MEDFORD — Everything Catholic Memorial football did on Friday night was methodical.

An MIAA Final Four game to many is the highlight of a high school career.

But to the Knights?

It’s the expectation. They showed why

Catholic Memorial didn’t break a sweat against a 10-0 Winchester team, going up 35-0 in the second quarter and never looking back to punch its ticket to the Division II state title game with a 49-0 win over the Red and Black.

“They work their tails off, and now they get an opportunity to go back,” Catholic Memorial coach John DiBiaso said. “But we don’t want to look past Thanksgiving.”

The Knights were led by star senior quarterback Kise Flannery, who shone once again under the bright lights of the state tournament. He finished his night with 130 total yards and three tou

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