Watch City Program

🏈 WATCH CITY LEGACY | PLAYOFF WEEK 🏈

This week, as we prepare for Round 1 of the playoffs, we recognize Ed Logue. A Watch City native who took his football journey from Watch City to Boston College.

At 6-foot-3, 280 pounds, Logue played offensive tackle for the Eagles from 1974–1978, anchoring the offensive line during a tough era of Division I football under head coach Joe Yukica.

During the 1976 season, Logue helped protect the offense and open lanes for a Boston College team that finished 8–3 and earned one of the biggest wins in program history, an upset over No. 7 Texas.

After graduating from Boston College with a degree in Education, Ed Logue moved away from football and transitioned into a successful corporate career in industrial sales and management. He later completed executive education programs at the University of Virginia Darden School of Business and currently serves as an Executive Vice President of Sales in the packaging industry based out of the Greater Boston area.

For our athletes, Ed Logue’s story is a reminder that football can build more than players. It can build leaders, professionals, and men prepared for life beyond the game.

Now it is playoff week.

Round 1 is here.
The work matters.
The preparation matters.
The moment matters.

Respect the legacy.
Represent Watch City Program
Keep building your name.

Why Not We?
Why Not Me?

🚨 PLAYOFF GAME DAY 🚨

Watch City Program 14U is officially playoff bound.

Round 1 of the NEYT Playoffs is set.

🏈 #7 Watch City Program vs. #2 Bell City Broncos
📅 Sunday, May 31, 2026
⏰ 1:30 PM Kickoff
📍 McManus Park — Field B
80 Neptune Blvd, Lynn, MA 01902

The regular season is behind us. Now it is win and advance.

This group has battled, grown, and earned the right to compete in the postseason. Now it is time to show up, lock in, and represent Watch City the right way.

Bring the energy. Bring the noise. Let’s get that W!.

Why Not We?
Why Not Me?