BRIDGEWATER — Having balance is key to many things in life, and it certainly doesn’t hurt for a football team’s offense. As Bridgewater-Raynham coach Eian Bain looked through stats from this fall, he noticed an almost 50/50 splits between passing plays and rushing plays, with a near even level of success. On Friday, Nov. 14, the No. 3 Trojans had that balance on full display, putting its big backfield and strong passing game to good use with a pair of touchdowns each as B-R beat No. 6 Billerica , 28-7, to advance to the Division 2 Final Four for the first time since 2017. ”(The win) is a testament to their hard work and it’s nice to see that rewarded by getting the result that you want,”...
