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THE EVERETT ADVOCATE – FRiDAy, OCTObER 9, 2026 Page 19 BATTLED | FROM PAGE 18 beaten for 12 games, as it tied in 1990 (0-0) and again in 1991. There have been six ties, the last one being the 0-0 deadlock in 1990. The others: 6-6 in 1949, 0-0 in 1937, 1934 and 1926 and 6-6 in 1902. Malden had a 12-game unbeaten streak over Everett from 1980 to 1991 B efore the 2015 win, the last time Malden defeated Everett was in November 1991, a 3722 victory by then Head Coach Paul Finn’s squad, which capped the 12-game unbeaten streak for the Golden Tornadoes over the Crimson Tide, which stood as a high-water mark for either team until Everett smashed that mark in 2004 with its 13th consecutive win. Everett leads the overall series, 72 wins to 58 wins, having first taken the lead in 1999, 5150, with a 35-6 victory. Former Everett High School Head Coach John DiBiaso was 25-1 over Malden, having departed after the 2017 season. He took over the reins for the 1992 season and snapped Malden’s 12-game unbeaten streak with a 29-8 win. Before 2015, DiBiaso had never lost to Malden, since as a player for Everett High, his Crimson Tide teams went 3-0 over Malden from 1971-1973. Coach DiBiaso also owns perfect 26-0 records over two other former GBL teams over that same period, Medford and Somerville, as well as a 13-0 mark over Revere, which left the GBL; 15-1 over Arlington, which left after the 2008 season; 21-1 over Cambridge, which left the GBL after last season; and 13-2 over Peabody, before Peabody left. Everett was also 13-2 over Waltham before Waltham took off for the Dual County League with Arlington and Cambridge. Arlington now plays in the Middlesex League. Everett went 158-7 against GBL opponents under Coach DiBiaso F or Everett under Coach DiBiaso, that’s a 158-7 record in the GBL and 24 straight outright or co-GBL titles, between 1992 and 2016, if anyone’s counting. The last four GBL “soldiers” joined the now 16-team NorthCoach Joe Pappagallo led Malden High to a streak-busting win over Everett, 21-20, in October 2015. (Courtesy Photo) eastern Conference (NEC) for the 2017 season after the GBL disbanded (after over 60 years in existence) following the 2016-17 winter season. Malden, Medford and Somerville played an NEC schedule while Everett played its first independent football schedule since the 1920s in 2018. The GBL is now reconstituted with 10 teams, and Everett is leading the way again under Head Coach Rob DiLoreto. Malden’s Head Coach, Witche Exilhomme, whose Golden Tornadoes team is now 2-2 this season, knows this game well. Exilhomme also played in the Malden-Everett game three times (2009, 2010, 2011), winning the coveted Sam Aliberte Award as the top Tornado defensive player — twice — in 2010 and 2011, only the second Malden player to ever pull off that feat. Malden coaching records against Everett F ormer seven-year Malden High Head Coach Joe Pappagallo, who coached against Everett from 2001-2005 as a former offensive coordinator for Malden High, becoming head coach in 2009, won the 2015 game in his eighth try at the helm against Everett and was 1-7 overall. Former Malden High Head Coach John LoPresti, a Golden Tornado Hall of Famer who retired after the 2008 season, went 0-3 against Everett in three tries. In 2005, Malden lost to the Tide in what was regarded as one of the best games ever played in the series, but an intercepted pass in the end zone with 11 seconds left and Malden on Everett’s 5-yard line ended that hope in a 22-18 Everett win. Head coach for Malden that year was Rich Cullen, who went Here are all the Malden-Everett scores from 1893 to 2026: Dan Ross, Class of 1976, was probably the greatest Everett High player ever, who set records at both Northeastern University and later, as a tight end for the Cincinnati Bengals, setting a receptions record in his team’s 26-21 loss to the Joe Montana-led 49ers in 1982. (Courtesy Photo) 0-7 versus Everett. Bill Manchester was 0-2 for Malden coaching against Everett and former Head Coach Steve Freker was 0-1 in his only shot at the Tide in 2019. Another highly memorable game in the series was the 1975 game, a hard-fought 1413 Everett win that resulted in a co-championship in the GBL for Malden and Everett, each with just one league loss. The game featured virtuoso performances by future NFLer Dan Ross, who later played tight end for the Cincinnati Bengals, and Golden Tornado Hall of Fame quarterback John Stanasek for Malden High, whose last-second pass was knocked down on the last play of the game, similar to the BATTLED | SEE PAGE 20 1893: Malden 25, Everett 0. 1894: Malden 11, Everett 4. 1895: Malden 20, Everett 4. 1896: Malden 12, Everett 0. 1897: Malden 4, Everett 0. 1898: Malden 23, Everett 0. 1899: Everett 12, Malden 10. 1900: Malden 72, Everett 0. 1901: Everett 6, Malden 0. 1902: Malden 6, Everett 6. 1903: Everett 11, Malden 0. 1904: Malden 33, Everett 0. 1905: Malden 16, Everett 3. 1906: Malden 6, Everett 0. 1907: Malden 12, Everett 2. 1908: Malden 11, Everett 4. 1909: Everett 6, Malden 0. 1910: Malden 17, Everett 0. 1911: Everett 22, Malden 11. 1912: Malden 21, Everett 20. 1913: Everett 54, Malden 6. 1914: Everett 48, Malden 0. 1915: Everett 47, Malden 0. 1916: Malden 28, Everett 0. 1917: Everett 14, Malden 6. 1918: Everett 27, Malden 0. 1919: Everett 10, Malden 0. 1920: Malden 20, Everett 0. 1921: Malden 14, Everett 7. 1922: Everett 13, Malden 12. 1923: Malden 6, Everett 0. 1924: Malden 28, Everett 0. 1925: Malden 7, Everett 0. 1926: Malden 0, Everett 0. 1927: no game. 1928: Everett 8, Malden 0. 1929: Malden 13, Everett 0. 1930: Malden 6, Everett 0. 1931: Malden 14, Everett 7. 1932: Malden 6, Everett 0. 1933: Malden 7, Everett 6. 1934: Malden 0, Everett 0. 1935: Everett 12, Malden 7. 1936: Everett 6, Malden 0. 1937: Malden 0, Everett 0. 1938: Everett 8, Malden 0. 1939: Everett 7, Malden 6. 1940: Everett 13, Malden 0. 1941: Everett 12, Malden 0. 1942: Everett 19, Malden 0. 1943: Everett 13, Malden 0. 1944: Everett 12, Malden 0. 1945: Everett 39, Malden 6. 1946: Malden 12, Everett 6. 1947: Everett 20, Malden 6. 1948: Malden 40, Everett 6. 1949: Malden 6, Everett 6. 1950: Malden 7, Everett 6. 1951: Malden 54, Everett 12. 1952: Malden 13, Everett 6. 1953: Everett 28, Malden 7. 1954: Malden 19, Everett 13. 1955: Everett 33, Malden 0. 1956: Everett 20, Malden 7. 1957: Malden 21, Everett 7. 1958: Malden 26, Everett 20. 1959: Malden 6, Everett 0. 1960: Malden 28, Everett 16. 1961: Everett 28, Malden 6. 1962: Everett 40, Malden 0. 1963: Everett 14, Malden 6. 1964: Everett 38, Malden 6. 1965: Everett 22, Malden 12. 1966: Everett 14, Malden 6. 1967: Malden 30, Everett 0. 1968: Everett 12, Malden 7. 1969: Malden 41, Everett 0. 1970: Malden 32, Everett 20. 1971: Everett 14, Malden 13. 1972: Everett 50, Malden 7. 1973: Everett 34, Malden 6. 1974: Malden 26, Everett 6. 1975: Everett 14, Malden 13. 1976: Everett 20, Malden 7. 1977: Malden 13, Everett 12. 1978: Malden 33, Everett 0. 1979: Everett 12, Malden 7. 1980: Malden 34, Everett 8. 1981: Malden 35, Everett 8. 1982: Malden 22, Everett 18. 1983: Malden 41, Everett 0. 1984: Malden 43, Everett 7. 1985: Malden 34, Everett 14. 1986: Malden 15, Everett 6. 1987: Malden 53, Everett 0. 1988: Malden 31, Everett 16. 1989: Malden 16, Everett 15. 1990: Malden 0, Everett 0. 1991: Malden 37, Everett 22. 1992: Everett 29, Malden 8. 1993: Everett 7, Malden 6. 1994: Everett 35, Malden 24. 1995: Everett 42, Malden 14. 1996: Everett 37, Malden 0. 1997: Everett 36, Malden 6. 1998: Everett 37, Malden 12. 1999: Everett 35, Malden 6. 2000: Everett 34, Malden 7. 2001: Everett 34, Malden 6. 2002: Everett 42, Malden 7. 2003: Everett 44, Malden 14. 2004: Everett 35, Malden 7. 2005: Everett 22, Malden 18. 2006: Everett 35, Malden 14. 2007: Everett 42, Malden 0. 2008: Everett 25, Malden 0. 2009: Everett 13, Malden 7 OT. 2010: Everett 45, Malden 0. 2011: Everett 42, Malden 20. 2012: Everett 54, Malden 20. 2013: Everett 35, Malden 0. 2013: Everett 31, Malden 7.* 2014: Everett 42, Malden 27. 2014: Everett 42, Malden 21.* 2015: Malden 22, Everett 19. 2016: Everett 43, Malden 0. 2017: Everett 39, Malden 0. 2018: no game. 2019: Everett 30, Malden 6. 2020: no game (COVID-19). 2021: Everett 43, Malden 0. 2022: Everett 42, Malden 6. 2023: Everett 56, Malden 0. 2024: no game. 2025: no game. 2026: Everett 35, Malden 6. *MIAA Playoff Game Everett: 72 wins. Malden: 58 wins. There were 4 ties.

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