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Mattapoisett Youth Baseball704 viewsThe Mattapoisett Youth Baseball Association 11U All-Star team won the South Plymouth tournament beating Raynham 6-4 in the finals. Pictured here are: Will Saunders, Patrick Cummings, Cam Hamilton, Landon Goguen, Jared Gammell, Tyler Mourao, John Breault, Noah Greany, Sean Nutter, and James Dwyer. Coaches were Patrick Breault, Lee Hamilton, Scott Greany, and Jamie Dwyer. Cheerleaders were Grace Greany and Katherine Dwyer. Photo courtesy of Devon Hamilton.
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Catch the spirit! 704 viewsIt was some tween fun at Old Rochester Regional High School on Sunday, September 5, 2010 when the school�s varsity cheerleaders provided a cheer clinic fundraiser for young, aspiring cheerleaders. These younger cheerleaders will join the varsity squad at the ORR/Nauset football game on September 11, at the ORR David Hagen field at 7:00 pm. For more sports and ORR information, read the articles in this week�s issue from ORR students Anne Smith and Ben Resendes. Photos by Felix Perez.
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Track Champions704 viewsOn Sunday, February 20, Old Rochester Regional High School's girls' indoor track team came in first place at the State Division IV Championship, organized by the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association. Photo by Felix Perez.
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Mariner Youth Soccer U18704 viewsThe Mariner Youth Soccer U18 Boys team is proceeding to the Massachusetts Tournament of Champions (MTOC) after defeating Nantucket, 2-1. Mariner will represent the South Coast Conference and will compete either in the U18 or U19 bracket for the State Championship. The boys travel to Martha’s Vineyard this Friday for the game that decides which of the two teams enters the U18 bracket and the U19. Pictured here, the U18 boys celebrate on the ferry after their win over Nantucket. Photo courtesy Hal Rood
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Old Rochester Youth Football704 viewsIt was a great day for all of the Bulldog divisions in the home opener for Old Rochester Youth Football vs. East Bay on Sunday. Tiny Mites won 18-12, junior pee wees 31-7, pee wees 28-6 and JV 14-6. Photos courtesy of ORYF.
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G.R.I.T. 703 viewsMembers of the ORRHS running group G.R.I.T. participated in the annual Frosty Run last weekend at Old Colony in Rochester.
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ORR Volleyball Team 702 viewsORR Volleyball Team Senior Captain Jill Tyndall and Wareham Vikings Senior Captain Emma Collings pose with the new Route 6 Rivalry trophy. Photo submission Kathryn Collings
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Opening Day699 viewsThe Rochester Youth Baseball League held their annual opening day ceremony and parade on Saturday, April 11. About 400 people, including players, coaches and their families, participated in the procession that made its way down Route 105 to Gifford Park�s Al Herbert Memorial Field for the opening day festivies. Photo by Robert Chiarito.
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Tri-Town Basketball 699 viewsMarch 12 was the final night for the Tri-Town Basketball playoffs. The league had over 190 participants in grades 3-6 representing Mattapoisett, Marion and Rochester. The boys grade 5-6 champions were the Bulls, and the boys grade 3-4 champions were the Raptors. Heat coach David Arancio talks to his team. The girls champions were the Sparks. Photos courtesy Gerta Fox
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Special Olympics 698 viewsTabor Academy hosted another Special Olympics event on Sunday, February 12. The snow kept a lot of participants from venturing out, but those who did enjoyed some 1:1 play with Tabor Academy student volunteers. Photos by Deina Zartman
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Southcoast G.R.I.T.698 viewsThe ORR running group Southcoast G.R.I.T. (Growth while Running and Inspiring Together) ran the New Bedford Half Marathon on Sunday, March 18. Student and teacher runners faced cold temperatures and a driving northerly wind that brought out runners’ true ‘grit’ for those final few miles. Photos by Erin Bednarczyk
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Tabor Academy Special Olympics Club 697 viewsThe Tabor Academy Special Olympics Club kicked off an important new project, “The R-Word Campaign” on Sunday, February 14 with a special Valentine’s Day basketball tournament as part of the school’s Special Olympics Young Athletes Program. Students hope to change school culture for the better by raising awareness to extinguish the use of the R-word. Photos by Colin Veitch
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