The Case (Swansea, MA) varsity football team will play a home non-conference game against Bristol-Plymouth RVT (Taunton, MA) today at 6 p.m.

What: Massachusetts High School Football
Who: Case (MA) vs Bristol-Plymouth RVT (MA)
When: Thursday, November 14, 2024
Time: 6:00 p.m. ET
Live stream: Watch live on NFHS Network

Team Comparison: Bristol-Plymouth RVT vs. Case (2024-2025 Season)

As the 2024-2025 football season progresses, both Bristol-Plymouth RVT and Case are showing promising performances despite their struggles to secure victories. This article compares the two teams across various aspects of their performance, from overall records to individual stats.

Overall Records

• Bristol-Plymouth RVT: With a 2-6 overall record, the team has faced several tough challenges. In league play, their record is 1-4, which has left them with a 25% win rate. Their total points scored (PF) is 111, and they have allowed 193 points (PA) across the season.
• Case: In comparison, Case has a 3-6 overall record, with a league record of 1-3. Their win percentage stands at 33.3%, which is slightly better than Bristol-Plymouth’s. They have scored 148 points and allowed 253, giving them an average of 16.4 points per game.

Team Scoring Averages

Looking at scoring over the course of the game, Bristol-Plymouth RVT has shown more variability across quarters. They average 1.5 points in the first quarter and 10 points in the final quarter, but the middle periods are more inconsistent. On average, the team scores 13.9 points per game.

Case, on the other hand, shows a more balanced performance, with a steady increase in points over each quarter. They average 2.1 points in the first quarter, with a noticeable surge in the final quarter to 6.9 points. Overall, they score 16.4 points per game.

Team Stat Comparison

• Rushing Yards Per Game: Bristol-Plymouth RVT manages 82.6 rushing yards per game. Case’s rushing game is much stronger, with an average of 89.2 yards.
• Passing Yards Per Game: Lucas Beaulieu leads Bristol-Plymouth’s offense with 102.3 passing yards per game, significantly outperforming Case’s passing offense, which only records 79.6 yards per game.
• Receiving Yards Per Game: Bristol-Plymouth averages 79.6 receiving yards per game, slightly ahead of Case, which records 79.6 yards as well.
• Total Yards Per Game: Bristol-Plymouth’s total offensive yards average 162.1 per game, while Case’s total is slightly higher at 168.8 yards per game.
• Tackles Per Game: Bristol-Plymouth RVT is more aggressive defensively, averaging 43.2 tackles per game. In contrast, Case averages 36.7 tackles per game.
• Sacks Per Game: Bristol-Plymouth has an average of 0.6 sacks per game, while Case records 0.2 sacks per game.

Key Players

Bristol-Plymouth RVT is led by Aedan Borges, who has contributed significantly with 89.2 rushing yards per game and 11.6 points per game. Meanwhile, Lucas Beaulieu stands out as the top passer for Bristol-Plymouth with 102.3 passing yards per game and 106.4 total yards per game.

For Case, Aedan Borges (a standout player across both teams) leads the rushing charge, while Zach Kern is notable for his receiving ability, recording 31.9 yards per game.

Head-to-Head with Common Opponents

Looking at their performance against common opponents, both teams have struggled, with each securing only one win in their matchups against teams like Tri-County RVT, Southeastern RVT, and Diman RVT. However, Bristol-Plymouth RVT lost all three of its games, while Case managed to win against Southeastern RVT and faced losses against Tri-County RVT and Diman RVT.

• Bristol-Plymouth RVT’s Record vs. Common Opponents: 0-3
• Case’s Record vs. Common Opponents: 1-2

Record Breakdown

The teams have had varying success in home and away games:

• Bristol-Plymouth RVT has a 1-3 record at home and 1-3 away.
• Case has a more balanced record, with 2 wins and 3 losses at home and 1 win and 3 losses away.

Conclusion

Both Bristol-Plymouth RVT and Case have faced difficult challenges this season. While Bristol-Plymouth shows strong leadership from key players like Aedan Borges and Lucas Beaulieu, Case has been slightly more effective overall, particularly in rushing and scoring. Despite this, both teams are fighting hard and have shown resilience in their performances, especially against common opponents. Moving forward, these teams will need to build on their strengths to secure better records and improve their overall play in the final stretch of the season.