1.
The Whitman-Hanson
Girls Track & Field team participated in the MSTCA's Division 3 Relays held
Sunday at the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center.
Standouts in the event included Seniors Riley Hurley and
Courtney Woodward, Junior Isabel Amado and Sophomores Myah Kamperides and April
Keyes.
Myah Kamperides closed the Distance Medley with a 5:38 Mile to
lead her team of Isabel Amado, Ryley Hurley and Courtney Woodward to 4th place
finish.
April Keyes cleared 4' 5" in the High Jump
pacing the team which included Ryley Hurley and Courtney Woodward to a 7th
place finish.
Ryley Hurley ran her 400 Meter leg in a time of
64 seconds to led the Sprint Medley team, along with April Keyes, Hailey
Minicucci and Isabel Amado to a 9th place finish.
2.
On the boys side, Boys 4 x 50 was
17th out 32 teams
Jacob Donovan Graham Stewart Dyllan
Burns Jake Caterer Boys 4 x 50 Shuttle Hurdles 10th out of 17 teams Vinnie
Mascio. Julian Anderson Chase Baker Graham Stewart Boys 4 x 200 15th out of 34
Jacob Donovan Pat Bui Dyllan Burns Jake Caterer Boys 4 x 400 9th out of 20 Chris Blackman Pat Bui. Dyllan Burns Boys
Distance Medley 13 out 23 Liam Cafferty
Jacob Donovan Nick Hanley Theo Kamperides Boys Sprint Medley 14 out of 31
Jeremy Linn Jacob Gannon Matt Avery Gordon Johnson Boys Long Jump 13 out of 22
Jake Caterer Graham Stewart Ryan Smith
Many of the boys teams improved over
last years performances and 4 x 200. 4 x 400 and 4 x 800 should be qualified to
run in the State Division 3 Championship.
3.
The
Whitman Hanson girls basketball team (8-3, 4-3) had to battle through all four
quarters to pull away with a 49-41 victory Friday night against Marshfield. The
Panthers trailed 20-15 at the break and were searching for offense. Junior
Rylie Harlow led the team in the second half with 11 points on three 3
pointers. Sophomore Megan Stone gave the Panthers solid minutes off of the
bench with 9 points. Whitman Hanson is on the road Tuesday night when they
travel to Hanover.
4.
In
boys basketball, Senior Stevie Kelly recorded a triple double (24 points, 11
assists and 10 rebounds) and senior Jonathan Zeidan to power Whitman Hanson to
an 82-68 win over Marshfield. Senior
Colby Ahern came off the bench to score 12 points while Cole Levangie added 10
to help the Panthers (9-2, 6-1) record their 7th straight win.
5.
The Whitman Hanson /Silver Lake
girls hockey team beat Quincy 7-2 at Bridgewater Arena Wednesday to even the record
at 5-5 winning for the 5th time in the last 6 played. WHSL was led
by 2 goals from Alyssa Murphy, other goal scorers were Kendyl Peterson (1st
varsity goal), Shea Kelleher, Emily MacDonald, Bridget Cardarelli and Caleigh
Tompkins. Kat Gilbert got the win in net. Saturdays game with Marshfield was postponed.
6.
Boys
hockey picked up a couple of nice wins this week, easily defeating Rockland on
MLK day and also recording a come from behind road win at Silver Lake, 4-1. Whitman-Hanson goal scorers were Matt Solari, Chris
Stoddard, Adam Solari and John Ward. The defensive corps of Kevin Willis, Jack
Allen, Sean Doucette and Mike Savicke played strong in front of goalie Bob
Siders who had 20 saves for the victory.
7.
Although they lost to Hanover
(133.3), the WH gymnastics team had a strong meet with their 2nd highest team
score of 120.35. Highlights include Sarah Bombardier's 8.6 vault and Riley
Getchell's 7.85 beam score. The team also had their highest combined beam score
of the season. The girls are having fun and improving their routines each meet.
The next competition is Wednesday night at the Hanover Y at 7:30pm against
Scituate.
8.
Whitman-Hanson
Wrestlers traveled to Oliver Ames for a Quad meet today. WH finished the day at
2 wins and one loss, loosing a close fought match to host OA 46-33. In the
second round WH prevailed 42-33 over Joshia Quincy and finished the day with a
big 64-12 decision over Northbridge. Top winners for the Panthers included with
3 wins each Senior Captain Steve Brooks, 3 pins (18 total pins for the season)
at 160 pounds, and Mike Gardner with 3 pins at 182 pounds. Tyler Cullinan also
finished with 3 wins, 2 by pinfall at 170. Finishing with 2 wins each on the
day included both Rocco Ruffini with 2 pins at 220 and Declan Hanaphy with 2
pins at 285. Pat Collett at 152, Joe Boss at 106, and Myles McInnis at 126 also
won 2 matches each. Shane Belcher finished 1-0 on the day at 138 pound. Next up for the Panthers is Hingham at WH on
1/22/20. The Panthers are 0-1 in the Patriot league and 5-3 overall. On another note, Bethany Ralph took home
second place in a girls tournament on Monday.
9.
The Swim Team took on
Bishop Stang this week, the girls won 97-77, the boys lost 73-88. Madison
Navicky swam in the 100 Free and the 100 back, she also assisted the 200
Medley-Relay and the 400 Free-Style Relay. Mariella Crowley had her personal
best in the 100 Free with a time of 1:11:99, she also assisted in the 200 and
400 Free-Style Relay. Katelyn Sweeney also had her personal best times in the
100 Fly with 1:47:48 and 100 Back with a time of 1:30:47. Erin Tilley assisted
in the 200 Free-Relay. Abby Bonney also assisted in the 200 Free-Relay. Olivia Norwood
swam in the 200 Medley-Relay. Sabrina O'Connor had a personal best time in the
50 Free-Style with a time of 32:96, she also assisted in the 200 Free-Relay.
Girls 5W-1L
Boys 5W-1L
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