiBiaso, Everett - The senior quarterback lead his team to a victory once again using his arm, scoring twice and breaking the Eastern Mass single season record for touchdown passes.